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Insect Field Study
During this lab, students explore the fascinating world of insects.
Students begin by collecting aquatic insects from a local stream.
As they sort their specimens, they encounter a variety of stages
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Students will
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Students make detailed observations of a variety of live arthropods.
They'll use their observations to discover the characteristics
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arthropod classes.
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Niagara Gazette — LOCKPORT — Looking for a break in a cold case, members of the Niagara County Sheriff's Department appear to have walked away from a Caledonia Street house without any new leads.
Undercover — and unidentified — officers, wearing black T-shirts and driving unmarked cars, on Wednesday searched a house formerly owned by Roger L. Hueber, located at the corner of Prospect and Caladonia streets.
The officers didn't tell neighbors what they were looking for inside the red brick house at 252 Caledonia, but assured the curious there was nothing to be concerned about.
According to Capt. Chuck Baker of the Niagara County Sheriff's Criminal Investigation Bureau, "They were over there yesterday. The investigation is ongoing. There is not any breaking news."
Many neighbors know the mysterious story of Sheryl Lyn Rucci, who went missing in Aug. 2005, and her association with Hueber.
Rucci, who was born in 1971, was last seen at her residence on Lincoln Avenue on Aug. 9, 2005. The mother of an 8-year-old daughter, she was scheduled to testify two weeks after her disappearance in front of a grand jury in a sex-abuse case against Hueber, her boyfriend.
Hueber had been charged March 15, 2005, with two counts of third-degree rape, two counts of third-degree sodomy, four counts of endangering the welfare of a child and two counts of unlawfully dealing with a child.
When she failed to appear in court, Rucci — who was listed as a co-defendant — was indicted on a charge of second-degree sexual abuse.
According to then-Assistant District Attorney Caroline A. Wojtaszek, Sheryl was controlled by Hueber and reportedly provided juveniles with drugs and sex around the same time Hueber did.
Hueber eventually pleaded guilty to third-degree attempted rape and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child. He was sentenced to 1 1/3 to four years in state prison. He was released from prison in Jan. 2010.
In an Aug. 2010 US&J story on the five-year anniversary of Rucci's disappearance, investigators said Hueber was the initial person of interest due to his relationship with Sheryl, but he is not the only "target" of the investigation.
Hueber's former house will be heading to auction following a 2011 foreclosure.
That foreclosure is what allowed sheriff's officials to get inside the house. Sheriff James Voutour said his department received permission to enter the house, something they were denied in the past by Hueber.
"We've tried to approach him since his release ... and he's chosen not to respond," Capt. Kristen Neubauer said in an Aug. 2010 interview. "We can't compel him to talk to us. We've talked to multiple people all the way from direct acquaintances to people who've lived in the area."
As word got out about Wednesday's search, media outlets showed interest in the cold case on Thursday. Voutour said Wednesday's search didn't turn up anything.
"It was just another day in a missing person case," Voutour said.
The state police and sheriff's department said they followed up on more than 200 leads. In 2011, Voutour said, "We believe her to be a victim of foul play."

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Pella — Ellen Elscott was the second child born to John and Maggie (Brand) Elscott. She was born on March 24, 1918, near Taintor, Iowa. Ellen received a grade school education at the Case Country Grade School near Taintor. Prior to her marriage she worked in various homes cooking and caring for young children. On October 22, 1941,she was united in marriage with Francis Mac Van Zante at her parents farm home. To this union three children were born: a son, Norman Lee, and two daughters: Carlene Mae and Louise Fern. Ellen and Francis lived on his parents' farm, Albert D. and Elsie (Mc Reynolds) Van Zante, north of Pella, Iowa in Jasper County where Ellen worked side by side with Francis. She enjoyed being outside and helping out wherever needed. Francis built their home on the farm where they lived until retiring and moving into Pella in 1978. They made their home at 308 Union Street. Ellen and Francis enjoyed camping at the Iowa State Fair and traveled extensively. They had visited all 50 states and several foreign countries. Ellen was a longtime, faithful member of the Otley Reformed Church in Otley, Iowa. She valued her family and always had time to lend a helping hand. Francis passed away on May 17, 2001. The following year Ellen moved into an apartment in Pella where she resided until becoming a resident at Hilltop Manor and Pella Community Long-Term Care. Since 2011 she had been a resident at Griffin Care and Rehabilitation Center in Knoxville, Iowa and passed away on Friday morning August 24, 2012, at Knoxville Hospital & Clinics at the age of 94 years. Those left to remember her life and spirit are her three children, their spouses, eight grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. They and their families are: Norman and Mary (Woody) Van Zante of Pella, Iowa, Carlene and Bernard Van Der Pol of Sully, Iowa, Louise and Brian Wilson of Monroe, Iowa. Of her original family Ellen leaves her older sister, Jennie (Harold) Geurts presently of Grinnell, Iowa; her brother-in-law, Chadwick (Irene Elscott) Ver Ploeg of Pella; and a sister-in-law, Minnie (Van Zante) Miller of Newton, Iowa. She was preceded in death by her husband, Francis M. Van Zante; her parents: John and Maggie Elscott; two brothers: Elmer Elscott, Glen Elscott and his wife, Verna; three sisters: Irene Ver Ploeg, Gladys and her husband, James R. Renaud, Grace and her husband, John H. Renaud; a brother-in-law, Harold Geurts; her parents-in-law: Albert D. and Elsie Van Zante; and two sisters-in-law, Agnes (Van Zante) and her husband Carl Shannon, Cordelia (Van Zante) and her husband, Myron W. Nollen. Funeral services were held on Monday, August 27, 2012 at the Otley Reformed Church. Arrangements were handled by Van Dyk –Duven Funeral Home in Pella.


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Cellar/Tasting Notes Dark ruby/plum-hued with an evolved nose of cedar, dried herbs, sweet cherries, and plums, this medium-bodied, attractive St.-Estephe is best consumed during its first 7-8 years of life.
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Cellar/Tasting Notes Fairly deep garnet-red. Distinctive fruity, spicy and vegetal nose. Round, robust and savory palate revealing more of the nose aromatics. Structure and freshness on the finish. A good wine that will appeal to lovers of classic Medoc.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "This excellent yet under-exploited terroir has produced its finest Tertre Daugay to date. The dark ruby/purple-colored 2009 offers loads of black raspberry, licorice, and black cherry aromas, medium to full body, silky tannins, a layered mouthfeel, and an expansive finish. It should provide..
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "One of the most dramatic improvements in Bordeaux is what proprietor Tony Perrin has accomplished with Carbonnieux's red wine program. The whites have always been among the leaders of the appellation, but he has built more fruit, body, and texture into the reds over recent vintages. Another..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "A blend of 80% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 10% Cabernet Franc, the 2006 exhibits a dense purple color as well as a sweet perfume of creme de cassis, cherry liqueur, licorice, spice box, and crushed rocks. With full body, sweet tannin, admirable purity, and brilliant harmony among its..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "The second wine, the 2006 La Dame de Montrose, is a shrewd choice for wine consumers. A blend of 58% Merlot, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 12% Cabernet Franc, plus a small quantity of Petit Verdot, it is a layered, lush, fleshy effort possessing ripe red and black fruits interwoven with hints of..
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Neither quarterback won the position outright, and neither did anything terrible to play his way out of it. Both junior Payton Veraldi and sophomore Jase Chastain helped Dalton High School's football team Friday night and did positive things.
It was exactly what Catamounts coach Matt Land said they would do.
And while Dalton lost 33-27 in triple overtime to Ringgold at Harmon Field, there isn't a quarterback controversy for the Cats. Both Veraldi and Chastain will continue to play, and Land doesn't see anything wrong with that.
"I think everyone saw what we had said all along about two guys who can help our team in a lot of ways," Land said. "They are two guys who will work harder than anyone else over the next two weeks, and they are both key to the success of this team. They both understand what is at stake, and it is all about the team."
Together, they combined for 183 yards of total offense and four touchdowns.
Chastain also saw spot duty at tailback, especially in overtime after starting tailback Tyler Noland was rolled up under a pile in the second overtime possession and suffered an injury to the left side of his torso.
Veraldi — who was the only quarterback Dalton used in overtime — had the more impressive yardage at the end of the night, completing 4 of 8 passes for 63 yards and rushing nine times for 70 yards and two touchdowns.
Veraldi started the game, but the two switched back and forth with each possesion until the end of regulation, when the score was tied 14-14. Chastain led the Cats on their first scoring drive in the waning minutes of the second quarter as Dalton went 41 yards, with Chastain diving in for the score as time ran out in the first half.
Veraldi gave Dalton a 14-7 lead on the Cats' first possession of the second half, taking the team 69 yards in seven plays. However, Dalton had four illegal procedure penalties — something which occurred seven times on the night — on the drive.
"We were flowing back and forth pretty well as the game went on," Chastain said. "We are both comfortable back there, and we really don't feel like the team is going to miss a beat no matter who is back there. It is always whatever is best for the team and where the team needs you the most. Either way, you have to step up."
Veraldi agreed.
"We both have the mindset that we will do whatever is best for the team," he said. "We both have worked hard, and we will work even harder next week and get back to it."


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11 Skills You'll Need for a Career
Here's how to master these necessary abilities while still in college.
With today's economy, college students are more worried than ever about what kind of career awaits them. The best way to increase the odds that the job you'll get won't involve waiting tables or flipping burgers is to get the skills you need while you're still in college. Here are our 11 critical job skills that every college student should master, regardless of his or her ultimate career path:
1. Writing clearly and forcefully. Students often don't recognize how important writing skills are in many professions: Many students, without a trace of shame, proclaim "I can't write" and consistently avoid courses that require them to write papers. But the "I can't write" excuse won't stand you in good stead later when you have to write a strategic plan for your business, create clinic notes in your medical practice, write briefs for your legal case, or pitch your advertising plan in a report to the client. Actively seek out college courses that give you lots of opportunities to write. And use the feedback you get on one writing assignment to improve on the next.
2. Systematizing and organizing data. Many jobs require employees to do quite a bit of number-crunching and to create numerous spreadsheets and tables. Be sure you take courses that teach you the skills to do this kind of work—math, statistics and the like. Even students in liberal arts majors should come out of college being able to handle a reasonable range of quantitative tasks in the real world.
3. Doing research. In this Internet age, no one seems to be reading books in a library much. But there's more information out there, so being able to conduct research is even more important than before. Courses that include research assignments—usually upper-level classes in the humanities and social sciences—will give you experience with a number of research tools, many of them electronic, that you can utilize when given research assignments at work.
4. Presenting material orally. In many jobs, you will spend more time than you can possibly imagine attending meetings or giving presentations—or giving presentations at meetings. Needless to say, when your boss asks you to comment at a meeting or give a presentation, it's not wise to plead shyness or fear of public speaking (as many college students do when asked to present material in class). College offers you many possibilities for training in public speaking. Yes, there's the speech class or the debate team, but smaller classes and seminars often require presentations, too. And, hey, you could always just answer a question a professor poses in a big class. It happens.
Extra Pointer. Make sure you get proficient in a presentation software, such as PowerPoint, and learn to use all its features, including video and multimedia.
5. Taking notes. Maybe you like to sit back in lecture and enjoy the passing show without bothering to write a single note. Or maybe you write from time to time, as you focus in on what the prof is saying. This isn't a good idea for college, and it's even less of a good idea when your boss asks you to remind him or her in detail of what plans for the big campaign were developed at last week's three-day retreat. Every college class gives you an opportunity to become an ace note taker, so don't blow the chance.
6. Meeting deadlines. At college, many professors will offer extensions, makeups, and incompletes for a wide variety of justified and often-unjustified reasons. One of the most common shocks experienced by students once they hit the real world is that most clients and bosses expect them to meet their deadlines, no matter how many grandparents passed away that week, dogs got hit by cars, or friends broke up with their girl/boyfriends and needed consolation. Get ready for this now by taking your college deadlines seriously and meeting them, without exception.
7. Working on a team. Teamwork is often a key factor in job success: What worker is a one-man band? Group projects at college or work with study groups can give you valuable experience in working with a team. Doing an internship or participating in a research project with your professors also gives you ways to practice working well with others.
8. Getting along with a boss. In college, the professor (or TA) is your boss, much like how in after-college life you'll have a real boss. Learn to get along with your prof, whether what he or she is saying is what you'd like to hear or not. Think of each meeting in an office hour, each Skype session or each informal encounter after class as an occasion for practicing your interpersonal skills with a higher-up. Collegiality is a key business skill.
9. Multitasking and time management. A college schedule of four or five classes, each with different sorts of assignments and schedules, is the perfect training ground for developing your prowess at doing lots of things at once and balancing the time needed for each. If you hone your abilities for handling the end of the semester—you know, that time when you need to turn in three papers and take five finals—you'll be in a great position to handle the crunch season at work, which, in some jobs, can involve juggling many projects and commitments.
10. Seeing a big project through to completion. You'll be in a position to easily handle jobs that involve large, complex, long-term projects if you've worked on, and completed, a major term paper, a junior or senior thesis, or a sustained science experiment while you're at college. Keeping up interest and motivation over the long haul is a special skill that lots of students have trouble with (to which most colleges' records of incompletes can attest). Now's a good time to know thy enemy—at least in regards to big projects—and learn how to conquer it.
11. Creative thinking. You may not know it, but what really characterizes A-level work at college and distinguishes it from B-level work is some creative spark that allows select students to see the issue under consideration in a deeper and more insightful way. You can develop your creative skills in almost any course, not just in courses in the arts or in creative writing (which are also fine ways to stimulate your creativity). Try to always go beyond the most obvious points, striving for deeper levels of meaning and more imaginative ways of expressing them. Creativity shines through at any job interview, and beyond, once you get your once-in-a-lifetime job.
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Growing older certainly has its share of trials and tribulations, along with perturbations and permutations, yet I'm sorely (no pun intended) convinced that it beats the alternative. Some time ago I saw the following quote by writer Malcolm Cowley:
"Put cotton in your ears and pebbles in your shoes.
Pull on rubber gloves.
Smear Vaseline over your glasses,
and there you have it: instant old age."
There are many additions to the list that could be made. We could include bathroom habits, eating habits, memory problems, stamina, strength, agility, romance, and both wanted and unwanted hair. Yet, Mr. Cowley's list pretty well sums it up.
While the infirmities of advancing age will certainly take their toll on all of us, we can fight back with our minds and attitudes. It's a medically known fact that a positive and cheerful attitude has great medicinal value. Maintaining a positive outlook is very difficult for some of us, so we need to step back and take the time to reflect and take inventory of all the good things in our lives. My wife Helen is always chiding me about being so negative and seeking fault in everything. This comes from years of experience in looking for problems in need of correction. Sometimes it's best to quit worrying about a half-full glass and savor the pleasure we had while drinking the top half.
Several years ago an old Navy buddy gave Helen and me a gift that sums up life on the Pore Farm. It was a stone tablet that says: "A Good Rain and a New Calf Are Always Welcome on This Farm." I would offer an additional addendum. When we receive such blessings, we should take the time to recognize and appreciate them. Last week, I was given exactly such a gift — a good rain and a baby calf. Actually, in a recent five-day period, I received a wonderful rain and five healthy black-faced baldy calves. In addition, I got an excellent last cutting of fragrant green Coastal hay baled on my largest hay field.
As we age it is easy to focus only on our aches and pains, lack of energy, and lost youth. For many of us, it begins the moment we "spring" out of bed each morning. It is then that we realize that one leg is asleep, the other one has a Charley horse, you have a crick in your neck, you can't get your breath, you stubbed your toe last night going to the bathroom, and you're not sure you're going to make it to the bathroom in time this morning. Walking out to the driveway to pick up the paper is a chore.
On the other hand, you don't have to be at work at 7 a.m., you can drink coffee and have breakfast as you read the paper. At this time, you can plan your day. Are you going to take a pre-nap before lunch and wait for the main event afterward? What can you postpone until tomorrow?
It's sometimes hard, but we can choose to always make our glasses half-full. For me I got a good rain, a new calf and good lab results from my doctor. Yes, it was a good week indeed.
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Last Dance: "Queen Vic" Pendleton Heads Into Retirement With Second Place Cycling Sprint Finish, Shaung Guo Takes Third
"Queen Vic" Pendleton was riding high going into the Women's Sprint Final.
On the heels of a dazzling performance in the in the Keirin Final – where she became just the sixth British woman in history to win two Summer Games titles – the eyes of her country were centered on her to claim victory in her final race as a professional track cyclist.
It wasn't meant to be.
The British star, dropping in race one of the three-leg final, edged Anna Meares by a razor close 0.001 seconds. But a heavy disqualification ruling took her out of it for riding outside the sprinting lane.
The recently anointed cycling "monarch" was then forced to dominate the final two leg. She fell just short of the feat, conceding defeat for a solid second place finish – trailed by China's Shaung Guo, who took second in the Keirin race with a 2-0 win over Kristina Vogel of Germany.
But despite not coming out on top in the contest, well known to be her very last before retirement from the sport, Queen Vic was still grateful for what she had accomplished.
"I'm just so relieved right now and overwhelmed with emotion," Victoria said. "I would have loved to have won on my final race but I'm just so glad that it is all done and I can move on. I'm glad it got to that stage, I think she is the best rider in the field and it is the way it should have been with myself and Anna in the final. She is a fantastic competitor and I wish her all the best, but I'm very glad to be saying that is the last time I am going to go through that."
With that, Queen Vic closed out a storied career that saw her amass 19 overall medals – with two Titles and one second-place finish at the Summer Games.
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as the title says i have an 03 yukon xl with a bit over 300000 km on it, i bought it 3 years ago
first year was fine, then the traction control started engaging for no reason (even on dry pavement with light throttle) about once a month
as time went on the problem became more frequent however going into the next winter the problem totally disappeared even on snowy and icy roads
the following spring the problem came back, it did seem the colder it was the less frequent the problem, however now its happening 99.9999999% of the time regardless of the temp
so as i accelerate and get to about 5 or 10 km/h i let off the gas for a sec then continue to accelerate and its fine till i stop again or just push the button to disengage the t/c
through all this time there are no warning lights or codes at all (at least codes i can read, never had a dlr scan it, didnt want to spend 100+)
oh also no abs codes or problems with abs
so i have 2 questions, what could the problem be ?
is there a way to remove a fuse or relay to disengage the system so i dont have to push the button all the time
if it matters, its awd with 5.3L
also if it matters, all fluids have been changed, also l/f hub was replaced too
thanks for any help03 Yukon XL
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---- — BEVERLY — The last time the city contemplated adopting the Community Preservation Act, voters said no by nearly 2,000 votes.
Ten years later, supporters are hoping the landscape has changed enough to produce a different outcome.
Beverly is one of nine communities in the state that will vote Nov. 6 on the Community Preservation Act. The state law allows communities to assess residents a 1 to 3 percent surcharge on their property taxes to raise money that must be used for open space and recreation, historic preservation and affordable housing.
Voters in Beverly rejected a CPA proposal by a margin of 60 to 40 percent in 2001, when it called for a 3 percent surcharge. This year the proposal sets the surcharge at 1 percent.
Supporters are hoping that change, plus the incentive of creating a pool of money to pay for projects that otherwise might not get done, will push the measure over the top this time.
"What we need to do is educate the community about how beneficial it can be," said Babette Loring of Community Preservation Beverly, the citizen group that is advocating for the act. "It's three causes that I believe strongly in. It enhances a whole feeling of community and who Beverly really is."
Opponents say the CPA is just another tax imposed on already struggling taxpayers. Elliott Margolis, who co-founded Citizens for Fiscal Responsibility to fight a Proposition 2 1/2 override attempt in 2008, said his group will soon begin holding signs against the adoption of the CPA.
"We consider the Community Preservation Act to be another override, because that's exactly what it is," Margolis said. "Enough is enough. The city has to show us that they are trying to be as economical as the people who have to make ends meet. They're not willing to cut anything; they just want to add to your burden."
Loring said about 65 percent of Beverly property owners will pay between $40 and $50 per year for the CPA, based on the assessed value of their property (the first $100,000 of assessed value is exempt). Low-income property owners and moderate-income seniors are except.
If adopted, the CPA would raise about $750,000 per year, according to Beverly Community Preservation — $600,000 through the property tax surcharge and the rest through a state match. The state money comes from a surcharge on real estate transactions at the state's registries of deeds.
A total of 148 communities, 42 percent of the state's cities and towns, have adopted the CPA. Loring said communities that don't have the CPA are missing out on the state money they are helping to fund.
"We're giving money away, in a sense," she said.
Community Preservation Beverly says CPA money would be used to create a reliable source of funding for areas that are vulnerable to cuts, such as parks, playgrounds and libraries. It cites potential projects such as the ongoing rehabilitation of the carriage house at Lynch Park, installing signs in the downtown central business district, and preserving the 1812 powder house on Prospect Hill, one of only seven powder houses (which were used to store ammunition) remaining in the state.
As other examples, the group says the money could be used to control invasive species and restore habitats of natural areas, fix historic cemeteries and preserve historic city records.
Margolis said if such projects are so important, the city should find the money to pay for them without imposing another tax.
"If that's the only way you can get money to do it, then it's not a major priority," he said. "Why should it come from people who are unemployed in today's economy or are struggling to make ends meet?"
The city must allocate at least 10 percent of CPA money each year to each of the three categories of open space, historic preservation and affordable housing. Expenditures are recommended by a nine-member local committee that must include members of the city's recreation, conservation and historic commissions and Planning Board, and one member advocating for affordable housing. The City Council approves all expenditures.
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Study: Nearly Half of Military Binge Drinks; Painkiller Abuse Skyrockets
Prescription painkiller abuse has increased five fold since 2002.
Alcohol and prescription drug abuse has increased among active members of the military over the course of the past few years, according to a new report by the National Academy of Sciences.
Prescription drug abuse (mainly painkillers and other opioids) doubled from 2 percent in 2002 to 4 percent in 2005. From 2005 to 2008, abuse nearly tripled from 4 to 11 percent. And it's not just drugs.
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From 1998 to 2008, binge drinking (five or more drinks on one occasion for men, four or more for women within the last month) increased from 35 percent to 47 percent, a one third jump. According to the study, illicit drug use among active members of the military remained constant at 2 percent from 2002 to 2008.
"Alcohol and other drug use in the armed forces remain unacceptably high, constitute a public health crisis, and both are detrimental to force readiness and psychological fitness," the study's authors wrote.
Dennis McCarty, a researcher at Oregon Health & Science University and a member of the committee that worked on this report, says that the escalation of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and increasing frequency and length of deployment have likely lead to the jump in substance abuse. He says the military has to do a better job of offering substance abuse programs for troops.
"The lack of confidentiality of treatment programs is a barrier to accessing care," he says. "Treatment levels are below what we'd expect."
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Enrollment in the armed forces' substance abuse programs have increased over the past few years. In 2010, for example, over 23,000 soldiers enrolled in the Army's substance abuse programs, a nearly 40 percent increase over 2006 numbers. During that same period, the number of sailors and Marines who entered substance abuse programs increased from 7,700 to 10,100, a 31 percent jump.
Military doctors wrote 43 million prescriptions for painkillers in 2009, more than quadruple the number they wrote in 2001. Painkiller abuse is a particularly tough problem for military physicians to solve: Combat-related injuries, strain from carrying heavy gear, and long deployment times often necessitate their use, according to the study. But weaning soldiers off the medication is often difficult.
"They're first treated for an injury, but then they become dependent on the medication," McCarty says.
Charles O'Brien, chair of the committee wrote the report, said that pain killers aren't going away anytime soon, but their use is a tough habit to kick because of the way opioids work in the body.
"Addiction and all kinds of substance abuse is chronic, and the pathology of addiction is like a memory," he says. "And that memory doesn't go away all that quickly," even if the body isn't physically addicted to the painkillers anymore.
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September 3, 2013
Mary Tall
It is with great sadness that the family of Mary Tall (Molisani) announce her passing at the Newfane Rehab & Health Care Center on Sunday, September 1, 2013 at the age of 83. Born June 13, 1930 in Lockport. She was the youngest of 14 children born to James and Loretta Molisani who emigrated from Italy. On May 12, 1951, she married Raymond Edward Tall.
Mary was a hard working woman who worked many years at Ames Department Store and Super Duper. She was a wonderful cook and enjoyed making food for everyone. Mary loved Harley Davidsons and enjoyed riding back in the late 1940's. In her later years, Mary enjoyed making beautiful quilts for her family and friends.
Mary was preceded in death by her husband, Ray; and son, John. She is survived by three children, Ray (Alfie), Linda, and Ron (Carol); ten grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren; brothers, Louis, Carly, Johnny; and also several nieces and nephews.
Relatives and friends may call on Friday, September 6th from 3:00-6:30 PM at Prudden & Kandt Funeral Home, 242 Genesee St., Lockport, where funeral services will immediately follow at 6:30 PM. Interment will be on Saturday, September 7th at 10 AM in Wrights Corners Cemetery. The family wishes to thank the staff at Newfane Rehab & Health Care Center for taking care of her for the past five years.
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Dungeons & Dragons takesadventuring to the next level this year with a brand new comic fromIDW Publishing, Legends of Baldur's Gate. Theseries—which ties in to Wizards of the Coast's massiveTyranny of Dragons event—comes smashing into stores this fallwith a tried-and-true team of questers.
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Transported to a different universe by a faulty invention,the TMNT find themselves in a New York City much like their own,but with one major exception: a rampant ghost problem! If thatweren't enough, the Turtles and their reluctant new hosts,the Ghostbusters, soon find that theTurtles didn't come alone…
The crossover is written by two talentedcreatorswho couldn't be better acquainted with these uniquefranchises — TomWaltz and ErikBurnham. In addition to writing theongoingTurtles series at IDW, Waltz hasalso served as editor for theongoing Ghostbusters series,written by Burnham who, in turn, co-wrote the criticallyacclaimed series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: TheSecret History of The Foot Clan.
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The epic story of Borderlandscontinues in part one of the new series, where fans find out whathappens after Roland, Mordecai, Lilith, and Brick step out ofMarcus's bus. As soon as they arrive in the once-prosperous town ofFyrestone, they realize that Pandora is a far more dangerous planetthan they first imagined. The Vault Hunters will go up against aruthless bandit known as "Nine Toes," but will they be able toovercome him?
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Frank Doberman was the greatestdetective of his era with the fastest car, biggest gun, andlongest… um… arrestrecord. But after a drug bust went horriblywrong, Doberman disappeared, seeking solace in MotherNature. Now lured back to the Force by thepromise of vengeance, and an ice-cold six-pack, Doberman has todeal with a new age of computers, regulations, and an uber-villainwhom the world seems to believe has changed his ways.
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Blythe's spotless academic record isin jeopardy when she's placed on a project with chronicunder-achievers Whittany and Brittany Biskit. Meanwhile, the pets'plan to help her out turns into a desperate search for Sunil whenhe's trapped with a ball python! Everyone must find a way to worktogether or face dire consequences.
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LUST is a prosebook, a comic book, and an art book all in one. The creative teamexplores the nature of the virtues and vices, specifically Chastityand Lust, as well as considers what it is that one may teach usabout the other, concluding this exploration by meeting at thebook's middle.
The VICE Series from 44FLOOD, of whichLUST is the first book, will have seven books focusing oneach of the seven vices and their corresponding virtue, as well asan eighth and final book with vice herself personified.
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Some of our favorite Ponyvilleresidents, including Applejack, Rarity and Fluttershy, visitManehattan to see Trixie's biggest magic trick yet: makingthe famous Ostlerheimer Diamond disappear! Only one thing goeswrong: the diamond disappears for real! All hoofs point to Trixieas the culprit, but not everything is as it seems in this magicalManehattan mystery!
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Powerpuff Girls Classics, Vol.4: Picture Perfect
Jennifer Moore, Sean Carolan, BrettLewis, Ian Boothby, Roger Fredricks, Frank Strom, John Rozum, TrinaRobbins (w) • Phil Moy, Stefanie Gladden,Christopher Cook, Bill Alger, Ricardo Garcia Fuentes (a)• Phil Moy (c)
They're cute. They're fun. And they'repowerful! The Cartoon Network classic Powerpuff Girlsreturns to comics in this collection of comic-book adventures. Thisfourth volume collects issues #17–22 of the DCseries.
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When a Starfleet medical conference iscrashed by a deadly metamorphic virus, DoctorsBeverly Crusher, Julian Bashir and Katherine Pulaskihave to race against time...to finda cure. The answers lie in the distant past, deep withinthe files of Dr. Leonard McCoy! All of StarTrek's medical officers team up for thefirst time ever!
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In the mid-1960s, JimSteranko burst into the Marvel Age of comics in a BIG way,and the innovative, cinematic techniques he introduced in his brieftenure at The House of Ideas stand to this day as a high-water markin the history of graphic storytelling.
More than any other series, Steranko ismost associated with Nick Fury: Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. ThisArtist's Edition collects the first 12 stories of Steranko's run,from Strange Tales #151 — #162, as well as all hiscovers from these issues. Additionally, there will be a selectnumber of extras presented. And, as usual, nearly all the pageshave been scanned from the original art, from Steranko's privatearchives.
HC • BW • $95.00 net discount item• 176 Pages • 15" x 22" • ISBN:978-1-61377-968-2
· What is an Artist's Edition?
- While appearing to be in black &white, each page has been scanned in COLOR to mimic as closely aspossible the experience of viewing the actual originalart—for example, you are able to clearly see paste-overs,blue pencils in the art, editorial notes, art corrections. Eachpage is printed the same size as drawn, and the paper selected isas close as possible to the original art board.
Tarzan: The Complete RussManning Newspaper Strips, Vol. 3: 1971-1974
Russ Manning (w & a &c)
The third volume of a four-book seriescollecting the entire run of the Tarzan newspaper strip byRuss Manning presents the final two complete dailystorylines, plus four extended Sunday adventures. In the dailiesfrom August 2, 1971 through July 29, 1972, Tarzan returns to theEarth's core, while Korak plays guide on the dangerous whitewater river. In the Sundays from January 24, 1971 through March 17,1974, Tarzan travels to Pal-ul-don and Korak enters the City ofXuja.
HC • B&W • $49.99 • 296pages • 11" x 8.5" • ISBN:978-1-61377-982-8
· "There's no denying Manning'scapability, not just as an artist but also as a storyteller. Hiscrisp, dynamic art excels in the best Alex Raymond/BurneHogarth tradition." –The ComicsJournal
Teenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesAnimated, Vol. 4: Mutagen Mayhem
Various (w & a & c)
Re-live the action of the newTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon with Leo, Don, Mikey,Raph, April, and Shredder in the newest volume of this popularyoung reader screengrab series. This volume adapts the Season 2opener "The Mutation Situation" plus "Mutagen Man Unleashed", whichintroduces Casey Jones!
TPB • FC • $7.99 • 120 pages• 5" x 7" • ISBN:978-1-61377-983-5
• Great for kids!
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles#36
Tom Waltz, Kevin Eastman (w)• Mateus Santolouco (a) • Santolouco,Eastman (c)
Leonardo and Splinter plan for the coming warwith Shredder. As they meditate on what their true path must be,they are engulfed by darkness. And from that darknessemerges… the Rat King! Will his meddling with their mindslead to salvation or madness?
FC • 32 pages •$3.99
· The fan-favorite character that everyone hasbeen asking for is here!
· Variant cover by MarkTorres!
John Rozum, Dwight Jon Zimmerman(w) • Alexander Saviuk (a) • SamShearon (c)
Mulder and Scully continue to chase downleads in the most bizarre and unexplained cases the FBI has everseen! Collecting issues #30–41 of the Topps series, Volume 4features stories such as "Surrounded," "Crop Duster," "Skybuster,""N.D.E.," "Devil's Advocate," and more.
HC • FC • $29.99 • 280 pages• ISBN: 978-1-61377-988-0
• Collects the final issues of the Topps series!
The X-Files: Year Zero #1 (of5)—SPOTLIGHT
Karl Kesel (w) • Vic Malhotra, Greg Scott(a) • Carlos Valenzuela (c)
When a blue-collar worker from New Jerseypasses prophetic messages to the FBI from a mysterious "Mr.Zero," Mulder is convinced it is the same otherworldly entitythat contacted the FBI through a suburban housewife in the 1940s.This similarly named "Mr. Xero" pointed the FBI towardmany unusual cases, leading to the establishment of "theX-Files"!
FC • 32 pages •$3.99
· At last, the true origin of "TheX-Files"!
· Written by Karl Kesel (FantasticFour, Superboy)!
· Ask your retailer about the FrancescoFrancavilla variant cover!
Zombies vs Robots: Z-Boyz inthe Robot Graveyard (PROSE)
John Shirley (w) • DanielBradford (a & c)
The brain infection known as theZombie vs Robots prose program continues with thisexclusive two-part novella from cyberpunk JohnShirley (The Crow). Evocative full-colorillustrations of distressing robot-on-zombie violence by a masterof dystopian atmospherics and unease provided by DanielBradford (King).
TPB • FC • $19.99 • 108pages • 6" x 9" • ISBN978-1-63140-008-7
· Written by JohnShirley, writer of IDW's TheCrow: Death & Rebirth series!
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Wednesday, Jul 9th, 2014
San Diego, CA (July 9, 2014)– My Little Pony: Friendship isMagic fast became the best-selling comic inIDW's history and last year the title reached a monumentalmilestone of selling over one million copies at retail.To celebrate the occasion, IDW and Hasbro collaborated on a veryspecial promotion. In an unprecedented move, an extremely rarevariant cover by fan-favorite Sara Richard ofissue #12 of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic wasmade, so rare it was limitedto ONE copy total!
IDW and Hasbro are proud to announcethat they are joining with Heritage Auctions, thelargest collectibles auctioneer and third largest auction house inthe world, to auction both the one-of-a-kind issue and the originalartwork by Richard, at Heritage's Signature Auction, thisAugust 7th. Proceeds of the auction will benefitGive Kids The World, a non-profitorganization that provides children from around the world withlife-threatening illnesses and their families a memorable andcost-free visit to Central Florida attractions.
"One of the central tenants ofMy Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, is that when friendswork together, virtually anything can be accomplished," saidMichael Kelly, Hasbro's Director of GlobalPublishing. "With this exciting event we are able to put thatmessage into action on behalf of a truly wonderful organization.Sara's art just exudes joy, which is appropriate given howmuch happiness we expect it to bring."
"We're thrilled to be ableto do something this special with such a unique comic book,"said IDW President Greg Goldstein. "Hasbrois of course one of our most valued relationships. HeritageAuctions is the best in the business, and Give Kids The World isjust a great organization with a fabulous mission. I can'timagine a better way for us to celebrate the continuing success ofMy Little Pony."
MY LITTLE PONY is an evergreen lifestylebrand that continues to be a worldwide perennial favorite. The"My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" animated series is created byHasbro Studios and is currently airing on The Hub TV Network in theUnited States and can be seen globally in over 180territories.
"Richard's My Little Ponycomic book is a feel-good addition to our August 7th auction, andwe feel honored to work with IDW and Hasbro," saidJim Halperin, Co-Founder ofHeritage. "Relationships like this allow HeritageAuctions to help support worthy charities like Give Kids TheWorld."Read More
Monday, Jul 7th, 2014
New Releases from IDW Publishing for the week of July 30, 2014
Jeff Parker, Paul Tobin &Various (w) • Paco Rodriques & Various (a) •Giorgio Cavazzano (c)
The Angry Birds are flying high inthis fun-filled second issue! The Angry Birds take a trip toPiggyland but quickly learn it is definitely NOT the happiest placeon Earth! Featuring the writing of two Eisner-nominated creators,these stories are guaranteed to please!
FC • 32 pages •$3.99
· Number one best-selling iOS app of all time!
· Over 2 billion downloads. Yes, not a typo. 2BILLION!
· Featuring the work of not one but twoEisner-nominated writers- Jeff Parker andPaul Tobin!
Brian Ash (w) • Ron Wimberly (a& c)
BLACK DON'T NEVER BACKDOWN! Black Dynamite is a man on amission once again and this time he's going to Tibet to even thescore. When the local Shaolin monks and volunteeraid workers come under attack, Black Dynamite goes on the offensiveand discovers a Red Chinese / ex-Nazi conspiracy to breed and trainthe ultimate Kung-Fu Man-beasts.
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
· BLACK DYNAMITE meets hismatch!
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero#204
Larry Hama (w) • S L Gallant (a &c)
TORPEDO leads a dangerous G.I. JOE rescuemission in Olliestan, and the odds are stacked against theteam—will they make the evac in time before they getoverwhelmed? A tense game of cat-and-mouse continues in G.I.Joe: A Real American Hero #204!
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
· Variantcover by Larry Hama!
Duane Swierczynski (w)• Nelson Daniel (a) • Shane Pierce(c)
"The American Way of Death, part4"— Dredd has looked Death in the eyebefore… but never like this! He realizes The only way tobeat the Dark Judges is to send them back to Deadworld in a crazysacrifice play involving D-jump machines as well as a whole lot ofblood, sweat and ammo. His only allies: a turncoat Dark Judge, afurry ex-con with a pickaxe, and… what's this? Along-lost love from Dredd's past, back to settle up an olddebt?
FC • 32 pages •$3.99
· The explosive final chapter of the Dark Judgessaga!
Brian Winkeler (w) •Robert Wilson IV (a & c)
Trevor K. Trevinski was massively hungover when he was given the cosmic powers of The Crystal Fist, so hehas no idea how they work. Join Trev, his roommate Lance, PizzaGuy, and Emma, the "hot drunk English chick," as theyembark on a hero's journey, hitting every pothole along theway.
TPB • FC • $19.99 • 120 pages• ISBN: 978-1-61377-980-4
• First time in print!
• Another great Monkeybrain collection!
Sam Kieth, William Messner-Loebs (w) •Kieth (a & c)
Our good Doc finds himself surrounded bya room full of black isz, as Maxx seeks resolution battlingvarious Outback creatures. Meanwhile, Julie seeks solace in thatspecial place we all go to contemplate weighty issues—thebathroom. Neither seems any closer to finding the answers they seek(But Sara finally unwraps that mysterious box of clay that's beentalking to her…)!
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
· Featuring an all-new cover by SamKieth!
Walter Simonson (w & a &c)
A bold new adventure startshere! The Minoan Agents Chapter One: ThePrisoner:
Once upon a time, the Greater MinoanCo-Prosperity Cluster captured a live Star Slammer. Amid greatexcitement, he was transported aboard the starship Meredith, boundfor the heart of the Empire and a show trial and execution…it all turned out rather badly.
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
· Eachpage of art has been scanned from Simonson's personal archives toensure the finest reproduction!
· Completely re-mastered and re-colored!
Mike Johnson (w) • Tony Shasteen (a& c)
"The Q Gambit" begins here! The crew ofthe new STAR TREK film franchise encounters the classicTrek villain Q for the first time, only in this all-new 6-partgalaxy-spanning adventure developed in associataion withscreenwriter/producer Roberto Orci! Themischievous Q sends James T. Kirk on quest that will see theEnterprise joining forces with familiar faces from Star Trek lore,beginning with the crew of a certain spacestation…
FC • 32 pages •$3.99
· The Star Trek comic event of theyear!
· Featuring new artist TonyShasteen (Vampire Diaries, Batman: ArkhamUnhinged, and more)!
Transformers: More Than Meetsthe Eye #31: Dawn of the Autobots
James Roberts (w) • AlexMilne (a & c)
FLYING BLIND! Trapped inside a giantreplica of RODIMUS's head (don't ask), MEGATRON and the crew of theLost Light have to solve the biggest mystery of their lives. Andthey have to do so quickly—because every time the lights goout, something terrible happens...
FC • 32 pages •$3.99
· MEGATRON leads the AUTOBOTS in space!
· What's happening to the AUTOBOTS'ship?!
· Variant 20th Anniversary cover byPhil Jimenez!
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Monday, Jun 30th, 2014
IDW Publishing Welcomes Allison Baker As Director Of Operations Industry Insider Brings Experience to Key Position
San Diego, CA (June 30, 2014) – IDW Publishingis very pleased to announce that Allison Bakerwill be joining the publisher as Director of Operations.Allison's primary role will be coordinating and expeditingthe operation of IDW Publishing's ever-increasing productionschedule, working directly with the Editorial and Productiondepartments, as well as the newly formed IDW Games division.
Allison is the co-publisher and co-founder ofMonkeybrain, Inc., originally founded as a traditional printindependent book publisher specializing in science fiction &fantasy and nonfiction genre studies. In 2012, Monkeybrain launcheda new creator-owned digital comics line, Monkeybrain Comics, whichhas garnered several Eisner Award nominations, including an EisnerAward win for Best Digital Series in 2013.
Monday, Jun 30th, 2014
New Releases from IDW Publishing for the week of June 30, 2014
Ben 10 Classics, Vol. 2: It'sBen a Pleasure
Robbie Busch, Jason Hall, Sholly Fisch,Arie Kaplan (w) • Ethen Beavers, Min S Ku, ScottCohn, Gordon Purcell (a) • Ethen Beavers(c)
The adventures continue with storiessuch as "Eggs With Legs," "Intergalactic Spazz Club," and more.Volume 2 presents the Ben 10 comics from Cartoon Network ActionPack issues #19–26.
TPB • FC • $17.99 • 104 pages• ISBN: 978-1-61377-973-6
• Never before collected!
Derek Fridolfs (w) • RyanJampole (a & c)
Failing to stop his sister, Dexter hasbeen captured by her royal guards, and now faces punishment at thehands of Princess Dee Dee. As he struggles to endure hertorment, can Dexter come up with one last-ditch plan to changetheir fates? Or is he doomed to live the rest of his life withoutscience?
FC • 32 pages •$3.99
· Ryan Jampole was nominated for a2013 Harvey award for "Most Promising Talent" for hiswork on Archie Comics' Mega Man!
· Variant cover by Tony Fleecs!
Dexter's Laboratory Classics,Vol. 1
Genndy Tartakovsky, John F. Kelly, PaulRudish, Craig McCracken, Chuck Kim, Dan Slott, John Rozum(w) • Genndy Tartakovsky, Paul Rudish, Bill Alger, JohnDelaney, Gary Fields (a) • Ethen Beavers (c)
Dexter's LaboratoryClassics contains the never-before-collectedissues starting with Cartoon Network Presents #1 and 4, aswell as the first four issues of the ongoing series originallypublished by DC Comics.
TPB • FC • $19.99 • 128 pages• ISBN: 978-1-61377-975-0
• Collects stories written and drawn by creator GenndyTartakovsky!
Paul Allor (w) • AlexCal, S L Gallant, Atilio Rojo, Nicole Virella, Robert Atkins, ChrisEvenhuis, Steve Kurth (a) • Steve Kurth(c)
In the aftermath of COBRA's NewYork attack, BARONESS leads a new up-and-coming officer calledSIREN around the world—and into the past uncovering secretsabout the previous Cobra Commander while coming face-to-face withthe ruthless current one!
TPB • FC • $17.99 • 104 pages• ISBN: 978-1-63140-012-4
• Collects issues #12–15.
Jeff Kline (w) • JaviGarron, Salvi Garcia, Chris Johnson (a) • Bernard Chang(c)
Meet Greg Pincus—theplanet's brand-spanking-newest Superhero. One small problem:Greg is neither super, nor particularly heroic. But, he's sureenjoying the perks that accompany the world's misconception. CanGreg successfully navigate a celebrity-obsessed culture withoutrevealing his secret shame? Will his hirsute bestfriend/roommate (Barry) ever stop making things worse? Willthe League of Defenders quit sniping long enough to battle evil? And, most importantly, will Greg'sMother–June–ever be freakin' satisfied???
TPB • FC • $14.99 • 104 pages• ISBN: 978-1-61377-977-4
· "A laugh out loud exploration of superhero andsuperego." –George R.R. Martin
· Jeff Kline(Transformers: Prime, G.I. Joe: Renegades) pens thisserio-comedic take on a reluctant hero, and contemplates what itmeans to be "special" in a world where fame can comeand go faster than a speeding bullet. Collects issues#1–4.
Ken Kristensen (w) •Giancarlo Caracuzzo (a) • Jose Lopez(c)
Barely escaping the Super Illustratedphoto shoot with their body parts (and dignity) intact, Stoner andBarry run into some unexpected trouble as they prep for theirPeople's Choice Awards debut. Meanwhile, Art gets poked, June getsbounced, Cathy gets spurned, Nancy gets pissed, and the mysteriouskidnapper, Tarr, gets deadly serious.
FC • 32 pages •$3.99
· Things just keep getting worse for Greg Pincusin Indestructible, created by Jeff Kline(Transformers: Prime)!
LOAC Essentials 5: The BungleFamily 1930
Harry J. Tuthill (w & a &c)
Art Spiegelmancalled The Bungle Family "the most underratedcomic strip in our history." Bill Blackbeardwrote, "There has been nothing like it in comic stripssince." Hogan's Alley magazine proclaimed,"The Bungle Family was about as wholly an adultcomic strip as the field has ever known."
Yet only sporadic examples ofHarry J. Tuthill's masterpiece have beenavailable to modern readers. Until now! Thisvolume—collecting the complete 1930 dailies—remediesthat situation.
HC • B&W• $24.99 • 336pages • 11" x 4.25" • ISBN:978-1-61377-958-3
Locke & Key: Crown ofShadows #1 Hundred Penny PressEdition—CERTIFIEDCOOL
JoeHill (w) • Gabriel Rodriguez (a & c)
The bargain-priced debut issues of thebeloved series continue here with this dollar comic presenting"The Haunting of Keyhouse," the first chapter ofCrown of Shadows, the haunting third storyline in theLocke & Key saga!
FC • 32 pages •$1.00
Sam Kieth, William Messner-Loebs (w) •Sam Kieth (a & c)
SamKieth's own quirky brand of brilliance hasbeen wowing fans and inspiring cartoonists for more than 25 years.As one of the earliest creators for Image Comics, Kieth created TheMaxx—a homeless superhero who lives in a box. Both Maxx andhis social worker friend Julie share adventures in both the realworld and in "the Outback," a fantasy realm inhabited by theirjungle-inspired totems.
HC • FC • $21.99 • 104 pages• 7" x 11" • ISBN:978-1-61377-959-0
• "Being such a huge fan of TheMaxx since its genesis, I honestly cannot think of even onegood reason not to run out and get this book."–Geeked Out Nation
• Every page scanned from theoriginal art and re-mastered! Completely re-colored under thewatchful eye of Sam Kieth!
Rogue Trooper Classics #3 (of12)
Gerry Finley-Day (w) • Dave Gibbons,Colin Wilson, Mike Dorey (a) • John McCrea (c)
Clone war! Nu-Earth, a planetravaged by war, its atmosphere poisoned by chemical weapons. Inthis battle-scarred landscape, the Norts and Southers fight whereonly the Genetic Infantrymen can survive unaided. Rogue is one suchsoldier, and these are his tales... all in color for the very firsttime!
FC • 32 pages •$3.99
· Art by Dave Gibbons, ofWatchmen and Doctor Who fame!
· All-new covers by Eisner Award winner JohnMcCrea!
· Enjoy the classic Rogue Trooper strips incolor for the first time!
JC De La Torre (w) • FrancoCespedes (a & c)
A few months after the dramaticcliffhanger in Issue 3, Darien and his friends are forced to fendoff Orasmas' monsters while Arylos searches for the truth. Plus,what does Earthen Aaron King have to do with anything?
FC • 32 pages •$3.99
· A crucial new character is revealed!
· Star Mage has been called"Part Ender's Game, part Last Starfighter, evenpart Star Wars."
· This issue also features two comic shorts -Whimsy by Marcus Rocco andJean-Francois Beaulieu and Soul Men GuideFiles 03 by Sal Brucculeri and IbaiCanales.
Phil Hester (w) •Roger Robinson (a) • Jerry Ordway (c)
The hunt for the hidden Judgment Towersbetween T.H.U.N.D.E.R. and The Subterraneans takes a twist when amysterious third organization makes a play for the alien artifacts.Lightning receives some sobering news and a powerful new recruitnamed John Janus appears, but will he join the T.H.U.N.D.E.R.Agents or destroy them?
TPB • FC • $17.99 • 104 pages• ISBN: 978-1-61377-985-9
· Collects issues #5–8.
Tribes: The Dog Years SpecialEdition—CERTIFIED COOL
Michael Geszel, Peter Spinetta(w) • Inaki Miranda (a & c)
A new deluxe hardcover edition of theepic graphic novel that iFanboy gave five stars, urging readers to"run out and grab it...because we're talking about thepost-apocalypse and all the masterful world-building provided bythe best stories in the genre." MTV Splashpage praised it as a"timeless tale that would sit quite comfortably alongside thegreatest works of science fiction and fantasy." Forces of Geek said"not only gorgeous, but creatively pushes the boundaries of theprinted page" while Publishers Weekly lauded InakiMiranda and Eva de la Cruz's "standout"artwork and writers Michael Geszel andPeter Spinetta for "constructing a believableworld that has been run by teenagers for generations."
HC • FC • $39.99 • 224 pages• 11" x 8" • ISBN:978-1-61377-966-8
· "Tribes is likeMad Max by way of Disney. Inaki draws with a widescreenvision that jumps off thepage."–PaulPope
Various (w & a &c)
The first issue of WEIRD Love was ablazing buzz book—the hot gossipy talk of comic fans!Now, right on the heels—the HIGH heels—of thatcontroversial comic is the second stupifying issue of 1950s andbeyond kinky classics. WEIRD Love #2 leads off with atawdry, torrid tale, "Yes, I was an Escort Girl!" witha vintage salacious cover to match! Five more bizarro storiesluridly illustrated with Good Girl Art follow, including,"Mini-skirts Must Go!" and "Too Fat forLove!" WEIRD Love has been called "by far themost jaw-dropping and entertaining comic today!" Order thisand you will see why fanboys and fangirls!
FC • 48 pages •$3.99
· $3.99 for 48 pages of lovingly weird comicsfrom the Eisner-winning master of archival comics, CraigYoe and Yoe Studios!
Paul Crilley, Erik Burnham, Ed Brisson,Denton J. Tipton (w) • John Stanisci, SalvadorNavarro, Michael Walsh, Dheeraj Verma, Vic Malhotra (a)• Miran Kim (c)
When The Lone Gunmen discover Internetfiles from the future, they learn that a plague will soon wipe outmost of humanity. With Agents Mulder and Scully working one lead,the Gunmen must spring into action and investigate several urbanlegends: a group of ghost-hunters, mutant turtles that live in thesewers, shape-changing alien robots, and a vengeful spirit frombeyond the grave!
HC • FC • $24.99 • 152 pages• ISBN: 978-1-61377-896-8
· The X-Files investigates the Ghostbusters,Transformers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and TheCrow!Read More
Wednesday, Jun 25th, 2014
New Releases for the week of June 23, 2014
24 #3
Ed Brisson (w) • Michael Gaydos (a)• Davide Furnò (c)
Now that you've seen Jack Bauer'sreturn to television in LIVE ANOTHER DAY, read the storythat sent the heroic agent spiraling into his darkest days as aninternational fugitive. Ed Brisson andMichael Gaydos wind the clock on the latestchapter of the high-octane saga!
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
· Jack Bauer returns ahead of thedebut of the "Live Another Day" TV event!
· Written by Ed Brisson (Comeback,Secret Avengers)!
· Art by Eisner Award nominee MichaelGaydos (Alias)!
John Raffo (w) • Iman Max (a) •Andrew C. Robinson (c)
As the warlord Kavanaugh gathers his army ofcyborgs, mutants, and assassins, Cray must find a way to defendZenZion using the limited resources available. But how canone disgraced warrior train an entire citizenry to defend itselfwithout molding them into cold-blooded killers in his ownimage?
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
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Monday, Jun 16th, 2014
New Releases for the week of June 16, 2014
Archie: The Swingin' Sixties:Complete Daily Newspaper Comics: 1963-1965
Bob Montana (w & a &c)
Continuing the Eisner Award-winningseries collecting the Archie newspaper strip, we reach themid-1960s when the now-famous cast of Archie, Jughead, Betty,Veronica, and Reggie are part of a rich ensemble presented bycartoonist Bob Montana. As Bart Beaty notes, "Thestrip is not so much about Archie as it is about the interaction ofall those characters who exist in his orbit. The relatively largecast is particularly suited to the gag-a-day format."
HC • B&W • $49.99 • 296pages • 11" x 8.5" • ISBN:978-1-61377-972-9
• Includes more than 800 comics from April 1963through the end of 1965.
Charles Schulz's Peanuts:Artist's Edition HC—SPOTLIGHT
Charles Schulz (w & a & c)
CharlesSchulz's Peanuts debuted as what isarguably the most important comic strip of all time in 1950.Peanuts transcended the medium, presenting complex issuesand moral dilemmas in the space of four panels, while maintaining abitingly funny sense of humor. Charlie Brown, Lucy Van Pelt, Linus,Schroeder, kite eating tree, the Great Pumpkin, and, of course,Snoopy… all are embedded in our psyches. Now, for the firsttime, Schulz's classic creation will be seen in a way as close aspossible to the original art created by the artist himself—inIDW's multi-award-winning Artist's Edition format, with each stripbeing carefully scanned and reproduced. Note: Because of theenormous size Charles Schulz worked, theseoriginals will be reduced in size from the original art.
HC • BW • $75.00 net discount item• 144 Pages • 19" x 10" • ISBN:978-1-61377-952-1
• Whatis an Artist's Edition?
- While appearing to be in black &white, each page has been scanned in COLOR to mimic as closely aspossible the experience of viewing the actual originalart—for example, you are able to clearly see paste-overs,blue pencils in the art, editorial notes, art corrections. Eachpage is printed the same size as drawn, and the paper selected isas close as possible to the original art board.
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Tuesday, Jun 10th, 2014
IDW Sets Up Down Under! Ted Adams And Chris Ryall Bring Exclusives And Announcements To Supanova Pop Culture Expo
San Diego, CA (June 10, 2014)– Over two weekends this June, IDW CEO &Publisher Ted Adams andChief Creative Officer/Editor-in-Chief ChrisRyall will be on hand at the Supanova PopCulture Expo in Sydney and Perth, Australia, giving internationalfans an inside look at the workings and future of IDW Publishing!Together, they'll be hosting panels, signing books, andcelebrating IDW's15th Anniversary with fans from acrossthe globe.
From June 13-15, Adams and Ryall can befound at the Sydney Showground, when Supanova kicks offin the metropolitan hub. At the IDW booth, you can stock up on IDWbooks as well as pick up an exclusive Supanova convention coverto Mars Attacks: First Born #2,written by Ryall and illustrated by SamKieth. The exclusive image adorning the cover is thefirst-ever "photo-selfie" with Adams and Ryall. Thisunique convention exclusive is limited to 250 copies for each ofthe Supanova conventions they will be attending thissummer.
Also signing at the IDW booth will beartist/designerAshley Wood, who willbe showcasing an exclusive action figure through his 3A Toys line,as well as an array of his many IDW art books and comics, suchasZombies vs Robots, co-created withRyall. TMNTcover/trading-cardartist, Jon Sommariva, will alsobe signing and sketching at the IDW booth during theconventions.


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David poulsen 702-285-6458
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Pet Fee-$100
Pool Pre-heating charge-$75
Pool/Spa Heating fee-$80 per day(Preheating required 30 hours prior to arrival)
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David poulsen 702-285-6458
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Sun Lakes, AZ — Lawrence A. Nicolosi (Larry) of Sun Lakes, Ariz., formerly of Gloucester, Mass., passed away peacefully on April 22, 2013.
Larry was born to Lawrence and Harriet Nicolosi in September 1939. He was a graduate of Gloucester High School, 1957, and The New England School of Art, 1963. He married Eleanor Bartolotta in July 1963 and lived a fulfilling life as a parent of two daughters, a vocational school teacher, and couture designer of bridal and women's fashions in the Magnolia and Manchester, Mass., area until he and Eleanor retired to Arizona in 2000. After moving to Arizona, he became an adjunct professor of fashion arts at Mesa Community College for several years.
He was a member of the Sons of Italy and Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in MA and the Italian-American Club and Oakwood Country Club's Dance Club in Arizona.
Larry is survived by his wife, Eleanor; daughters, Mariangela, wife of Christopher Noyes, and Silvana, wife of Matthew Stoll; granddaughters, Adrienne Noyes, Emma Stoll and Eleanor Stoll; his siblings, Robert Nicolosi and his wife, Nancy, Judith Prodanas and her husband, Stephen, and John Nicolosi and his wife, Immie; and numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, grand and great-nieces and nephews.
ARRANGEMENTS: A memorial Mass will be held at St. Steven's Catholic Church in Sun Lakes, Ariz., followed by a celebration of life luncheon at Oakwood Country Club. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations in Larry's memory to Hospice Family Care of Arizona, The Parkinson Foundation or a charity of your choice.


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The Murder Mystery Company, the nation's number one interactive theater group, kicks off their Winter season in Tampa with their award winning show: "Of Sound Mind and Dead Body". Murder, mystery and magic take center stage at The Murder Mystery Company's most popular show. One of the world's foremost magicians dies during his own act, leaving millions up for grabs! Who will receive the money from the late Great Scott and which greedy character is responsible for his death?
Tickets are $60/ Person, and include both the 2 1/2 hour interactive murder mystery show and a delicious three course meal.
For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit our website @ http://www.grimprov.com/Dinner-Theater-Tampa-Bay/ or call us at (888) 643-2583 and talk to one of our skilled detectives today!!


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ASHTABULA — Harry W. "Dutch" Cotton, 78, of Zima Drive, Ashtabula, died Monday, May 20, 2013, at home.
Funeral services will be 12 p.m., Friday, at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 1342 W. Prospect Road, Ashtabula, with the Rev. Quincy Worthington officiating. Burial will be in Ridgeview Cemetery.
Calling hours will be from 5 to 8 p.m., Thursday, at the Ashtabula Home of Fleming & Billman Funeral Directors, 526 W. Prospect Road, Ashtabula and Friday from 11 a.m. until time of service, at the church.
Memorial contributions may be directed to Trinity Presbyterian Church at the above address, the Animal Protective League, 5970 Green Road, Ashtabula, Ohio 44004, or Hospice of the Western Reserve, 1166 Lake Ave., Ashtabula, Ohio 44004.