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Dinopopolous (Blank Slate) Nick Edwards' Dinopopolous is the story of Nigel, a 13-year-old who loves comics, videogames and heavy metal and who solves mysteries with is best friend Brian, who is a talking dinosaur.
You have probably already decided that this is a comic book you would like to read, and I concur with your decision: This is a comic you will like reading.
When an archaeologist on the trail of the Miracle Bird of Ndundoo goes missing, Nigel and Brian are given a pre-pre-pre-historic artifact and tasked with finding the bird before Julian and His Evil League of Lizards, humanoid lizards that dress a little like the saiyans from Dragon Ball Z, and reminded me of the Tyrannos from DinoSaucers. And Brian reminded me a bit of a mount from the old Dino Riders toy line, wearing a saddle with guns mounted on it and all. And, tonally and visually, the entire book reminds me a bit of Cartoon Network's Adventure Time, all of which are farily positive associations in my mind.
The story itself is extremely straightforward. Our heroes find the trail, follow it, come into conflict with Julian and his League and then find the bird on the 25th and penultimate page of the book, which ends with a splash page reading "The End" in the middle of an explosion, while Nigel throws up some devil's horns.
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If I had $15 this week, I'd rush to the store as quickly as possible to ensure that I'd be able to get a copy of Saga #1 (Image Comics, $2.99) before it completely sells out. It's been far, far too long since Brian K. Vaughan has been doing comics, and Fiona Staples is one of those artists who just continually gets better even after starting pretty damn impressively in the first place. It's not the only must-read launch this week, either; I'm also very excited about Saucer Country #1 (DC/Vertigo, $2.99), Paul Cornell and Ryan Kelly's mash-up of The West Wing, The X-Files and – judging by this first issue, which I've had a sneak peek at – The Invisibles, which pretty much ensures I'll be on board for awhile. There's also Marvel's Avengers Assemble #1 ($3.99), which I'm… curious about more than excited for, in large part because I've already seen Bendis' take on the team for the last few years, so this feels more like "More of That Thing You've Already Read!" than "First Issue of A New Series!" but… well, it might be better than I'm expecting, who knows?
If I had $30, I'd think about putting Avengers back on the shelf before picking up Journey Into Mystery: Fear Itself Fallout Premiere HC (Marvel, $19.99), the second collection of Kieron Gillen's remarkably great Thor spin-off. I've only recently caught up with the first collection, and loved it, so I'm looking forward to more of the same with this one.
There's really only one choice to splurge on this week for me: The Womanthology: Heroic hardcover (IDW, $50.00). Not only do I have friends with work in the book, but I was pretty much signed up for this one as soon as I heard about it online. I love well-done anthologies, and I'm ready for this to be one of the best I've read in a long time.


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ST. JOHNSBURY The efforts of Twinfield Union School and St. Johnsbury School to promote and expand physical activity programs have been recognized by the Vermont Health Department.
St. Johnsbury School received the Most Improved Vermont Department of Health School Wellness Award. The school has an after-school swim and gym program for first- through eighth-graders, and up to 300 participants are expected to have taken part by the end of the year. The school also implemented a Fitness Gram that assesses students health.
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I cut the breasts into smaller cubes and used lime juice because I didn't have lemons. I had a few leftover green beans so added them at the end as suggested by another reviewer. I served it over rice with lentil beans (which I had previously cooked and frozen) and fresh sliced tomatoes on the side. A very quick, tasty and easy meal. I'll recommend this to my very busy daughter.
Very simple and tasty, I cubed the chicken into bite size pieces and fried them that way, tossing in some fine green beans toward the end and serving this over Hedgiehog's Greek Flavoured Rice, this made a quick and flavourful dinner, enjoyed by all! Thank you Chef Isaac, made for PAC Fall 2011
I used 2 chicken breasts, each between 7 & 8 ounces each, but kept to the amounts for the rest of the ingredients, although I did use just a small sprinkling of salt along with some lemon pepper! And, although I usually bake similar dishes, I did fry these & we really enjoyed them that way! Thanks for the nice change of pace! [Made & reviewed for one of my adoptees in this fall's round of Pick A Chef]
What a quick, easy and delightful take on Lemon Chicken! I used the juice of 1 lemon which was very close to 1/4 cup and I also used some zest to give it that extra zing. The garlic is perfect. I will make this time and again on a busy weeknight. Thanks for sharing your recipe. Made for 2009 Fall PAC.


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"I killed a man named 'Smith' with a bottle because I am an evil human being. ...Isn't that enough?"The Ace Attorney franchise has produced its fair share of monstrous villains:
—The real killer (spoiler), Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, Episode 4: "Turnabout Succession"
Original Trilogy
- Manfred von Karma is the Big Bad of the first game. As a prosecutor, he had a flawless, decades-long win streak, until defense attorney Gregory Edgeworth managed to have him penalized for his illegal workings in the courtroom, causing von Karma to become enraged by the black mark on his previously-perfect record. Right after the end of the case, an earthquake hit the building. It trapped Gregory Edgeworth, his nine-year-old son Miles, and a bailiff inside an elevator. As oxygen was beginning to run out, the bailiff panicked and attacked Gregory. Miles threw a piece of evidence from the trial at them to get them to stop fighting, which turned out to be a gun, which fired once, a terrible scream was heard, and then Miles passed out from lack of oxygen. Von Karma had come across them. The bullet from the gun shot through the glass and hit his shoulder, causing him to scream. For revenge, von Karma picked up the gun and shot the unconscious Gregory in the heart. Afterwards, von Karma took Miles under his wing and, for fifteen years, raised Miles to be the antithesis of everything that Gregory Edgeworth was, twisting the boy to fit his views and become a ruthless, cold-hearted prosecutor who cared for nothing but getting a guilty verdict every time. Finally, on the very last day before the Gregory Edgeworth murder case was closed forever, von Karma set up a murder and pinned the blame on Miles Edgeworth, intending to have his own foster-son executed for a murder he didn't commit. Von Karma also planned it out so that Miles would be convinced that he himself was the one who had killed his father and would confess to and be charged with that murder as well.
- Matt Engarde from the second game threw away his loving and devoted manager Celeste Inpax once he was done using her to further his career. When Celeste was engaged to his rival, Engarde told him Celeste was used goods to trick him into calling off the wedding. Celeste killed herself, to Engarde's delight. Engarde later hired professional assassin Shelley de Killer to murder his rival, but kept blackmail material to betray de Killer as well. To force Phoenix Wright to acquit him for murder, Engarde had de Killer kidnap the innocent Maya Fey and attempted to pin his crimes on the innocent, miserable and insecure Adrian Andrews partly for the thrill of hurting her.
- Dahlia Hawthorne, the Big Bad of the third game, previously manipulated her boyfriend into assisting her in a crime, before framing him for murder and ensuring his suicide to cover her tracks. She later poisoned the lover of the prosecutor Mia Fey when he got too close to her crimes, before she seduced Phoenix Wright as well. When her twin sister Iris fell for Phoenix, Dahlia accelerated her plans to poison him. When an ex-lover of hers tried to warn Phoenix, Dahlia murdered him and tried to frame Phoenix. Despite being executed, Dahlia returned as a vengeful ghost, aiding her mother to kill Dahlia's cousin Maya Fey solely to spite her elder sister Mia's spirit. Taking steps to manipulate her twin again to help with the murder, she came back from the dead to possess Misty Fey—albeit due to Misty's desire to protect her niece Pearl—and attempted to murder Maya, being stopped only by the intervention of Godot who killed her host. But despite this she became convinced that she had forced Maya to murder her own mother and caused her to commit suicide, which she gloated over to their faces. She's also a giant hypocrite, as she shows nothing but disgust towards Morgan Fey because of the "petty revenge" that she was after, but at the same time was going along with Morgan's plan specifically in order to get her own revenge on Mia.
- Kristoph Gavin is introduced as a supposedly helpful mentor. He is also the first man responsible for ushering in The Dark Age Of The Law by getting Phoenix Wright disbarred. Kristoph ended up taking a massive blow to his ego when a magician and prospective client, Zak, rejected Kristoph as his lawyer. When Zak hired Phoenix instead of him due to a poker game, a furious Kristoph decided to get revenge. He had gotten a shy artist named Vera to unknowingly create fake evidence for the trial, but after Phoenix was hired, Kristoph used the evidence to get him disbarred. Kristoph also manipulated his own brother, prosecutor Klavier, by using him to disbar Phoenix and cheating the honorable Klavier out of a fair trial. Klavier, who knew something wasn't right, was haunted for years. When Zak resurfaced under a new identity years later, Kristoph took the chance to murder him and frame Phoenix. After this, it was revealed Kristoph had poisoned Vera and her father Drew, intending both to die. Vera survived, barely. To pour salt on the wound, Kristoph gloated how Apollo and Phoenix had triggered his plan-their questioning caused Vera to bite her nails- when he had planted the poison as nail polish, knowing her nervous habit. He had even started poisoning her when she was only twelve. After her survival, Kristoph simply enjoyed seeing Vera face conviction for her own father's murder. In the end, he was little but a cruel, petty, selfish man obsessed with glory and destroying those who stood in his way.
- While initially seeming like a frail and kind individual, Big Bad Quercus Alba turns out to be the hardened, cold-hearted boss of a large and powerful smuggling ring. Thanks to him putting many highly-convincing counterfeit bills into circulation, the country of Zheng Fa has been thrown into economic chaos due to his machinations. He also ordered the deaths of Cece Yew, Deid Mann, and Byrne Faraday due to their efforts in trying to expose his role in the smuggling ring, and personally murdered Mask*DeMasque II and his subordinate Manny Coachen: DeMasque II for stealing the fake statue that contained the plates used for creating counterfeit bills, and Coachen due to him seeking to steal power of the smuggling ring from under Alba's nose. Ruthless and rotten to the core, Alba will kill anyone without so much as a second thought for the sake of keeping his criminal empire running.
- The spy known as the phantom is the Big Bad, extremely nasty and is the second figure, after Kristoph Gavin, who ushered in "The Dark Age Of The Law." He started off by disguising himself with a mask he found and killing Athena Cykes's mother when Athena was only 11 years old, in front of her no less, and ended up getting Prosecutor Blackquill convicted. He also sabotages a national symbol of pride, the HAT-1 rocket, almost killing the astronaut on board. Six years later, he likely killed the real Detective Bobby Fulbright and assumed his identity in order to be Simon's handler. He also killed Apollo's best friend since junior high, Clay Terran, because Clay almost revealed his identity. He has ruined the lives of several people besides the aforementioned Athena Cykes and Prosecutor Simon Blackquill and is indirectly responsible for almost every murder in the game, including setting off the bomb in the courtroom that was thought to be the work of Ted Tonate, which could have caused massive amount of death. Oh, and he framed two girls, Athena and her best friend, an Ill Girl; the aforementioned Prosecutor Blackquill; and an astronaut for his crimes. To top it all off, if one counts the murder done by his associate, Ted Tonate, he has the highest death toll of the entire franchise. What's really disturbing is that nobody knows his true identity and he doesn't feel emotions the same way "normal" people do. Because of this, he is a chillingly realistic version of a Sociopath in a video game.


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The year 2013 could be pivotal for Alaska's oil and gas industry. To breathe new life into the state's aging, and declining, North Slope oil fields, the Legislature will consider once again a reform of the state's oil and gas production tax.
Gov. Sean Parnell argues the tax is too high compared with other producing regions and is impeding the industry investment needed to stem a continuing 6-percent annual decline in oil production.
Parnell is expected to introduce a bill making changes when the Legislature convenes in Juneau on Jan. 15.
The weather has been cold and natural gas supplies in Southcentral Alaska are very tight. Enstar Natural Gas Co. distributed near-record amounts of gas in its system during recent cold weather and is drawing down supplies from a new gas storage facility on the Kenai Peninsula.
Meanwhile, utilities in the region are anxiously awaiting word on possible new supplies that producers might be able to make available this winter.
Just in time for recent cold weather, Southcentral Alaska utilities are now making their first withdrawals from a new natural gas storage facility near Kenai.
"We'll be depending on gas storage for 20 percent of our estimated peak needs this winter," Chugach Electric Association spokesman Phil Steyer told the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce Nov. 26.
High gold prices have stimulated Alaska mining projects including several in remote areas.
The small Nixon Fork underground gold and copper mine near McGrath on the upper Kuskokwim River continued operations in 2012 according to its owner, Canada-based Fire River Gold Corp.
In late October the mine was producing 3,800 tons of ore daily, twice the rate from earlier in the year, and had reached a stable production rate, according to Fire River spokeswoman Kimberly Ann.
Cook Inlet oil and gas producer Hilcorp Energy agreed to terms of a consent decree to cap the price of gas sold to utilities and industrial customers for five years and not allow gas to be sold into LNG export markets until local utility needs are met, a state attorney said Thursday.
The consent decree, if agreed to by an Alaska Superior Court, will clear the way for Hilcorp to complete its acquisition of Marathon's Alaska assets, most likely in early January.
Alaska is now attracting more interest from the world's petroleum and minerals industries, Alaska Natural Resources Commissioner Dan Sullivan says.
However, the state still has a lingering reputation as a tough place to do business that is casting a long shadow, he said. Sullivan spoke to business and community leaders in Anchorage Sept. 6 at the Resource Development Council's first fall bi-weekly meeting of 2012.
Marathon Oil and Cook Inlet Natural Gas Storage Alaska resolved a contract dispute that had threatened gas supplies for a new gas storage facility in Alaska, the companies announced late Friday.
CINGSA, which operates the facility behalf of utility customers, said the dispute over a 2011 contract with Marathon had left it short of "pad" gas needed to pressurize the reservoir so that gas can be withdrawn this winter at rates customers need.
Scientists reviewing a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency assessment of a potential large copper and gold mine in an environmentally sensitive area near Iliamna Lake said Aug. 8 that the agency's draft watershed assessment needs work, and should not be based on hypothetical mine scenarios.
Some of the scientists said the agency is too pessimistic in its assessment of risks. The EPA asked 12 scientists to review its Bristol Bay watershed assessment last May as an independent review panel.
Natural gas that could help keep Alaskans warm this winter could be exported to Japan as liquefied natural gas, although it's not yet certain.
A contract dispute has impaired gas supplies for the new $180 million gas storage facility being developed on the Kenai Peninsula, the operator of the facility, Cook Inlet Natural Gas Storage Alaska, or CINGSA, said Friday.
The producer — which has been identified as Marathon Oil Co. — may instead be sold to Japan as LNG for higher prices, CINGSA said in an Aug. 13 letter the company wrote to the Regulatory Commission of Alaska.
Gov. Sean Parnell is playing his cards close on whether he will expand Medicaid coverage to an estimated 38,000 lower-income Alaskans but said he would not form a state-managed health insurance exchange, two provisions of the federal Affordable Care Act passed in 2010.
Alaska health care providers are closely following the governor's statements on expanded Medicaid because if the coverage is provided it could substantially reduce losses hospitals and other medical providers suffer because of patients who cannot pay for treatment.
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Emollients and moisturizing creams are used to break the dry skin cycle and to maintain the smoothness of the skin. The term 'moisturizer' is often used synonymously with emollient, but moisturizers often contain humectants in order to hydrate the stratum corneum. Dryness is frequently linked to an impaired barrier function observed, for example, in atopic skin, psoriasis, ichthyosis, and contact dermatitis.
Dryness and skin barrier disorders are not a single entity, but are characterized by differences in chemistry and morphology in the epidermis. Large differences also exist between moisturizing creams. Moisturizers have multiple functions apart from moistening the skin. Similar to other actives, the efficacy is likely to depend on the dosage, where compliance is a great challenge faced in the management of skin diseases. Strong odor from ingredients and greasy compositions may be disagreeable to the patients. Furthermore, low pH and sensory reactions, from lactic acid and urea for example, may reduce patient acceptance. Once applied to the skin, the ingredients can stay on the surface, be absorbed into the skin, be metabolized, or disappear from the surface by evaporation, sloughing off, or by contact with other materials.
In addition to substances considered as actives, e.g. fats and humectants, moisturizers contain substances conventionally considered as excipients (e.g. emulsifiers, antioxidants, preservatives). Recent findings indicate that actives and excipients may have more pronounced effects in the skin than previously considered. Some formulations may deteriorate the skin condition, whereas others improve the clinical appearance and skin barrier function. For example, emulsifiers may weaken the barrier. On the other hand, petrolatum has an immediate barrier-repairing effect in delipidized stratum corneum. Moreover, one ceramide-dominant lipid mixture improved atopic dermatitis and decreased transepidermal water loss (TEWL) in an open-label study in children. In double-blind studies moisturizers with urea have been shown to reduce TEWL in atopic and ichthyotic patients. Urea also makes normal and atopic skin less susceptible against irritation to sodium laurilsulfate. Treatments improving the barrier function may reduce the likelihood of further aggravation of the disease.
In order to have optimum effect it is conceivable that moisturizers should be tailored with respect to the epidermal abnormality. New biochemical approaches and non-invasive instruments will increase our understanding of skin barrier disorders and facilitate optimum treatments. The chemistry and function of dry skin and moisturizers is a challenging subject for the practicing dermatologist, as well as for the chemist developing these agents in the pharmaceutical/cosmetic industry.
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People feel at home here at The Painted Peppercorn.
From the friendly people who work here to the warmth of old wood beams and original pine floors, to the bright surroundings, everybody and everything around you invites you to relax.
You may wish to sip on a glass of County wine or beer while checking out our little gallery of County art – or, being hungry, you may want to get right down to business and see what´s on the menu today.
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We use fresh local ingredients wherever possible (sometimes from our own garden). What we offer you is real food – flavourful, original, and prepared with care. We´re vegetarian-friendly and we also offer a kids´ menu. We make our delectable desserts from scratch. All with respect for your budget.
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The Northside Drive home of three 21-year-old males was entered through a kicked-in back door between 11 p.m. Saturday and 3:30 a.m. Sunday, police said.
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JUPITER, Fla. — PGA Tour player Dustin Johnson and Paulina Gretzky have taken to Twitter to say they're getting married.
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Athens Academy students Kimberlyn Daniel, Reagan Dyson, Amelia Johnson, Anna Candler Kimsey, Anna Grace Ortiz, and Ann McKenzie Woodruff and their drama teacher Katie Townsend traveled to New York City as part of the school's Summer Adventure program this July.
Zumbathon supporting Project Safe: YWCO, 562 Research Drive; Becky Galvin is a finalist to participate in Project Safe's upcoming fundraiser "Dancing with the Athens Stars" and currently is raising money to be chosen as a contestant; admission is $10 and all proceeds will be donated to Project Safe under Galvin's name; for more information, visit www.facebook.com/Becky.DWAS.
Recent graduates of the Bread for Life program will attend a luncheon next week to discuss their accomplishments, future goals and to recognize the contributions of volunteers, partner organizations and financial supporters of the program.
Jeffrey Collins was a customer inside the Atlanta Highway Golden Pantry at the same time the store's pregnant clerk was brutally killed nearly three years ago.
LONDON — The partner of a journalist who received leaks from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden was detained for nearly nine hours Sunday under anti-terror legislation at Heathrow Airport, triggering claims that authorities are trying to interfere with reporting on the issue.
STATESBORO, Ga. — In one football practice, some players may take several hits, while others take a few big blows.
ATLANTA — Atlanta police say an officer has been hospitalized with minor injuries after being hit by a suspected drunk driver.
ATLANTA — In the final days of Georgia's legislative session, bills move quickly between chambers and in and out of conference committees as lawmakers work to ensure the final version contains everything they want.
ATLANTA — The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning covering most counties in western Georgia.
WASHINGTON — Almost as soon as George Zimmerman was pronounced "not guilty" in a Florida courtroom, the cry went up.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Sen. Mark Pryor likes to tell voters that he always puts Arkansas first, borrowing the campaign slogan associated with his family for decades. In Wyoming, Liz Cheney bets that her famous father's name will be gold in her Senate race. And in Louisiana, Sen. Mary Landrieu counts on her kin's New Orleans ties to help lift her to re-election in a tough race.
VALDOSTA, Ga. — Valdosta officials are continuing their investigation into an explosion and fire at a chemical processing facility.
CALHOUN, Ga. — Hundreds gathered in northwest Georgia this weekend to remember Bert Lance, a Georgia banker who served as President Jimmy Carter's first budget director.
The following events are happening on August 19, 2013:
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Few are more excited about Lego's new Mindstorms sets rolling out next month than Silicon Valley engineers.
JOHANNESBURG — Oscar Pistorius is due to re-appear in a South African court on Monday to face charges of killing his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. Here's what is expected to happen next:
NEW YORK — After years of burnishing a reputation as one of the nation's most potent police forces, the New York Police Department appears poised to become one of the most closely monitored.
SUFFIELD, Conn.— When Nicholas Aponte recalls the night in 1995 that sent him to prison, he describes an immature 17-year-old who told himself he was tough but in reality lacked the nerve to say no to a cousin he admired for being a troublemaker.
DAMASCUS, Syria — After months of drawn-out negotiations, United Nations experts arrived in Damascus on Sunday to begin their investigation into the purported use of chemical weapons in Syria's civil war.
CAIRO — Egyptian police fired tear gas Sunday in an attempt to free a guard from rioting detainees, killing at least 36 as the country's military leader vowed to tolerate no more violence after days of clashes that killed nearly 900 people.
GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba — As the U.S. renews its effort to close the Guantanamo Bay prison, it will soon begin reconsidering the fate of prisoners such as Mohammed al-Shimrani.
WASHINGTON — Members of Congress are split over whether the U.S. should cut off military aid to Egypt, highlighting the difficult choices facing the Obama administration amid spiraling violence on the streets of an important Middle East ally.
LONG BEACH, Calif.— The latest experiment in American journalism is a throwback: a new daily newspaper to compete against an established one in a big city.
SAN DIEGO — A campaign to oust embattled San Diego Mayor Bob Filner began Sunday, as volunteers armed with clipboards and petitions fanned out to collect thousands of signatures needed to authorize a recall election.
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Penn State may never be able to fully shake off the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal, but news that one victim has settled and other claimants may be soon follow marks a legal milestone after almost a year of negotiations.
ATLANTA — Atlanta police are looking for members of the public to participate in their Citizens Police Academy.
This cartoon appears in the Athens Banner-Herald on August 19, 2013.
The world is a ghetto. That is, yes, the title of an old song by War. It is also the reality presented by "Elysium," the new film by director Neill Blomkamp.
Football periodically faces extinction, but never has the game been enveloped in a crisis as odd as the current one. Just when the game plays safer than at any time in its 144-year history, its critics threaten to make the game history.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Former Georgia tailback Isaiah Crowell's dream of playing in the NFL is still very much alive. The 2011 SEC Freshman of the Year said he has put his off-field troubles behind him and is now comfortable at Alabama State.
ATLANTA — The Nationals celebrated Adam LaRoche's 15th-inning homer that gave Washington an 8-7 win over the Atlanta Braves on Saturday night.
A closer look at all 17 Athens-area teams' seasons.
LOS ANGELES — "Lee Daniels' The Butler" is serving up success at the box office.
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Closing Time
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Publication Date: April 16, 2009
A deeply funny and affecting memoir about a great escape from a childhood of poverty
Joe Queenan's acerbic riffs on movies, sports, books, politics, and many of the least forgivable phenomena of pop culture have made him one of the most popular humorists and commentators of our time. In Closing Time Queenan turns his sights on a more serious and personal topic: his childhood in a Philadelphia housing project in the early 1960s. By turns hilarious and heartbreaking, Closing Time recounts Queenan's Irish Catholic upbringing in a family dominated by his erratic father, a violent yet oddly charming emotional terrorist whose alcoholism fuels a limitless torrent of self-pity, railing, destruction, and late-night chats with the Lord Himself. With the help of a series of mentors and surrogate fathers, and armed with his own furious love of books and music, Joe begins the long flight away from the dismal confines of his neighborhood-with a brief misbegotten stop at a seminary-and into the wider world. Queenan's unforgettable account of the damage done to children by parents without futures and of the grace children find to move beyond these experiences will appeal to fans of Augusten Burroughs and Mary Karr, and will take its place as an autobiography in the classic American tradition.
Joe Queenan is the author of seven books and a regular contributor to The New York Times, Barron's and The Los Angeles Times, a columnist for Chief Executive, and writes about movies and music for Great Britain's The Guardian. Formerly an editor at Forbes and Spy, television critic at People, and a columnist at TV Guide, GQ, Smart Money, Men's Health, Barron's Online and Movieline, his stories have appeared in scores of national publications, including The New Republic, Time, Newsweek, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, the New York Daily News, the New York Observer, Playboy, Rolling Stone, Us, Golf Digest, The Weekly Standard, Cosmopolitan, Esquire, Vogue, Town & Country, Allure, and New York. His work has appeared overseas in The Independent, The Spectator, The Toronto Globe & Mail, the Times of London, and Bon. Queenan has been a guest on "The Late Show with David Letterman", "The Daily Show", "Today", "Good Morning, America", "Charlie Rose" and "Late Night with Conan O'Brien", a frequent guest on "Imus in the Morning", and appeared more than two-dozen times on "Politically Incorrect". He regularly writes and hosts radio features for the BBC, and for three years was host of the BBC weekly radio program "Postcard from Gotham". In 2005, he won a Sports Emmy for his work on HBO's "Inside the NFL". He is married, with two children, and lives in Tarrytown, N.Y.


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Be a part of a special happening each November in Shreveport's famed Columbia Park. The best local and national musicians converge on the Highland Jazz and Blues Festival for Shreveport's own "party in the park's, but when you attend, you'll see more than just great music. Our Artist's Alley is filled with one-of-a-kind jewelry, paintings, home decor, jams and jellies and more. When your stomach tells you it's time to take a short break from the party, you'll find fresh ground coffees, and such offerings as Cajun jambalaya, Caribbean jerk chicken, funnel cakes and all sorts of other tempting treats. The Highland Jazz and Blues festival, in its seventh musical year, could not do all they do without the significant help of the City of Shreveport and the Shreveport Regional Arts Council. Unlike other festivals in the region and state, keeps this festival FREE, which is no small feat. Imagine. SIX non-stop hours of jazz and blues greats on TWO stages, ALL for free. It boggles the mind.
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Marion A. Steiner
Published: Sunday, July 26, 2009 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, July 25, 2009 at 4:46 p.m.
Marion A. Steiner, 84, of Hendersonville, passed from this life into the loving arms of her Lord, on Friday, July 17, 2009, at Carolina Village Medical Center.
A native of Ridgewood, Queens, N.Y., she was the daughter of the late Frederick Feuerhake and Freda Sprick Feuerhake of Germany. She is also preceded in death by her husband, Harry J. Steiner, who died in 1993; a sister, Frieda Weaver; four brothers, Frederick, George, Herbert, and William Feuerhake.
She formerly lived in Laurelton and West Hempstead, N.Y., before moving to Hendersonville 24 years ago. She was employed with Chase Manhattan Bank and Woolworths Inc.
She was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Hendersonville, where she served on the Session, worked in the nursery, gave children's sermons, served as an usher, worked in the church kitchen and office and was a member of the Presbyterian Women. She was active in TOPS, an avid game player, loved crocheting, needlework, crosswords, baking, reading and meeting people. She loved her family and had a zest for life. Her wonderful humor touched the hearts of everyone she met.
She is survived by a daughter, Caryl Murdock and her husband, Ed, of Carlisle, Pa.; three sons, Dr. Harry Steiner and his wife, Susan, of Hendersonville, Paul Steiner and his wife, Shelly, of Forest Hills, N.Y., and Chris Steiner and his wife, Joni, of West Hempstead, N.Y.; 10 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
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Quick Shots – Microsoft February Games Showcase
Microsoft has put so many screenshots from its February Games Showcase, that we've decided to put the lot in one spot for you.
Fable III shots were added yesterday, and can be found here. Justin's full report from the event is here.
Below you will find shots for: Gears of War 3, Crysis 2, Beyond Good and Evil HD, AC: Brotherhood DLC – The Da Vinci Disappearance, Halo: Reach Defiant Map Pack, SHIFT 2 UNLEASHED, Homefront, The Gunstringer, Sesame Street: Once Upon A Monster, The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile, Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime, Torchlight, and Age of Empires: Online.
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Cluster information:
- 8 centos 6.2 64bit server with 4 cores CPU
- Each server has 32 GB RAM and 400 GB SSD disk.
- 24.8 GB RAM for couchbase server at each node
- SSD disk format ext4 on /data
- Each server has its own SSD drive, no disk sharing with other server.
- Create cluster with 6 nodes installed couchbase server 2.0.0-1908
- Link to manifest file http://builds.hq.northscale.net/latestbuilds/couchbase-server-enterprise_x86_64_2.0.0-1908-rel.rpm.manifest.xml
- Cluster has 2 buckets, default (12GB with 2 replica) and saslbucket (12GB with 1 replica).
- Each bucket has one doc and 2 views for each doc (default d1 and saslbucket d11)
- Load 16 million items to default bucket and 20 million items to saslbuckett. Each key has size from 512 bytes to 1024 bytes
- After done loading, wait until initial index. Disable view compaction.
- After initial indexing done, mutate all items with size from 1024 to 1512 bytes.
- Queries all 4 views from 2 docs
- Do swap rebalance, remove node 39, 40 and add node 44, 45.
- At the end of rebalance saslbucket, rebalance exited with timeout on node 43
- Then see a lot of reset connection to mccouch. Updated bug
- Kill all loads pointing to this cluster. Node 43 did not back to stable state.
- beam.smp is running but node 43 still down.
- Kill beam.smp by sigusr1 to create erlang core dump
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So I screwed up this one a bit.
As pointed out we've seen node .43 sitting there doing nothing.
I ssh-ed to this machine and found erlang eating 100% CPU and about 8 gigs of RAM.
Then I sent SIGUSR1 to that process but it seemed like erlang ignored it. So I concluded it's stuck more badly than expected.
I gdb-ed to that process and found all threads but one idle. That idle thread was seemingly stuck in some bignum code in erlang. I.e. I did 'finish' command to wait until it steps out of some call and few seconds later concluded it's stuck there, apparently looping.
Then I made decision to capture process' state in core dump. And this is my mistake number 1. I did 'call abort()' in gdb causing process to abort and dump core. But because I did that on thread that was most valuable I've found backtrace to have no useful information in that thread. Instead backtrace of that thread had stack frames set up by gdb for abort call. Stupid move
So information was lost there.
Also by examining backtraces in core dump I've found that erlang actually started dumping crash dump. And I've found partially written crash dump on disk. Unfortunately incompleteness of that crash dump doesn't allow me to make any conclusions. So mistake (and lesson) #2. I should have waited more until erlang starts dumping crash dump.
Sorry, folks. It appears we'll have to wait until this happens again.
See above. Please reassign to me when this happens next time.
Ideally we'd need both crash dump and core dump. So if I'm around when this happens next time, let me know please and I'll do something to gather both bits of information.
Logs from crashed nodes only have lots of timeouts left and right. Perhaps related to this condition in erlang VM or just
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Definition of painstaking in English:
Done with or employing great care and thoroughness: painstaking attention to detail he is a gentle, painstaking man
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- The secret of good tiling is painstaking preparation and accurate cutting and fixing.
- He warned that the investigation could prove to be a long haul as it would be thorough and painstaking.
- Instead art students using all sorts of craft normally do it with painstaking care.
careful, meticulous, thorough, assiduous, sedulous, attentive, diligent, industrious, laborious, hard-working, conscientious, ultra-careful, punctilious, scrupulous, demanding, exacting, searching, close, elaborate, minute, accurate, correct, studious, rigorous, particular;
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Five years ago, the Shelby County Fiscal Court opted to close the Bailey bridge, but one resident hopes to see traffic return to the bridge once again –foot traffic, at least.
Walter Laughlin said the thought of such a historic bridge falling further into disrepair was disheartening. Laughlin saw the bridge as a tourism promotion opportunity.
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Although attended by only two residents, members of the fairness group Shelby County Kentuckians for the Commonwealth say they are pleased with a forum held Wednesday night to address the issue of raising the minimum wage.
The event, held at the Stratton Center, featured speaker Dustin Pugle from the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy.
Final preparations are underway for The Shelbyville Horse Show, which kicks off Wednesday night and runs through Saturday.
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"We expect as good or a better show than ever," said R.H. Bennett, the Shelbyville Horse Show manager.
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There's been a boom in the beekeeping business and Pat Hornback, a veteran in the field, said the peaked interest is a good thing.
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