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Amen. The legislature's insistence on no new gas taxes is ridiculous. Big Oil regularly raises the price of gas by that amount every Memorial Day with no repercussions but Frank Chopp won't even consider going there.
So a bunch of big business flacks want us peons to foot the bill for infrastructure to keep them profitable? Color me shocked.
Yeah! Kick the poor people off my roads!
All sensible solutions, that come with the imprimatur of having been commissioned by Congress.
Just like the report that Nixon quashed advocating legalizing pot.
Poor people already pay for your roads via income, property, and sometimes sales tax.
Meanwhile, Crosscut reports the BC provincial government is proposing a $14 billion transit plan. Most of it is for the greater Vancouver area: $10 billion for 4 new rail lines.
Imagine the Washington state government proposing a $14 billion transit plan. For the tri-county area.
This is *transit*. Not roads.
Hooray! Too bad it'll never happen. There are precious few elected officials willing to stand up to the inalienable right of every American to purchase inexpensive gas.
I would have said 50 cents, with the extra 10 cents being used to address the 30 year backlog of road repairs and replacements in this state.
But, Anon is right, we should tax the ultra-rich for this, using a tax on Tim Eyman and anyone else like him.
This makes complete sense, along with a special tax of gaz-guzzling SUVs that add extra wear and tear to roads. The money should be spent on public transportation and a tax credit or grant should be given to lower-income workers who need to drive to work. (If I were king.) Meanwhile, Romney's bitching to carmakers in Michigan about the fuel standard that Bush passed (which are the biggest joke). When will US companies make fuel-efficient cars? wtf.
higher fees for freight
So, to be clear, youre advocating for higher prices for baby formula and malt liquor? Thats not going to set well with at least one special interest group with influence over the Democrats
Of course, over the past two years, gas prices have went up by over $1.00.
Has that resulted in more than twice the improvement in traffic safety, reduction of congestion, and promotion of greenhouse-gas-reducing alternatives to driving that a 40 cent tax would have provided?
Whoever said it was insidious or anti-American to hike up gas taxes and impose congestion pricing? It's neither of those things, but it is classist. I know it's a good way to reduce environmental pollution and our dependence on non-renewable (and foreign) energy, but Cale @3 is absolutely right - you'd just be kicking the poor people off the roads, not the rich folks with the giant Hummers and Escalades. It's fine if you want to champion this study, but you should at least acknowledge those implications...
Anyone who pays Income &/or Property Taxes is not "poor"...
Thats the sort of cream that comes with the Olympics...
Do you pay rent? Yeah, then you're paying property taxes.
The Federal gas tax of a flat 18 cents per gallon is a relic of $1.20 gas prices. The tax should be tied to a PERCENTAGE of price per gallon. And 15% sounds good to me.
No. I don't pay rent. I invest in property instead.
Will never happen. Americans would rather go to war and let oil companies price gouge them up an additional $2/ gallon than have some kind of "big government" tax that fixes the roads they actually drive on or, worse, gives them more efficient and cheaper alternatives to driving.
@ 10: Describing is not advocating.
And if you pay rent (as opposed to live in government subsidized housing) then you are not poor (youre probably just not as rich as you think you should be).
Poor people live in government subsidized housing or squat in shacks or sleep on benches in parks or in doorways Poor people go to bed cold and hungry
Perspective is important and words do actually still have meaning.
Only filthy communists and America-hating traitors want to "fix the infrastructure, expand public transit and highways as well as broaden railway and rural access."
I'll be awaiting their full terrahist confessions from their cells at Guantanamo Bay.
I am glad to know that you do not support implementing the suggestions in this study.
I did not think you had that much common sense
I apologize.
@20 - I think "low-income" is the more accurate word choice in this case.
I'm totally confused. I thought a higher gas tax or a congestion tax, both of which would encourage mass transit ridership, carpooling, and higher fuel efficiency, would be welcomed by the SLOG community.
Instead I hear tired class warfare arguments about how regressive sales taxes are. As if poor people are living in Kirland and driving to Seattle. Or as if they drive Ford Expeditions instead of '87 Civics.
But I guess some people around here would rather just dynamite all the bridges and freeways so that everyone has to move far away (because we can't build condos or highrises in town, of course!) When 2.5 million of the 3.2 million residents of the Puget Sound move to some far away land, the problem will be solved!
I like Big Sven's solution; that's some out of the box thinking! And no %^$@ tax hikes. Now where can we lay our hands on some dynamite?
@11 "Of course, over the past two years, gas prices have went up by over $1.00.
Has that resulted in more than twice the improvement in traffic safety, reduction of congestion, and promotion of greenhouse-gas-reducing alternatives to driving that a 40 cent tax would have provided?"
Since demand for gas is so price inelastic, probably not. But instead of going towards improved highways and expanded public transit, that extra buck a gallon ended up lining the pockets of oil companies and corrupt rulers of backward Middle Eastern states. Get some decent funding for public transit, and demand for gas will become a lot more price sensitive.
You drive on it, you pay for it.
Sounds too sensible to pass through our ever so rational political process.
Actually, in terms of the 30 year backlog on Washington State roads and bridges, it is estimated that 90 percent of the wear and tear is from commercial trucks - and most of that is from 18 wheelers.
So a GVW-linked surtax makes the most sense.
Then Malt liquor is going to get real expensive.
@26: In short time frames (a few days or weeks) gasoline demand is relatively inelastic. In longer time frames, however (several months to several years), demand is very elastic.
And @9, SUVs do not cause appreciably more damage to the road than cars. The atmosphere, yes, but not the pavement. What causes the most damage to the asphalt? Articulated buses, 18-wheelers, and concrete trucks. Cars and pickup trucks (or SUVs) do hardly any damage by comparison.
@29 - not if you buy locally. And they ship it by rail.
Thanks for agreeing with me, Greg @30 - really, this 40 cents should be on commercial vehicles and primarily 18-wheelers, and maybe on camper vans. We already have agrarian exemptions, so it won't impact the grain, just the beer.
I used 'poor' from Cale's snarky comment which I took to mean "less well-off folks can afford to drive cars but not pay an extra 40 cents per gallon for this tax."
Meanwhile, 'low-income' residents throughout the country that can't even afford (or chose not to have) a car in the first place are already subsidizing roads when they pay their landlord's property tax, etc.
just pay the damn taxes and shut up.
with the good infrastructure the "rich" drivers' gas taxes pay for, the "poor" will have better public transit to use instead of driving their '87 whatevers.
There are a lot of people in this country who live in places where mass transit isn't a reasonable alternative at all. Lower population density makes mass transit a losing economic proposition. Maybe we should just all move to the largest 25 metro areas.
@34 - sure, once we take away your guns.
Actually, significantly higher gas prices do have a direct impact on the environment. When gas prices nearly doubled after Katrina, the sales of SUVs tanked. The US auto manufacturers were left scrambling because all their profits were coming from SUV sales, and they had little to offer in the way of smaller fuel efficient cars (naturally). Meanwhile, Prius' are selling as fast as they can crank them out of the factory.
Some people will buy smaller fuel efficient cars, or take transit, as a lifestyle choice out of concern for the environment. That's super, but you'll never get the whole population to buy into that. Lots of people only care about gas milage when it starts effecting their wallet.
I say add a $1 p/gallon gas tax. The more expensive gas is, the more people will switch to transit or high milage cars.
On a more subtle level, if you increase the cost of shipping, that would encourage buying locally and discourage frivolous imports (like, why do we need bottled water from Fiji, nearly halfway around the globe? And why is that even financially viable?). That would both help the environment and local employment. So be sure to add that $1 p/gallon tax on diesel fuel for trucks, trains, and ships too. And jet fuel.
Yes.. lets bring gas way over $3 a gallon... great idea... shouldn't road repair be covered by current taxes or is the government just now realizing that they must take care of our road system? I personally wouldn't be able to afford this hike, i already pay $120 a week in gas and because of the gas prices my truck has depreciated to much that i can't afford to take the negative equity on a trade in or sell it. Not everyone can afford a $300 - $400 payment for a new gas effecient car.
Let's be clear- it's not that we should tax gas because we think taxation is a good way to effect "socially responsible behavior." We should tax gas because people should carry the cost of their behavior, and single-occupancy gas-guzzling SUVs don't currently pay for their infrastructure and environmental load. When consumers have to pay for their effects, they make better and more informed choices.
I'm not anti-road and I'm not anti-suburbs, but the government should neither subsidize nor penalize cars. They should just make them pay their fair share. And right now I think (though I don't have any stats) that means a larger gas tax and/or a congestion tax.
Toll roads cost MORE to build and maintain than free roads (not to mention the secret deals), the gas tax makes the most sense. It costs 25 cents to collect a cash toll!
Very good points, Big Sven.
U must be making a car payment, which means sometime in the last 5 yrs you had a choice to purchase a economically viable vehical, one that gets decent gas mileage. A choice you should have considered a little closer before your gas bill went to $120/week. They're plenty of cars out there that you can purchase for less then $300-$400/month car payments. May not be the status car your driving but you'll garner no sympathy from me for having to NOW pay too much for gas. These issues were around and have been around for the last 30 yrs let alone the last 5.
Im all for keeping this a class issue as long as we are talking about taxing the haves(upperclass)and not the havenots (lower class) as well as usage fees for Corporations who use the roads at a disproportionatly higher volumes then others and at $120 a week that would be whatever job you have.
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Have a crazy time of silliness and unstoppable laughter by watching Flop Show, an Indian comedy television series that aired on DD National back in 1989. This series is a compilation of 10 episodes which make fun of social problems that involve the common man so as to reveal people's stupidity and vices. An immensely popular TV series at the time, the characters of this Jaspal Bhatti directed series keep changing their roles but remain the same throughout the whole season. So, for those who are on for a time of non-stop hilarity and a sense of nostalgia even, this series is a must-watch.
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funny series, bad remasteringthis series continues to tickle the funny bone yet remains relevant today. However I am not satisfied with the quality:
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Jaspal Bhatti is immortalThe best memories of my schooldays are connected with the only form of entertainment that was Doordarshan. I enjoyed his Ulta Pulta so much that his Flop Show was the highlight of slapstick comedy relevant not only at that time but also this time also. This DVD is a must for everyone. With his sheer observation he brought out the corruption and red tape in the society as well as Govt Departments. Bhatti represented the common man like that of R K Laxman. DVD is good quality. i bought this for my mother for her Birthday and she told it was the best gift. Long live Jaspal Bhatti and his Humour.
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THE BIG DADDYThe baap of all comedy shows "Flop Show" is simply the best comedy to appear on Indian Television besides perhaps "Sarabhai V/s Sarabhai".
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Didn't like the endingsI got the DVDs just today. Saw few episodes. Well there is nothing to say about this show. Never thought I can have the episodes as a collection.
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Evergreen comedy.It is a series which keeps you laughing and thinking at the same time. A slap stick comedy which brings to surface some of the daily situations of a common man to life and makes them rethink on their behavior. Kudos to Jaspal Bhatti and there could have been some more episodes of this.


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Rinse and press as much water out of the tofu as you can. Either use two plates with a weight on top or, if you have a tofu press, use the top and bottom pieces with a weight on top. Let this drain while you are chopping the vegetables and mixing the rest of the ingredients.
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52 2008 Kenny Perry Did not play 2007 Jonathan Byrd T-23 2006 John Senden T-35 2005 Sean O'Hair T-15 2004 Mark Hensby Did not play Harman's win was notable because he missed the cut at the Deere in 2013. In fact he improved his scoring
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guy last year, hanging tough all the way until his final round disappointment. Brett Wetterich, Arron Oberholser, Mark Hensby and Alex Cjeka made first-round introductions in recent years. Whos it going to be this year? How about Briny Baird
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Championship. Leishman completed two rounds at 14-under-par 128. His 63 matched the course record first posted by Mark Hensby in 2000 and matched eight other times since, including by Michael Putnam in Friday's second round. Kyle Thompson
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opening round of the Utah Championship. Branshaw's 63 at Willow Creek Country Club matched the course record that Mark Hensby first set in 2000. Six other players have matched the mark between 2001 and last year. Kyle Thompson and Brendon Todd
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lead with an eagle on 17, but he could not convert and ended one back after a closing 65. The last three winners -- Mark Hensby , Sean O'Hair and Senden -- all earned berths in the British Open with their wins, however Hensby declined the invitation
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. productivity grew at an even slower annual rate than previously thought in the final three months of last year.
Economists are hoping productivity growth will revive in 2014, reflecting a stronger economy.
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I have played a few games and have even seen a few movies that use some of the same sound effects heard in doom. I dont know if they originated in doom or are stock sound effects like the "wilhelm scream" (google it if you need to), but yeah I think I heard a couple in this game, too.
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Israel Scheffler's ground-breaking essay, On Human Potential, deserves to be more widely known among educational policy analysts, especially in light of the popularity in educationist circles of W.E. Deming's organizational philosophy known as "Total Quality Management". In what follows,I argue that the heuristical value of Deming's perscriptions are entailed in Scheffler's On Human Potential. More importantly, I argue, where Deming's work falls short, especially in being naive about the human condition, Scheffler's analysis provides a foundation for management theory in education that insures the flourishing of an optimal number of contributing participants. In fashioning these ideas, Scheffler brings pioneering thinking to the emerging fields of management studies generally and educational policy specifically.
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Again and again, the impossible problem is solved when we see that the problem is only a tough decision waiting to be made.
Robert Schuller
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Yes, you can be a dreamer and a doer too, if you will remove one word from your vocabulary: impossible.
Most people who succeed n the face of seemingly impossible conditions are people who simply don't know how to quit.
It is not likely that posterity will fall in love with us, but not impossible that it may respect or sympathize; so a man would rather leave behind him the portrait of his spirit than a portrait of his face.
Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894)
It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow.
Robert H. Goddard
It is impossible to win the race unless you venture to run, impossible to win the victory unless you dare to battle.
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Certainly nothing is unnatural that is not physically impossible.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan (1751 - 1816)
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Your only obligation in any lifetime is to be true to yourself. Being true to anyone else or anything else is . . . impossible.
Richard Bach (1936 -)
People suffer all their life long, under the foolish superstition that they can be cheated. But it is impossible for a person to be cheated by anyone but himself.
Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803 - 1882)
Nature arms each man with some faculty which enables him to do easily some feat impossible to any other.
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Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading? This week we're joined by music video director and comic book writer Alex de Campi, whose works include Smoke, Kat & Mouse, Valentine and the in-production Ashes.
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Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
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Graeme McMillan
It's an odd one for me this week; if I had $15, I'd probably just grab two of DC's Zero Month books (Batman Incorporated and Flash, both $2.99) and then skip straight to the $30 portion of the week so that I could pick up the Showcase Presents Amethyst, Vol. 1 collection (DC, $19.99), if only to reassure me that the original series was good after last week's revival.
If I were to splurge, I'd step outside of DC's purview and go for IDW's Joe Kubert Tarzan Artist Edition. I was one of the many people who didn't really "get" Kubert as a kid, but his linework won me over as I got older, and the chance to see some of his best-looking art in "real size" is something that I'd love to be able to embrace.
Chris Mautner
If I had $15, I'd get Batman Incorporated #0, probably the only DC zero book I'll get, and Vol. 11 of Yotsuba&!, because I could use some irrepressibly cute manga about an adorable green-haired girl right about now.
If I had $30, I'd put away Yotsuba&! and get Barbara, Osamu Tezuka's manga about a would-be artist who takes in a lovely but strange homeless woman, only to become convinced that she is his personal muse. I know there was a bit of grumbling that DMP went the Kickstarter route in getting this published, but honestly, I'm just happy to have more Tezuka in print.
What constitutes a splurge purchase? How about six, hardcover, slipcased volumes of Robert Crumb's sketchbook work, priced at about $1,600, courtesy of the fine folks at Taschen? Yeah, I think buying that would be a "splurge purchase." It would also constitute sheer madness and a one-way trip to the poorhouse, but at least you'd have all those nice Crumb books to keep you company. I'm sure they'd make a fine pillow.
Legal | The Bombay High Court had sharp words for the Mumbai Police regarding the arrest of cartoonist Aseem Trivedi on a sedition charge. "How can you (police) arrest people on frivolous grounds? You arrest a cartoonist and breach his liberty of freedom of speech and expression," said justices DY Chandrachud and Amjad Sayyed during a hearing in the case. The court will issue guidelines for the application of the sedition law, said the justices, who called the arrest of Trivedi "arbitrary." "We have one Aseem Trivedi who was courageous enough to raise his voice and stand against this, but what about several others whose voices are shut by police." [The Economic Times]
Creators | Grant Morrison talks about the guy who (literally) ate a copy of Supergods, why he is moving away from superheroes, and his upcoming Pax Americana, which is based on the same Charlton characters as Watchmen: "It's so not like Watchmen. In the places where it is like Watchmen people will laugh because it's really quite … it's really faithful and respectful but at the same time satiric. I don't think people will be upset by it, in the way that they've been upset by Before Watchmen which even though it's good does ultimately seem redundant … This one is its own thing but it deliberately quotes the kind of narrative techniques used in Watchmen and does something new with them." [New Statesman]
Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading? Our guest this week is writer and letterer Ed Brisson, whose comic Comeback with artist Michael Walsh arrives in November. He's also the writer of Murder Book and Black River.
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Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
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Chris Mautner
If I had $15, I'd buy Boys #70 (only two issues until the big finale) and Classic Popeye #2, IDW Publishing's ongoing series of reprints devoted to Bud Sagendorf comics from the 1940s, as the first issue was much more fun than I expected it to be.
If I had $30, I'd put those comics back, but would be stuck between a couple of books. The first would be Aya: Life in Yop City, which collects the three previous Aya books by Marguerite Abouet and Clement Oubrerie in one volume. These are great, funny comics, full of life and observation regarding a culture — in this case African culture — most Westerners know nothing about.
There's also A Chinese Life, a massive doorstop of a memoir by Chinese artist Li Kunwu (with help from writer Philippe Otie) chronicling his life and times. Kunwu lives through some of modern China's most tumultuous periods, including the Cultural Revolution, and hopefully his book will, like Aya, humanize a time and culture that for many is just a few lines in their history book.
Finally, there's Message to Adolph, Vol. 1, one of Tezuka's final works, set during World War II, about three people named Adolph, one a Jew, the other a German boy living in Japan, and the third the fuhrer himself. Originally published by Viz about two decades ago, Vertical has taken it upon themselves to put out a newly translated version which is great news for those that missed this great manga the first time around.
Is there a greater splurge purchase this week that Dal Tokyo, the collected version of Gary Panter's off-kilter comic strip? I plugged this book last week, but it deserves another one. I've been waiting for this book for awhile.
For the scholarly comics type, the splurge of the week might be Crockett Johnson and Ruth Krauss, a look at the creator of Barnaby and Harold and the Purple Crayon and his wife, a children's author with whom he frequently collaborated.
It's time once again for our monthly trip through Previews looking for cool, new comics.
Wait a minute … "monthly"?
It's true that we haven't taken a What Looks Good tour in a few months, but the feature is back with an all-new approach that we hope will be more varied and useful than the old format. Instead of Michael and Graeme just commenting on everything that catches our attention in the catalog, we've invited Chrises Mautner and Arrant to join us in each picking the five new comics we're most looking forward to. What we'll end up with is a Top 20 (or so; there may be some overlap) of the best new comics coming out each month.
As usual, please feel free to play along in the comments. Tell us what we missed that you're looking forward to or – if you're a comics creator – mention your own stuff.
Chris Mautner
1) Love and Rockets New Stories #5 by Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez (Fantagraphics) — How do you possibly top the triumphant storytelling feat that was "The Love Bunglers"? I dunno, but Jaime Hernandez is certainly going to give it the old college try, this time shifting the focus onto the vivacious "Frogmouth" character. Gilbert, meanwhile, brings back some of his classic Palomar characters, so yeah, this is pretty much a "must own" for me.
2) Skippy Vol. 1: Complete Dailies 1925-1927 by Percy Crosby (IDW) — Percy Crosby's Skippy might well be the great forgotten comic strip of the 20th century. Extremely popular in its day, and a huge influence on such luminaries as Charles Schulz, the strip has largely been forgotten and the name conjures up little more than images of peanut butter. IDW's effort to reacquaint folks with this strip might change that — the few snippets I've read suggest this is real lost gem.
3) The Voyeurs by Gabrielle Bell (Uncivilized Books) — Tom Kaczynski's small-press publishing company drops its first major, "big book" release with this memoir from the always-excellent Gabrielle Bell. Collecting work from her series Lucky (and, I think, some of her recent minis), the book chronicles a turbulent five year period as she travels around the world. Should be great.
4) Godzilla: The Half Century War by James Stokoe (IDW) — I usually stay as far away from licensed books as possible, but there is one simple reason I'm including this comic in my top five: James Stokoe. Stokoe's Orc Stain has quickly become one of my favorite serialized comics, and his obsession with detailing every inch of the page combined with his ability to incorporate significant manga storytelling tropes in his work convince me he can do a solid job chronicling the adventures of the big green lizard that spits radioactive fire.
5) Barbara by Osamu Tezuka (Digital Manga) — Speaking of manga, here's one of the more noteworthy Kickstarter projects of recent years: Digital Manga's attempt to bring the master's saga of a famous author and the homeless, beautiful woman he takes in and assumes to be his literal muse. This is well regarded in many Tezuka fan circles as one of the cartoonist's better adult stories, and I'm glad to see Digital willing to take a chance on bringing more Tezuka to the West. I'll definitely be buying this. I should also note that Vertical will also be offering some Tezuka this month, namely a new edition of Adolph (originally published by Viz in the '90s), here titled Message to Adolph but well worth checking out regardless of the title.
Comics | Bryan Young talks to Archie Comics Co-CEO Jon Goldwater about the attempted boycott of Life With Archie #16, which featured the marriage of Kevin Keller, as well as the changes that have taken place within the company to make that marriage possible. "When I got to Archie my first mandate was to talk to the staff and creators and say 'Change things up. Try new things. Be bold. Be daring. Be creative.' If there was an idea I felt was out of line or too crazy, I'd nix it. But for the most part, people like Dan Parent came to me with excellent ideas and suggestions. Kevin Keller is a perfect example of that. I don't think you would have seen the previous regime publish Kevin." [The Huffington Post]
Awards | Cartoonist Alison Bechdel has won the 24th annual Bill Whitehead Award for Lifetime Achievement, presented by the Publishing Triangle, the association of lesbians and gay men in publishing. [GalleyCat]
Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading? Our special guest today is Joey Weiser, creator of Cavemen in Space, The Ride Home and Tales of Unusual Circumstance, and a contributor to SpongeBob Comics.
To see what Joey and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below.
On the heels of its last Kickstarter campaign, which will fund a reprint of Osamu Tezuka's Swallowing the Earth, Digital Manga inaugurated a new Kickstarter drive last week, this one dedicated to producing a print edition of another Tezuka manga Barbara.
Whether the book will actually be published is no longer in question — the campaign reached its goal last week. The question is whether this is how comics publishers should be doing business.
On the one hand, you can argue that Barbara is a book that would be difficult to publish in English by the traditional means. It is one of Tezuka's more outré books, with adult content that will make it hard to place in the usual channels. Here's the blurb:
Wandering the packed tunnels of Shinjuku Station, famous author Yosuke Mikura makes a strange discovery: a seemingly homeless drunk woman who can quote French poetry. Her name is Barbara. He takes her home for a bath and a drink, and before long Barbara has made herself into Mikura's shadow, saving him from egotistical delusions and jealous enemies. But just as Mikura is no saint, Barbara is no benevolent guardian angel, and Mikura grows obsessed with discovering her secrets, tangling with thugs, sadists, magical curses and mythical beings – all the while wondering whether he himself is still sane.
At Manga Widget, Alex Hoffman argues that this is essentially the readers commissioning a book, as a patron might commission a painting from an artist. "Commissions are what works for microniche consumer materials," Hoffman argues, adding,
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a "Splurge" item.
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Chris Arrant
If I only had $15, I would only be buying one title this week: 20th Century Boys, Vol. 18 (Viz, $12.99). Sorry Americanos, but Naoki Urasawa is delivering a gripping, sprawling drama that most other books can't live up to. Wait, I'm wrong – I'd buy two comics with a $15 budget this week; I'd snag the $1 The Strain #1 (Dark Horse, $1) for the price point and Mike Huddleston. I've read the novels, but for $1 I can't miss sampling at least the first issue.
If I had $30, I'd be thankful to double-back and first get Uncanny X-Force #18 (Marvel, $3.99). This issue, the finale of the "Dark Angel Saga," has been a long time coming and I'm excited for the writing, the art and the story itself; and I can't forget colorist Dean White, sheesh he's good. After that I'd pick up my usual Walking Dead #92 (Image, $2.99) and then try Ed McGuinness' new work in Avengers: X-Sanction #1 (Marvel, $3.99). I'm a big fan of McG's work, but also realize just how different he is than the standard Marvel (or mainstream super-hero) artist in general. I've loved his storytelling sense since Mr. Majestic, and will pick up most any of his work without knowing much about the book itself. Next up would be James Robinson & Cully Hamner's The Shade #3 (DC, $2.99). I'm surprised DC hasn't done more marketing for this book, especially considering it's a character who's never held a series before; they've done little-to-any marketing to define just who the character is, relying on his ties to a lesser-selling series that ended ten years ago (no matter how good it was). Getting off my soapbox: those that have been reading The Shade know it's good. After that I'd round it off with the best looking comic on shelves, Batwoman #4 (DC, $2.99).
If I was to splurge, I'd double-up my J.H Williams 3 fix with the final volume of Absolute Promethea (DC/ABC, $99.99). Although I already own these issues in singles, getting it over-sized and in hardcover is a treat. I'm hoping it also includes some production art or process sketches – I'm a nut for that.
Season's Greetings and welcome to another edition of What Are You Reading?, our weekly look at what we've been reading lately. Today our special guests are Geoffrey Golden and Amanda Meadows, editors of Devastator: The Quarterly Comedy Magazine for Humans. Their latest issue has a video game theme, with contributions from James Kochalka, Corey Lewis, Danny Hellman and many more. And if you head over to their website between now through Dec. 16, the code ROBOT6 gets you 20 percent off single issues.
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Comics | While going through a box in his attic, a Grange Park, Illinois, man discovered a copy of Amazing Fantasy #15, the first appearance of Spider-Man, that he had bought as a kid. While other copies of the comic have fetched as much as $1.2 million, Chimera's Comics is selling it for $12,000 due to its condition. [LaGrange Patch]
Comics | Brian Truitt profiles Marvel's Fantastic Four, talking to Mark Waid, Tom Brevoort and Tom DeFalco about the long-running comic. [USA Today]
Publishing | Janna Morishima, formerly of Scholastic and Diamond Comic Distributors, has joined Papercutz as its first marketing director. [Papercutz]
Hiya kids, it's time for What Are You Reading?, a weekly look into what the Robot 6 crew has been reading lately. Today's special guest is Thom Zahler, creator of the delightful superhero/romantic comedy comic Love and Capes.
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Digital Manga is a small manga publisher that has explored a number of unconventional ways of doing business, including the Digital Manga Guild, an attempt at legal fan translation. Last week, they tried another new approach: A Kickstarter drive to fund a new edition of Osamu Tezuka's Swallowing the Earth.
Kickstarter is usually a venue where independent creators raise seed money for new projects. At first blush, that's not what Digital's pitch sounds like:
Unfortunately we printed too few copies, and the book is no longer available anywhere (except on eBay for exorbitant prices). Fans are constantly asking us to print more of the book, but simply put, we're a small company, this is an expensive book and we can't afford to put up the cash for another print run.
As Lissa Pattillo points out, this is a win-win situation for Digital and its readers: Digital gets the money for the reprint up front, and participants in the drive get a pretty generous package of rewards—in addition to the book, backers get their choice of other volumes of Digital manga, with the highest-level backers getting a pretty big box of books (with free shipping). On the other hand, she raises the question of whether this is a sound business plan, if Digital can't afford $4,000 for a reprint they are confident will make them money.
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Chris Arrant
If I had $15, I'd first get the third issue of my favorite New 52 title, Batwoman #3 (DC, $2.99). Seriously, J.H. Williams III is hitting a home run on every outing here when it comes to my tastes. Although the writing isn't up to the level of Greg Rucka's time on the book, it's close and only bound to get better. Next up I'd get Point One #1 (Marvel, $5.99). I think this format–an extra-size preview book for what's coming next–is an interesting experiment, and I'm intrigued most by the Nova story, but also interested to see what the others do. Third would be Uncanny X-Force #17 (Marvel, $3.99), to get the one-two punch of Rick Remender and Jerome Opena. Iceman as a bad guy? I dig this.


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When he asked Rudy how long he had pretended to be Lois, the Parasite related his story to the Man of Steel. In his final moments he tells Superman that he still needed to have contact with Lois once every twenty-four hours to maintain his charade, confirming that she is still alive. He also told him that Lois loves him more deeply than he could ever know. The Parasite died before he could tell Superman where Lois was imprisoned. Lois was soon found alive by Superman and Batman inside a cave the Parasite had used as a hideout.
Lex Luthor, with whom it is implied the Parasite had engaged in amorous, "extramarital" activity while in Lois' form, was infuriated when he learned of the Parasite's schemes. As such, Luthor went to great efforts to obtain the Parasite's remains.
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All three resistors are the same value 100 ohms. Two of the resistors are connected in parallel and these 2 resistors are connected in series with a third and a power supply. V1, V2, and V3 are the voltages across the resistors and I1, I2, and I3 are the associated currents.
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Recently I have used Bootcamp to install Windows 7 Professional (64bit) on my Mac Book Air 3,2. I didn't have a CD/DVD so I used ISO and USB.
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- Use the Virtual Windows to copy the ISO contents onto a 8GB USB and its boot information. (bootsect.exe) (Guide here)
- Use Daemon Tools to trick BootCamp 5.0 to partition the disk.
- Install rEFIt and used it to boot into the Windows Installation USB that I created earlier using VirtualBox.
- Install Windows, then manually install all Apple BootCamp Support Drivers.
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Jeter's Race to 3,000th Hit to Be Subject of HBO Documentary
Derek Jeter's march to his 3,000th hit as a New York Yankee will be the subject of a Major League Baseball-produced documentary that will air on Time Warner Inc.'s HBO Sports.
Jeter, 37, who came off the disabled list yesterday after recovering from a right-calf injury, is six hits short of becoming the 28th Major League Baseball player and first in a Yankees uniform to reach the milestone.
"Hopefully, fans will enjoy getting to see a sneak peek at the journey," Jeter said in a statement. "It has been a lot of fun working with HBO Sports and MLB Productions to capture this milestone in a special and unique way."
The one-hour special will be titled "Derek Jeter 3K," and will be shown after hundreds of hours of film are edited, HBO spokesman Kevin Flaherty said.
Cameras have been following Jeter at home and at the park. The special will include footage from MLB Productions archives from his early days with the Yankees through his five World Series championships, according to a release from MLB.
It will include interviews with Yankees co-owner Hal Steinbrenner, General Manager Brian Cashman, manager Joe Girardi, former manager Joe Torre, teammates Curtis Granderson and Mariano Rivera, and fiancee Minka Kelly, Flaherty said.
"The buzz we've all seen during the buildup to this milestone is a clear indication of how Derek transcends the game on the field," Chris Tully, Major League Baseball senior vice president, broadcasting said in a statement. "This is an ideal occasion for us to document what he's going through on a day-to-day basis."
Jeter went 0-for-4 last night after completing a two-game rehabilitation with New York's minor-league affiliate in Trenton, New Jersey. He got his 2,994th hit on June 13 against the Cleveland Indians and was voted to the American League All-Star team for the 12th time two days ago.


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