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Hard Cider and Manhattans.
Cider - I spent a month in England this year, and loved how every pub would have cider on tap. Really most anything will scratch the itch, dry or sweet. Samuel Smith's, Hornsby, even Woodchuck.
Manhattans. I am currently barrel aging my own mix with local-to-me Stranahan Colorado whisky, equal parts sweet and dry vermouth, and Fee Bros. Rhubarb bitters. It's been aging about a month now, and comes out so smooth.
Yes, they focus on the Rebellion era. Is that such a problem? Really?
Yes, the first release focuses on fringe worlds and "scum of the galaxy." The Rebellion+Empire and Jedi books are coming. Is that so bad to wait awhile?
Yes, they focus on the Rebellion era. Is that such a problem? Really?
Yes, the first release focuses on fringe worlds and "scum of the galaxy." The Rebellion+Empire and Jedi books are coming. Is that so bad to wait awhile?
+1. FFG's release plan has a nice synergy with the films.
A New Hope starts with fringers and scoundrels. Tatooine, the cantina, Greedo, scavenger Jawas, an introduction to Jabba, etc. To paraphrase Luke, if there's a bright center to the universe, ANH kicks off on the planet that it's farthest from. To me that's also the perfect place to start dabbling around with a new set of rules.
This claims Episode VII will be an "original story" and not the Thrawn books.
Stoner Sense - You know where the nearest bodega is and where the last Funyun fell.
Spelling Bane - Target is unable to remember if it's i before e or the other way around.
Sappy Master - You are skilled at composing treacly sweet and sentimental sayings.
Back, and with Wondrous Items!
Apparatus of the Imitation Crab - Enchanted food processor transforms 1 pound of Alaskan Pollock into "crab" spread. All creatures who see the spread must make a will save or spend 1d4 rounds helping themselves to "just one more cracker."
Bag of Withholding - Gold put into the Bag of Withholding is deducted from your Wealth by Level, allowing you to complain to the GM that you are underpowered.
Efficient Quivering in Your Boots - Magical boots make fear more efficient. -2 to all fear based will saves, but any fear effects only last for one round and can be dismissed with a move action.
Telekinetic Charge of the Light Brigade - You may launch up to 600 allies into battle at a distance of half a league. Most of them will probably die, though.
Feather Fallout - Infuse one tiny or diminutive object with nuclear radiation. The object gains a nuclear aura of 15 feet and deals 1d6 negative energy damage per round to anyone within that aura.
Freedom of Bowel Movement needs no explanation.
Handy for wizards who are getting on in years!
Intercontinental Ballistic Misdirection - While this spell is active, if you would be affected by a spell or spelllike effect and the caster does not have line of sight to you, the spell is instead redirected to your nearest foe.
Word of Recall Me Maybe - A somewhat less effective version of the popular teleportation spell. On a percentile roll of 25%, the caster is instead transported to a teenybopper concert.
St. Elmo's Fireball - You point your finger and unleash a howling ball of Emilio Estevez which deals 1d6 contractual damage. For every added caster level, you may add to the ball an additional brat pack actor or actress from the cast of Breakfast Club or St. Elmo's Fire for an additional 1d6 of damage.
Shield of Faith no More - You are surrounded by 1d4 axe wielding musicians who act as meat shields.
I introduce the cousin to the comically mispelled spell:
1. Take a spell.
2. Mash it together with something else, portmanteau style.
3. Profit?
/revive thread.
The Wheel of Time is done (ish).
Brandon has finished the final revision of A Memory of Light. Thank goodness. Now he can get cracking on Stormlight 2 :)
Axe Cop?
True, it does drive up the cost of labor, but that doesn't have to mean those jobs go away. I love the suggestion I read somewhere of creating a sort of "Fair Trade" brand for online shipping.
If we had a choice between online retailer A who slowly sucks the souls out of their shipping staff and retailer B who provides a decent job with benefits (and charges more for shipping) a good number of people would choose retailer B. Not all, but enough to make it worthwhile.
Journey to the Center of Golarion. An AP that has the characters spend the majority of the books underground. I think this could be a powerful "escape" story. Instead of a "man vs man" type conflict, which is what you have for most of all of the APs, the theme in the beginning would be "man vs. nature."
Characters start off as slaves, having been hauled into the ground to work the remainder of their miserable lives as miners. One cataclysmic earthquake later, the characters are deeper than any surface dweller has ever been with a mile of solid rock between them and the surface.
At first, their goal is simply to escape and find some way to the world above. Along the way, they discover Impending Doom™, a disaster being helped along by a race of elementals.
In their race to stop Ensuing Chaos™, they encounter underground ruins, utopias with mutant dinosaurs, vast oceans of magma, a svirfneblin civil war, and unlikely romances (just for kicks and giggles).
All ™s are firmly tongue in cheek ;) I hope someone steals this and makes it!
Ike and Tina do the best rock band the United States ever produced.
I feel a cover chain coming on...
CCR does Little Richard - Good Golly Miss Molly
Little Richard does the Stones - Brown Sugar
The Rolling Stones do Marvin Gaye - Can I get a witness
I should stop now.
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IBM Invests $1 Billion in Linux
Big Blue writes a big check for Linux server and cloud development.
Back in 2001, IBM changed history by announcing the investment of a staggering $1 Billion dollars for the fledgling Linux operating system, which Big Blue hoped to provision as a competitor to Windows, Solaris, Unix, and other enterprise-grade systems. The massive investment of system integration and development time brought Linux into the corporate server room, where it has flourished ever since.
Now IBM is proposing to invest another $1 Billion for another round of Linux development. The new funding, which IBM VP Brad McCredie announced at the LinuxCon conference in New Orleans, is targeted for expanding and adapting Linux for IBM's next-generation Power series server systems. Much of the money will be for extending the Power server as a platform for virtualization and cloud services.
One immediate sign of the new commitment is a new IBM Power Systems Linux Center, which opened on September 17 in Montpellier, France. The center will support IBM developers and will also provide training services and customer briefings. Similar centers are already operational in Beijing, New York, and Austin, Texas.
According to McCredie, "Many companies are struggling to manage big data and cloud computing using commodity servers based on decades-old, PC-era technology. These servers are quickly overrun by data, which triggers the purchase of more servers, creating unsustainable server sprawl. The era of big data calls for a new approach to IT systems; one that is open, customizable, and designed from the ground up to handle big data and cloud workloads."
Linux Foundation executive director Jim Zemlin welcomed the announcement: "The last time IBM committed $1 Billion to Linux, it helped start a flurry of innovation that has never slowed. IBM's continued investments in Linux for Power Systems is welcomed by the Linux community. We look forward to seeing how the Power platform can bring further innovation on Linux..."
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The company is collaborating with Google and Intel to use Kubernetes as an engine for Fuel
Canonical Joins Document Foundation Advisory Board
The upcoming release of LibreOffice will be available as a snap package
SUSE Joins the Microsoft Test Drive Program
Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
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San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
Fedora 24 Released
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Ubuntu Vendor tries to solve app packaging and distribution problem across distributions.
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Founder of ownCloud launches the Nextcloud project.
HP Enterprise Unveils a Futuristic Computer
Will The Machine change the way future programmers think about memory?
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In an April 16 Windows Secrets story, contributing editor Ryan Russell argued that WGA poses a risk to the world because Microsoft prevents machines that fail WGA validation from getting some security patches through Windows' Automatic Updates mechanism. Unpatched machines are vulnerable to remote attacks that enroll them in hackers' bot armies.
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I play Fez on PC. When I get the ability to check the world map, all the nodes are blank, like no pictures. You can still make them gold, they just don't have any pictures. I don't know if this is a bug or not, because I can't find any articles about this.
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Like there's any question. Broncos win and someone on that team winds up having a career day. You watch.....it will happen.I don't care if there is...
lol Shaub is one goofy looking guy!
Yeah, this game is definitely over.
Well this game is over. It's obvious the offense can't make any plays.
So do we not have a chatroom available?
So if Munchak is going to "spread credit", he needs to throw some love to the absolutely horrid Bills "defense". No way CJ has a game like that...
Considering there is barely any gameplanning whatsoever, I think it's way too early to start panicking about the NE game.
Man, Vernon Davis is such a BEAST!
I think we are going to have a great SB on our hands. SF/NY vs. Pats......a stout Defense against a...
I don't get it. Why is the media all over Jeff Fisher's junk? What do they see? He was slightly over .500 over the span of his career. They act like...
So how many of the FAs do you think they will try and re-sign?
Isn't Hall a FA anyways? I personally think that fumble sealed his fate.
When the old man kicks the bucket. I know that's morbid and blunt, but he's the one who has the ultimate say on what's going on in HIS organization....
I'm sorry, but this is the way I feel about it. CJ doesn't give a damn about winning a SB. It was NEVER about the "passion" for him. It has been and...
...and definitely NOT English.
I thought that Matthews just signed a deal with the Texans? How would Munchak be able to bring him in?
OH SNAP....SHE WANTS TO MEET ME. :eek:
giggity :brow:
I agree, although I believe that Football has taken over as America's pastime. I personally think that the owner's and all involved will do whatever...
That's IF there even is a season. Hopefully they can sort out the CBA and soon.
I'm going to say Houston, Indy or Jacksonville. That way, it would be an easy 2 wins and easy to gameplan against. :lol:


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Round 4 A-League match previewsBy Guy Hand, 28 Aug 2009
Preview of round four of the A-League this weekend.
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Is Australia's sporting landscape too overcrowded?By Adrian Musolino, 23 Aug 2009
The depth and breadth of our sporting landscape never ceases to amaze me. On Saturday alone you could have watched Ashes cricket, NRL, AFL, A-League, Tri-Nations, V8 Supercars and the like on the box. With codes undertaking one of the most aggressive expansion phases in Australian sporting history, can this be sustained?
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Open letter to Hunt from a fellow cross-coderBy Adam Santarossa, 30 Jul 2009
I may have not played the elite level that Karmicheal Hunt has experienced so far in his sporting career, but I can tell him what to expect in terms of the difficulties and experiences that come along when changing to AFL from a rival code.
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Karmichael Hunt to join Gold Coast AFL teamBy AAP, 29 Jul 2009
Brisbane rugby league star Karmichael Hunt is switching to play Australian Rules with new AFL franchise Gold Coast in a move which will rock the NRL.
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What nickname should Gold Coast AFL have?By Ben Somerford, 17 Jul 2009
When the new AFL Gold Coast franchise announced in September last year they'd have no nickname, it left the door wide open for future suggestions. Ten months on, I thought I'd explore the topic.
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Happy homecoming for Crows' local boy TippettBy Laine Clark, 5 Jul 2009
There was a happy homecoming for Gold Coast boy Kurt Tippett as the Adelaide Crows grabbed their sixth straight AFL win – a 17-point victory over an error-riddled Richmond on Saturday night.
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The streets of the Gold Coast are paved with goldBy The Crowd, 25 May 2009
Following on from the Gold Coast Titans Rugby League franchise, the Gold Coast United football A-League team starting in a couple of months and the AFL's plans to start up another AFL team on the Gold Coast in 2011, comes the news that the next Super 15 Rugby team should come from the Gold Coast.
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Gold Coast 'deserves Super 15 side'By Jim Morton, 19 May 2009
Gold Coast, the only legitimate challengers to Melbourne's hopes of entering an expanded Super 15, have called upon the Australian Rugby Union to prevent a bidding war by making an immediate choice based on "rugby reasons".
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'Last hurdle' for GC17 cleared – GC MayorBy Laine Clark, 31 Mar 2009
Speculation is mounting that the Gold Coast will officially receive the green light for the 2011 AFL season this week after the budding club cleared the "last hurdle" on Monday.
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Gold Coast AFL club buoyed by Labor winBy Sam Lienert, 23 Mar 2009
The Gold Coast AFL consortium has welcomed Labor's Queensland election victory, which paves the way for them to be granted a licence to enter the competition in 2011.
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Scatter-gun or clustering – where is the logical location for Australian rugby's fifth Super franchise?By Bruce Ross, 9 Mar 2009
In considering locations for a fifth Australian Super franchise, the Australian Rugby Union appears to be neglecting the option of basing it in the heartland of Australian rugby – the inner city suburbs of Sydney. Both the ARL and AFL have the majority of their clubs located in the city in which their game developed.
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Perfect but nervous start for VossBy Laine Clark, 15 Feb 2009
Life as Brisbane Lions coach got off to a perfect start for Michael Voss at the Gold Coast on Saturday night.
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Creationism only confuses the massesBy Forgetmenot, 9 Feb 2009
The jumper design and colours are a vital part of any football club. In football they very rarely change, and as a result come to signify something much more than an indicator of what team a player is on. They indicate the culture of which the club is formed, and they are full of history.
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Cartwright the man for the Kangaroos jobBy AAP, 29 Jan 2009
Gold Coast believe their NRL coach John Cartwright is more than ready to step up from his assistant role and replace Ricky Stuart as Kangaroos coach.
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Tomic's grand slam experience pricelessBy Darren Walton, 23 Jan 2009
Bigger pay days seemed assured for Bernard Tomic following the teenage sensation's gallant second-round exit from the Australian Open.
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Bring back Roy, says LehmannBy Laine Clark, 22 Jan 2009
Darren Lehmann has called for Andrew Symonds' return to the Australian one-day side "as soon as possible" as the allrounder prepares his injury comeback for Queensland.
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New recruit makes presence felt on CoastBy Laine Clark, 22 Jan 2009
Never has dual international Mat Rogers felt more comfortable in the Gold Coast Titans No.6 jersey – and never has he felt more under threat.
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Tomic to the rescue, Australian tennis finds new heroBy Darren Walton, 20 Jan 2009
Boy wonder Bernard Tomic is ready to answer the SOS call from Australian tennis after becoming the youngest male in professional history to win a match at the Australian Open.
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Comeback on track for JT, BowenBy Laine Clark, 20 Jan 2009
Friday the 13th may turn out to be a lucky day after all for recovering North Queensland Cowboys fullback Matt Bowen.
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Spare me from this January madnessBy Steve Kaless, 15 Jan 2009
So the pre-season is now in full swing. Players are hitting the sand dunes, the beep tests, and the protein shakes, as the 2009 NRL season inches ever nearer, like those zombies in the movies.
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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Bayside with free breakfast and fitness center
Located in the heart of Bayside, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Bayside Marina, Adelphi University, and Fort Totten. Kissena Park Golf Club and Alley Pond Park are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measure 250 square feet (23 square meters). This Bayside hotel also offers a fitness center, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Takes part of my Hispanic heritage (Dia de los Muertosl and blends it with my passion of art by using a picture of my favorite artist, Dali.10/31/13
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I love this tattoo as it's both surreal, creepy yet she's beautiful.10/29/13
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well in all due honesty they were probably looking at your account history, and you guys were probably only occassionally charging a subway sandwich or something.....
since you guys have better cards. They should know who valuable customers are, if your only charging a subway sandwich $5 every few months your only making them about 15 cents and if they mail you a statement it costs them a lot more than that, they would want to cut their losses after all.
With a $500 CL it is hard to put much more then the sandwich through it LOL
lol but that's a lot of sandwiches though
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What better way to celebrate the final, much overdue arrival of winter than a competition that encourages eating? There's no better way, and that is A SCIENTIFIC FACT*. While Forrest Chase and City Central's Eat your way to Bali ain't exactly one of those pie eating competitions where you have to out glutton your fellow competitors while wearing gingham to the strains of duelling banjos, it's almost as exciting (and will probably put less stress on the old piece of rope holding up your pantaloons). Check in every time you dine at Forrest Chase or at City Central, and you might be checking in to a flight to tropical glory – at last, a Facebook check in that will benefit someone other than any lazy stalkers you might have. Because I, too, have worked a thankless desk job and understand the importance of getting your precious lunch exactly right, I've written a little doctor's* prescription to ensure you get the correct dosage of each eatery for any given symptom- and you can let your mind wander to sunnier shores.
Symptom:Patient exhibits wide, closed eyed yawning; lack of rest; resistance toward mornings.
Prescription:Gloria Jeans in the morning, 1-3 times through the day as needed. Suggest Baker's delight freshly baked treat of either savoury or sweet descent to separate the ugly from Mondays.
Symptom:Patient declares this week will be different; begins diet; quits processed carbohydrates for GOOD this time.
Prescription:Vital Juice Bar for liquid breakfast or lunch, with the optional addition of vegetables as patient can stomach; sashimi and miso from Edo Shiki, Shizmu Donabe & Bento or Jaws Sushi to supplement juice fasts that never work; Subway sandwiches to be administered on alternating days for protein enhanced, calorie-calculated lunch.
Symptom:Patient feels sluggish and headachy; may or may not have had one wine too many the night previous; has vague recollections of dancing on tables.
Prescription:An immediate deep fried injection of KFC is highly recommended – while the curative properties of Kentucky style chicken are as-yet unproven, early studies indicate high correlation between hangover cure and battered bird.
Symptom:Patient sick to death of work; spends days attempting to recall recent Asian holidays; secretly wishes boss would just shut up, possibly forever if you know what I mean.
Prescription:Frequent, weekday doses of Asian food; suggest alternating Seoul BBQ Café, Han's Café and Ruby Thai to recall brighter days until murderous rage subsides.
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Day 5
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Cast: Roxy Sweet, Violet (I), Richard (I), Taylor Knight, Mr. Marcus, Poppy Morgan, Ravin, J. Monty, Angelicka, Jack Napier
Critical Rating: AAA
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Taylor Knight has established fan base worth exploiting.
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Fruit Buns With Walnut Syrup
|Fresh compressed yeast
|1 Ounce
|Warm water
|5 Tablespoon (About 6 Tablespoons)
|Warm milk
|12 Tablespoon (1/4 Pint + 4 Tablespoons)
|Superfine sugar
|4 Ounce (Caster Sugar)
|Strong flour
|1 1⁄4 Pound (Plain All Purpose Flour)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground cinnamon
|1 Teaspoon
|Grated lemon rind
|Lemon juice
|4 Ounce
|Seedless white raisins
|4 Ounce (Sultanas)
|Egg yolks
|3 Ounce, softened
|Soft light brown sugar
|12 Ounce
|6 Tablespoon
|2 Ounce
|3 Ounce, finely chopped
Blend the yeast with the water, milk, 1 teaspoon of the sugar and 5 oz.(1 1/4 cups) of the flour.
Leave in a warm place for 15 minutes until frothy.
Sift the remaining flour, the salt and cinnamon into a warmed bowl.
Stir in the remaining sugar, the lemon rind, juice and the dried fruit.
Make a well in the centre and pour in the yeast batter and egg yolks.
Add the softened butter and mix all the ingredients together until evenly blended.
Turn onto a floured surface and knead for 5-7 minutes until smooth and elastic.
Put into a clean bowl, cover with a damp cloth and leave in a warm place for 1 1/2-2 hours until doubled in bulk.
Prepare the syrup by dissolving the sugar in the water over gentle heat.
Increase the heat and boil until the temperature reaches 230°F.
Remove from the heat and allow to cool for 3 minutes.
Stir in the butter and chopped nuts.
Cover and keep warm.
Knead the dough on a floured surface for 5 minutes.
Roll out to 1/2 inch thickness.
With a 2 1/2 inch plain pastry cutter, cut out 24 circles of dough.
Place 12 of the circles on a greased baking sheet.
Brush with some of the warm syrup.
Cover with the other circles, pressing together gently but firmly.
Brush with the remaining syrup.
Leave to rise in a warm place for 20 minutes or until doubled in size.
Bake in a hot oven, 425°F, Gas Mark 7 for 25 minutes or until golden brown.
Transfer to a wire rack to cool.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 6016 Calories from Fat 1657
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 191 g294.1%
Saturated Fat 85.3 g426.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 693 mg231%
Sodium 1111.2 mg46.3%
Total Carbohydrates 1029 g343%
Dietary Fiber 35.8 g143.2%
Sugars 544.2 g
Protein 91 g182.5%
Vitamin A 85% Vitamin C 139.2%
Calcium 60.9% Iron 190.9%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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PREVIEWS: "Daredevil," "Uncanny X-Men," & More Marvel Comics On Sale August 3, 2016
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Of the three weekly series DC Comics is releasing this year, Futures End is arguably the most "important." It spans the entire superhero line, bridges the gap between Forever Evil and 2015's Big Event, and promises to change the New 52 irrevocably.
None of that apparently is deemed sufficient to attract new readers, because Futures End's preview issue kicks off with 20 pages of your favorite characters either turned into, or slaughtered by, giant killer spider-bots.
To be fair, maybe the folks behind FE wanted to attract those readers already interested in a certain other let's-prevent-the-robot-holocaust storyline from their crosstown rivals. But it's not just X-Men: Days of Future Past, The Terminator or even Star Trek: First Contact (where you can hear the Borg Queen gloat "Watch your future's end") that Futures End echoes. Just off the top of my head, evil and/or assimilated versions of our heroes appeared in Final Crisis (remember Wonder Woman's Female Furies?), in the Swamp Thing/Animal Man crossover "Rotworld" — which, by the way, I seem to be alone in liking — and in Flashpoint's dog-eat-dog timeline. A future ruled by OMACs was also part of the Justice League: Generation Lost miniseries. Back in the day, "changing the bad future" was the plot of 1991's summer crossover Armageddon 2001 and the unrelated JLA arc "Rock of Ages," and 1992's Eclipso: The Darkness Within featured "heroes turned bad."
When DC Comics relaunched its superhero titles in 2011 with the New 52, one of the effects was the integration of characters from the former Wildstorm imprint into the DC Universe. Those Wildstorm heroes had a good showing in Flashpoint and in the New 52's debut titles, but by way of attrition, their presence soon dwindled.
After already seeing series like Voodoo, Grifter,Team 7 and the Wildstorm-esque Ravagers canceled, today we learned that Stormwatch will end in April with Issue 30. It gives a little bit of time for recently hired series writer Jim Starlin to wrap up, but its cancellation is another bad sign for fans of Wildstorm.
With the launch of Comic Book Resources' new monthly feature with DC Comics Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras and Editorial Director Bobbie Chase arrives announcements of a slew of creative changes, including confirmation that Jim Starlin is the new writer of Stormwatch.
Best known for his work on Marvel's cosmic titles, Starlin has been teasing since early December that he would take the reins on an existing DC series beginning in April. Yvel Guichet joins him as artist. Other creative shifts in April include:
• Jeff Lemire and Ray Fawkes will write the newly launching Constantine, taking over Robert Venditti with Issue 2. "Robert came to us with a fantastic pitch for Constantine," Harras told CBR. "We really loved what Robert's doing — he's working on Demon Knights now, and he's also working on another project for us that I really can't go into which is a big deal for us. But at the end of the day, Robert and Dan [DiDio] and I spoke, and Constantine was, for him, one book too many. It was the one thing that we had to go, "If we want you to focus on this one project, maybe we should make a change on Constantine."
At the end of every year, ROBOT 6 contributors Tom Bondurant and Carla Hoffman get together over the e-mail tubes and talk Big Two comics. Part 1 is here.
Tom: Something I've been curious about, off and on — what did Metro's customers think of the Man of Steel trailer? What do you think the average superhero fan wants out of a Superman book?
Carla: It's mixed. It really is, some love it, some are grumbly and already ready to complain. I think what the average superhero fan and what the general fan wants are entirely different. Superman's a difficult character to get right because of his status as a cultural icon and how much that character can mean to different generations. Some people just know Smallville and, at least from the trailer, it doesn't even seem to be that. [Producer Christopher] Nolan's influence looks pretty strong and, as much as formula might work in the Avengers movie mythos, the same style and tone for Batman really doesn't jibe with the Man of Steel. Well, for me. Others might totally want a deep, emotional connection to an outsider and an outcast. Mind you, I'd tell them there are some great X-Men comics out there, but eh, what do I know? It's a trailer, and very hard to judge on what the movie is going to be like when we see the full thing this summer.
What do you think the Man of Steel trailer is all about? What kind of Superman do we need in the new millennium?
Tom: To me, the basic Superman approach is that Superman always does the right thing. It's not about the powers. The powers just underscore that he can do whatever it takes. So it's easy for Superman to punch something, or fly into the sun. The question should be, how can he do what's right? I think that applies regardless of millennium.
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[Note: all this was written before I read any of this week's comics.]
As mentioned last week, part of this look back at my New 52 reading is the chance to see where I might drop some titles. Not that I want to be negative unnecessarily, but it's always good to make sure you really like what you buy. While I do buy some books "just because," it's very easy simply to fall into the habit of reading the same things month in and month out, neither looking forward to them nor missing them when they're gone.
Therefore, let's push through some bad vibes and talk about a couple of books I let drift away. Besides Superboy (covered last week), there was Red Lanterns (written by Peter Milligan, penciled by Ed Benes) and Grifter (written by Nathan Edmondson, penciled by CAFU). Originally I liked Red Lanterns because I thought it had recast Atrocitus as a distracted middle-management type, questioning his place in the universe while his functionaries went down their own demented paths. However, as the months went by the series never really built up any momentum, and for a premise based around the blood-spewing power of RAGE!!!1!! that's not so good. Much the same applies to Grifter: thought it had potential, but it didn't hold my interest.
Here is what you need to know going into this week's post: I sat down with a list of DC's current and upcoming superhero-universe comics, and rearranged it into a big chart. Now I have to make that little factoid exciting. Join me, won't you?
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The watchword of any shared universe is "consistency." Superman's adventures in Superman and Action Comics may be produced by two different creative teams, and they may even take place in different timeframes, but they be must at least coexist peacefully both with each other and with the rest of DC's superhero line. That's part and parcel of corporately-controlled superhero comics, regardless of any tension with a professional's creative freedom.
Since the March solicitations kick off the back half of the New 52's first year, it's probably worth noting that the whole line remains unchanged: no "midseason replacements" like Justice Society, but no cancellations either. If I hear relieved sighs from OMAC and Men of War, certainly Dan DiDio and Jim Lee have to be pleased generally that they've gotten this far with the 52 intact.
Well, pleased or stubborn, I suppose. Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference.
Ahem. Away we go…!
One of my pet peeves about the New-52 is the sense that it lacks a meaningful "history." For at least the last few decades, a reader might not have known exactly what had happened or when, but s/he could tell that these characters hadn't just fallen off the turnip truck. I say this because the solicits for Justice League #7 and Flash #7 both allude to their books' untold backstories. With Justice League, we'll learn about membership turnover and other details of the five years between the League's debut and today. (To be sure, some of that has already been alluded to in the League's previous present-day appearances, like JL Dark #1.)
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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At first I wasn't especially excited about too much in DC's February solicitations. However, the more I looked around, the more optimistic I became. Six months into the New 52, some connections are starting to gel, and their interactions (well, as far as what you can glean from the ad copy) seem more organic. As always, there were a few pleasant surprises in the collected editions, and some details from which to spin hopeful speculation.
But enough with the purple prose — let's hit the books!
The gee-whizziest news of the February solicitations has to be the digital-first format of Batman Beyond Unlimited. I have not been the quickest to adapt to digitally-conveyed comics, mostly because my personal technology level hasn't caught up. However, I do read a number of webcomics, as well as newspaper strips online, and if the price were right, I'd gladly sample BBU's features on my computer before picking up the print version. Having Dustin Nguyen and (yay!) Norm Breyfogle involved doesn't hurt either.
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Welcome to another edition of What Are You Reading?, your weekly look into our reading piles. Today we're joined by special guest Jacquelene Cohen, director of publicity and promotions for Fantagraphics Books.
To see what Jacq and the Robot 6 crew have been reading lately, read on …
Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading?, our weekly column where we successfully answer the question in the title. Our special guest this week is Janice Headley, events coordinator, publicist and "ambassador of awesome" for Fantagraphics.
To see what Janice and the Robot 6 crew have been reading this week, click the link below.
It was the strangest thing — when I woke up this morning I was younger, single, and most of my clothes had high collars and funky seams….
Okay, let's cut that out right now. Don't worry, I'm still middle-aged and married, with the same beat-up wardrobe. However, I have read all but one of this week's New-52 books, and now I get to share them with you. (The local comics shop got shorted on Batwing #1, which is too bad, because as one of the few sort-of new concepts being offered, I was especially looking forward to it. Next week for sure!) Generally I thought most had at least some potential, and I was mostly impressed with the efforts the various creative teams made. Of course, that doesn't mean I liked everything, but I did like more than I thought I would.
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It's finally here: The first full week of DC's New 52 brought 13 brand-new titles – only the tip of the iceberg as September progresses. If the quality of this week's books is any indication of the rest of the New 52, there will be some very difficult cuts to make at the end of the month.
From now through the end of September, I'll provide brief overviews of each book with the pull-list status at the end. With no further ado, it's time to jump into Week 2 of the New 52! Prepare for a number of Bat-family books, the new JLI, Sgt. Rock for the modern age and more!
Warning: Spoilers ahead!
Animal Man
Written by Jeff Lemire with art by Travel Foreman
This book sets the benchmark for this week as to what a New 52 #1 should be. Jeff Lemire brings new life to Buddy Baker in an incredible story that both takes advantage of the character's rich history and introduces new elements in the spirit of DC's relaunch. Not only does Lemire give readers a welcome reintroduction to Animal Man with a stunning cliffhanger that will leave them wanting more, Travel Foreman's interior pencils are gorgeous, only adding to the unique feel that Lemire gives this title. It's a great first issue, and I can't wait to read more. If I could read only one New 52 issue this week, this would be it.
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I'm very excited to read Casanova: Avaritia ($4.99), the first new Casanova storyline in what seems like a dog's age. There's something about this series that seems to bring out Fraction's best, perhaps it's the mere fact he's working with Fabio Moon and (this time around) Gabriel Ba allows him to rise to the occasion. That and The Boys #58 ($3.99) will probably round out my initial purchases.
David Macho continues his promotional onslaught for DC's "New 52″ with a video preview of Stormwatch #1, by Paul Cornell and Miguel Sepulveda. Warning to those browsing at work: The teaser boasts loud and ominous Danny Elfman-esque music.
They are Stormwatch, a dangerous super human police force whose existence is kept secret from the world Directly following the ominous events of SUPERMAN #1, Adam One leads half the Stormwatch team to recover the [INFORMATION REDACTED] from deep in the Himalayas. Meanwhile, Jack Hawksmoor and the rest of the Stormwatch crew look to recruit two of the deadliest super humans on the planet: Midnighter and Apollo! And if they say no? Perhaps the Martian Manhunter can change their minds…
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Updated: March 28, 2003
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2
The Terminal Server component of Windows Server 2003, which was called Terminal Services in Application Server Mode in the Microsoft® Windows® 2000 operating system, can deliver the Windows desktop, in addition to Windows-based applications, from a centralized server to virtually any desktop computing device, including those that cannot run Windows.
Terminal Server uses the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to communicate between client and server. After you deploy an application on a terminal server, clients can connect over a remote access connection, local area network (LAN), wide area network (WAN), or the Internet. The client computers can run Windows (including the Microsoft® Windows® CE operating system) or run on other operating systems such as the Apple Macintosh or even UNIX (using a third-party add-on). When a user accesses an application on a terminal server that is running Windows Server 2003, all of the work of the application takes place on the server and only the keyboard, mouse, and display information are transmitted over the network to the user desktop. Each user sees only their individual session, which is managed transparently by the server operating system and is independent of any other client session.
Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server offers the following new features and improvements:
For improved load-balancing performance, the new Session Directory feature automatically reconnects users to an existing session within a load-balanced server farm, rather than just being directed to the least loaded server when they reconnect.
For improved logon security, you can use a smart card to log on to a terminal server running Windows Server 2003 and run applications from client computers with a smart card subsystem (including computers running the Microsoft® Windows® XP operating system, Windows 2000, and the Windows CE operating system). This provides an additional level of physical security to your network environment.
For a better user experience, Terminal Services supports a wider variety of data redirection types (including file system, serial port, printer, audio, and time zone) and supports connections in up to 24-bit color.
For improved management, there is an expanded set of Group Policy settings for Terminal Server and a full Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) provider allowing for scripted configuration of Terminal Server settings.
For improved license management, you can install Terminal Services Enterprise Licensing on either a domain controller or a member server. Terminal Services Licensing wizards have been improved to reduce the complexity of activating a terminal server and assigning it licenses. There is also a new security group that allows only specific terminal servers to request licenses from a license server in a domain.
For more information about improvements in Windows Server 2003 Terminal Server, see the "What's New in Terminal Server" white paper at the Terminal Services: Community Center link on the Web Resources page at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/reskits/webresources and Using Terminal Server to host applications centrally in Help and Support Center for Windows Server 2003.


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His Fourth Victory in a Major Tournament Marks New Age for the Sport
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Anything can happen in golf, as every golfer knows. But with Rory McIlroy's fourth major victory Sunday at the PGA Championship here, the men's professional game certainly seems to have moved into a new era. The king is dead, long live the king!
That may seem a little harsh from Tiger Woods's perspective, since clearly Woods would be the outgoing king here. Woods may well have some life and some more major victories left. He did win five PGA Tour events last year. If and when his back and assorted other health issues improve, the 38-year-old Woods will be a factor and potential winner in any tournament he enters, major or not.
But kings in their dominions dominate, and McIlroy now is the dominant power. The win at Valhalla Golf Club was his third in a row and his second consecutive major, after last month's Open Championship and the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. The key shot here at the PGA was a 281-yard three wood to seven feet on the 10th hole, setting up an eagle. Few golfers in history could have hit that shot under such pressure. In each of his three recent wins, McIlroy has led the field in driving distance, with averages from 328 yards to 335 yards.
"How do you stop a runaway train?" asked Darren Clarke, the 2011 Open Championship winner. McIlroy is "better than everyone else right now," said Phil Mickelson.
Jack Nicklaus, who holds the record for most majors won at 18, told ESPN last week that McIlroy could win "15 or 20 majors, or whatever he wants to do, if he wants to keep playing."
That last phrase, "if he wants to keep playing," is an important addendum. The pressure of being No. 1 in the world for an extended period, constantly under the klieg lights of both attention and speculation, is wearying. But McIlroy, so far, seems up to the task. In his post-victory press conference, he addressed the demands of his new and exalted position.
"To be up there with the lead week in and week out and trying to win these big golf tournaments, it's tough, mentally, physically," he said. "It sort of makes you appreciate more what Tiger has done in the past and getting on these runs that he's gone on and keeping it going for months on end, basically."
He discussed the importance of taking weeks off, of hanging with friends and family, of "recharging." But he understands that the world has changed beneath his feet. "To have a run of golf like I've had, [the attention] is expected," he said. "You have to welcome it and I don't think you can see it as a burden. It's a great place to be in. To be the face of golf or one of the faces of golf, it's a big responsibility, but at the same time, I feel like I'm up to the task of handling it well."
McIlroy's confidence in his ability, in addition to being totally deserved, somehow also manages to be modest. Whereas Woods's public statements about expecting to win every tournament seemed subtly pugnacious, as if daring his listeners to contradict him, McIlroy seems to invite the listener into his head in saying the same things. He seems to want people to see his skills and his ambitions the way he does.
Woods, other than acknowledging that his career ambition was to beat Nicklaus's record of 18 majors, was either mum or opaque about other, shorter-term goals and his inner state. Not McIlroy.
"The two next realistic goals are the career grand slam [winning a Masters to have one of each major trophy] and trying to become the most successful European player ever," he said on Sunday. "So Nick Faldo, most successful European ever in the modern era, Nick Faldo has six. Seve [Ballesteros] has five.
"And hopefully, when I achieve those, I can start to think about other things."
It is McIlroy's golf, of course, that makes such discussions relevant. And the way he won at Valhalla was, in some ways, even more impressive than his 8-stroke blowout victories at the 2011 U.S. Open and 2012 PGA and his wire-to-wire walkaway at this year's Open Championship.
In Sunday's early going, he was flat and lost the one-shot lead with which he started the day. Immediately before his extraordinary approach shot on the 10th, he had fallen three strokes behind Rickie Fowler, and knew it. Even after that eagle brought him to within one, putts he needed to make didn't fall. He missed from 11 feet on No. 11, from eight feet on the 12th and from 20 feet or so on both the 15th and the 16th.
But he kept himself together, with all manner of stresses bearing down—Mickelson and Fowler, darkness, distant thunder—and found a way to win.
And the best news for fans, even though this was the year's final major, is that McIlroy will be playing a lot more golf soon. The FedEx Cup Playoffs start next week. The Ryder Cup in Scotland is in late September. And he'll finish out the European Tour in Dubai in November.
Just give him a week to rest.
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