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My school's network is on the domain ".edu" let's just say "X.edu" and my laptop's name is some sort of serial number, let's say SERIAL. So my laptop's fully qualified name is SERIAL.X.edu, this is my school laptop. When I go home (I live off campus), I have 4 computers named Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and Clyde (the pacman ghosts) and they're all on WORKGROUP, the default workgroup all running Windows XP. The laptop runs Windows 7. The 4 ghosts are physical computers, but I just call them my ghosts.
When I ping clyde or any other ghost, (simply running "ping clyde" in cmd), it attempts to ping clyde.X.edu and even finds an IPv4 address for it (it's the same IP address regardless of if I'm pinging inky, blinky, pinky, and clyde, and it's the wrong IP address) and all requests time out. These 4 ghost computers all can only be used by remote desktop. There's only network and power plugged into each ghost computer and I can connect to them using any computer not on my school's domain simply by trying to RDP using the ghost computer's name.
The network is pretty basic. Coaxial from wall to modem, ethernet from modem to wireless router, 4 hardwired connections from the wireless router to the 4 pacman ghost computers, and wireless to the rest of the house. Simple WEP password, SSID is broadcast, the laptop is connected and working fine on the internet.
What settings can I make to my school laptop (without removing it from the school's domain or changing it's name) can I change to allow me to directly connect to my ghosts by computer name? I'm aware I could add inky/blinky/pinky/clyde to the hosts file on my school laptop (given the IPs below), but I feel that's just a duct tape fix, not a real fix.
DHCP on the wireless router starts at 192.168.1.100 and goes for 100 entries. My ghosts obtain static IPs:
Inky is 192.168.1.50
Blinky is 192.168.1.51
Pinky is 192.168.1.52
Clyde is 192.168.1.53
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Although the police have long been recognized as a community health resource in the United States, this role has expanded significantly over the past several decades as a result of the deinstitutionalization movement. From a critical perspective, this article provides an analysis of the relationship between this enlarged police role and the current American socio-political order, in general, and the welfare state in particular. It is argued that in the course of handling the mentally ill the police carry out a number of functions for both the welfare state and the socio-political order, and in doing so, shore-up the social conditions which have inhibited the development of a positive, long-term care policy for the mentally ill. This article discusses three such functions and identifies an alternative social arrangement; one in which the police would not have to serve as a support for liberal-capitalism and its attendant inadequate welfare state.
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TOKYO - Prime Minister Kan Naoto in his first policy speech on June 13 stated that his new Cabinet will "bring about a 'strong economy,' 'robust public finances' and a 'strong social security system' in an integrated manner."
We now see both Japan's economy and national finances in a weak condition, and the general public has the earnest desire to have the government strengthen them.
In the economy, public finances and social security, the LDP (Liberal Democratic Party)-Komei governments kept giving out wrong "prescriptions," which made conditions increasingly worse. What the new government should do now is, therefore, to provide new prescriptions and get rid of the cause of the disease that seriously damaged our country in these areas.
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In the policy speech, Kan emphasized he will pursue a "third way" that he said is different from the political direction of previous governments. However, when he talks about a "strong economy," "robust public finances" and a "strong social security," it is only a higher consumption tax rate and lower corporate taxes that the Prime Minister is attempting to achieve. This clearly indicates that the new DPJ (Democratic Party of Japan)-led government will keep the same course as that the previous DPJ-led government and the former LDP-Komei governments took.
In fact, while describing their "growth strategy" at a press conference on June 9, Naoshima Masayuki, minister of economy, trade and industry, said, "The corporate tax rate needs to be lowered about 15 percent. To begin with, we will reduce it by five percent in the next fiscal year." Hosono Goshi, acting secretary general of the DPJ, on June 11 also announced the party will include "cutting corporate taxes" as one of its campaign promises for the upcoming House of Councilors election. In addition, Finance Minister Noda Yoshihiko on June 8 explained that the Prime Minister's pledge for a "drastic reform of the country's tax system" "will obviously be applied to the consumption tax."
According to the policy speech, the government will pursue a growth strategy by curbing wasteful expenditures and stabilizing social services through a sound national finance resulting from tax system reform with the result of promising relief to those in need.
This scenario, however, seems to be a "pie in the sky." On the Futenma base issue for the U.S. forces, the government will increase the huge enormous military budget to construct a large military base at Henoko in Nago City at the U.S. request instead of reducing the military budget. Far from correcting excessive tax breaks for large corporations and the very rich, the government is planning a further tax cut for large corporations. The government is going to increase wasteful spending, and no sound finance and elimination of wastes are possible unless the military budget and tax cuts for large corporations and the rich are redressed.
The substance of the DPJ "growth strategy" looks just like that of the Liberal Democratic-Komei government: increasing the gap between the extremely rich and the rest of society.
The pension system that the DPJ is proposing as part of social services reform is thinly disguised a mechanism to shift the cost of pension premiums borne by large corporations to the general public by increasing the consumption tax rate. The government is going to maintain the discriminatory medical service system for elderly people aged 75 and over for another three years, thus breaking the DPJ public promise to abolish the discriminatory system. What is worse, the government is going to lower the age of applicability to 65, thus expanding the scope of the system. It is the quickest way to increase social unrest, not relief.
On June 8, soon after the new DPJ leadership was established, Secretary General Edano Yukio and acting Secretary General Hosono Goshi paid a courtesy visit to the Japan Business Federation (Nippon Keidanren). Hosono stated that the DPJ is preparing a growth strategy in accordance with the demands of Nippon Keidanren.
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The key to defend people's livelihoods and gain a sound economic recovery is installing a government that can stand up to the self-centered interests of the United States and the Japanese business circles.
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Photo: Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan speaks during a press conference in Tokyo, June 21. (AP/Shizuo Kambayashi)


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Counterpoint to Unity: Dissent
By RICHARD BERNSTEIN
Published: October 6, 2001
The novelist Alice Walker argued that the best way to punish Osama bin Laden for the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 would be not to strike militarily: ''The only punishment that works is love.'' Noam Chomsky, the perennial dissenter from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, argued that American actions around the world had caused more death and destruction than took place in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania. Chalmers Johnson, a political science professor, in an article in The Los Angeles Times, wrote that a military ''overreaction'' by the United States would turn the country into a ''rogue state'' that would be subject to more terrorist attacks.
As Americans waited for the Bush administration to act against Mr. bin Laden and the Taliban in Afghanistan, a few voices of opposition could be heard, even as peace demonstrations took place in Washington and on many university campuses. Intellectuals, in other words, were doing what they always do, and what a free society usually expects them to: trying to anchor opinion in knowledge, giving priority to reason at a time when many others may be overcome with emotion, and pricking the consciences of their fellow citizens.
As always, too, sober, refined and thoughtful statements were mixed with a degree of what some critics of the dissenters were treating as the higher silliness. And so, not surprisingly, some of the dissenting statements produced angry or sarcastic rejoinders.
The liberal New Republic, for example, put what it called an ''Idiocy Watch'' on its Web site (www.thenewrepublic.com) and invited readers to submit examples of silly things being said in the wake of the attack. And the conservative Weekly Standard last week gave what it called its first Susan Sontag Certificate, as its ''way of recognizing inanity by intellectuals and artists in the wake of terrorist attacks.''
The magazine's jokey awards were a measure of the attention that Ms. Sontag, the essayist and critic, attracted with a short article she wrote in the New Yorker the week after the attacks. In it Ms. Sontag said the attacks were aimed not at American freedom but rather at ''the world's self-proclaimed superpower, undertaken as a consequence of specific American alliances and actions.'' If anyone was a coward, she said, it was not the suicidal hijackers but those -- presumably American -- pilots who bomb from the air, safe from harm themselves.
On the left, where most of the dissent derives, essentially two arguments have been made against the early pronouncements and programs of the Bush administration. One is that military action would only increase the cycle of violence while failing to cure the root cause of terrorism, which the writer Barbara Ehrenreich called ''the vast global inequalities in which terrorism is ultimately rooted.''
Mr. Johnson, a professor emeritus at the University of California at San Diego, agreed that those responsible should be brought to justice and that it would be appropriate to declare war on any state that harbored the terrorists or helped them. But he warned that an American overreaction -- namely a war against ''the hopeless and impoverished people of Afghanistan'' -- would produce ''a further cycle of terrorist attacks, American casualties and escalation.''
On the right side of the spectrum, the opposite point of view -- that the military response must be overwhelming -- prevails, and since the Bush administration has promised to get Mr. bin Laden dead or alive, there has been less dissent from official policy despite a few comments like that of the writer Mark Helprin that the attacks were a consequence of American ''appeasement.''
The other common critique offered by the left is a more general one, that American policies and actions around the world caused the anti-American fury that erupted on Sept. 11.
The idea that the United States is widely hated because of its policies -- rather than because of its freedom -- is a common theme. Stanley Hauerwas, a professor of theological ethics at Duke University and an avowed pacifist, argued that the United States should arrest those responsible instead of killing them.
''The events of Sept. 11 have brought home to America that war is about dying,'' he wrote in The Chronicle of Higher Education. ''I'm not quite sure how that will be received. I suspect it will produce a more repressive politics than we already experience. Americans have no sense of how it is that we can be this hated. It never occurs to them that our country's actions have terrible results for other people around the world, and that they blame us.''
Paul Kennedy, the Yale University professor best known for his book warning against American imperial overreach, provoked a stir when he asked students to imagine how they would feel if the United States were small and the world dominated by a unified Arab-Muslim state. ''In those conditions, would not many Americans grow to loathe that colossus?'' he asked. ''I think so.''
This prompted a rejoinder from Donald Kagan, a Yale classics professor and a conservative in foreign affairs, who said that Mr. Kennedy's comments were a ''classic case of blaming the victim.''


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There is one assumption you can make every year about Wisconsin football during the offseason—it's going to have success running the football.
No matter who is slated to be the No. 1 tailback entering the season, he is typically someone who has had some form of success the previous year, and he will always be running behind a mammoth offensive line because they grow 'em big up in Wisconsin.
The trend over the past few years has been an underclassman emerging as the veteran begins to fall out of favor. We saw P.J. Hill leave school early as John Clay began to surface, then James White and Montee Ball burst onto the scene, forcing Clay to follow in Hill's footsteps as he was left in the dust.
Last season, Ball could have very well seen a decline in carries with his early season struggles, but Bret Bielema insisted on getting his senior a large majority of the touches even though White and Melvin Gordon both averaged more yards per carry than the now-Denver Bronco.
We can't hate on Ball too much—the offensive line had its issues, and he was the third running back selected in the 2013 NFL draft.
But if White, Gordon and Ball all had to run behind the same somewhat maligned offensive line, then why was it the senior Ball who had the most trouble from a yards-per-carry standpoint?
Part of it is simply because he had so many more carries than his two backups (356 to a combined 187), but we could also go back and look at the amount of carries Ball had in his first three seasons at Wisconsin.
That number comes to a whopping 568. John Clay? He had 629 tallies. P.J. Hill? More of the same—770 carries in his first three seasons!
When you look at it that way, Ball barely had any tread on his tires by the time he entered his senior season, which is part of the reason why he may have been a better prospect than Clay and Hill, especially if he had left for the draft after his junior year. He may have Russell Wilson to thank for that.
Getting back to the real argument here, when you take a look at White's carry total through his first three seasons, it's at a respectable 422—over 100 less than Ball. Fatigue certainly shouldn't be an issue for White, who has spent nearly his entire career at Wisconsin as a backup.
Last season, White rushed for 804 yards and averaged 6.4 yards per carry. It was the third straight season he averaged better than five yards every time he ran the football. Meanwhile, Gordon came on strong at the end of the season, totaling 621 yards in half the carries of White while averaging a ridiculous 10.0 yards per carry.
Who will have a more successful 2013 season?
While there will still be plenty of the traditional power running attack under new head coach Gary Andersen, running backs will also be expected to adjust to the read-option. It's yet to be determined whether White or Gordon is more comfortable running the option, but White could very well see a majority of snaps in traditional pro-style sets while Gordon, because of his explosiveness, might get more chances receiving the pitch.
It's a tough call to make—neither White nor Gordon have been the feature back prior to 2013, and while White will likely get the starting nod to begin the season, that doesn't necessarily mean he will get the bulk of the carries or have more success than Gordon.
Because neither player has the experience of being an every-down back, this is what makes next season's situation in the backfield so perfect. It will allow both White and Gordon to stay fresh and comfortable with their roles throughout the duration of the season, especially if redshirt freshman Vonte Jackson is able to step in and contribute coming off his knee injury.
Simply based off of Gordon's explosiveness and versatility—he should be used more on end-arounds and as a receiver considering his build—as well as his strong close to the 2012 season compared to White, this could be the sophomore's year to shine.
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He took it pretty well.By Dan Amira and Catherine Coreno
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'The Talk' gets renewed by CBS for 2012-13 season
Apparently being Mrs. Les Moonves has its privileges. Julie Chen (and her chatty co-stars Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood and Aisha Tyler) will return with 'The Talk' for a third season.
"We are thrilled with the evolution and growth of 'The Talk,'" said Nina Tassler, President, CBS Entertainment. "The show has high energy, spirited conversation, relevant topics, and the audience is responding."
Nationally, the show is averaging 2.16 million viewers in its second season, 1.0/6 in women 25-54 and 0.8 in women 18-49. During the week ending Jan. 27, 'The Talk' delivered its largest audience ever with 2.45 million viewers, while matching its best in women 18-49 (0.9/6).
In the recently completed February sweep, 'The Talk' delivered year-to-year growth both nationally and on the CBS Owned Stations.
Nationally, 'The Talk' averaged 2.27 million viewers, 1.1/07 in women 25-54 and 0.9/05 in women 18-49. Compared to last February, the show was up +4 in viewers (from 2.19m), +10% in women 25-54 (from 1.0/06) and +13% in women 18-49 (from 0.8/05).
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President Obama served meals to the homeless Monday in Washington D.C., one of several ways he commemorated the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Meanwhile in Atlanta, Dr. Cornel West gave the keynote speech at Ebenezer Baptist Church, reminding those in the pulpits that King's legacy is one of service, and that the election of the nation's first black president doesn't mean the work is done.
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SIEGEL: That's how the first family was welcomed this morning at So Others Might Eat, a D.C. social service organization blocks away from the White House. President Barack Obama, sporting a green apron and the obligatory food service gloves, helped serve hot meals to the homeless, one way that he marked today's Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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SIEGEL: At King's home church in Atlanta, the mood was both celebratory and cautionary.
Princeton scholar Cornel West contrasted the civil rights leader and the nation's first black president.
Dr. CORNEL WEST (Professor, Princeton University): Brother Barack is the smiling, friendly face of the American government. Forty years ago that's the government that hunted Martin down. That's the progress that we made. But the same kind of accountability must be put forward to ensure that poor people and working people have - ought to be at the center of a policy, job creation, at the center of our policy. And it's going to be difficult to have a peace prize if you're a war president. It's going to be very difficult. We're going to help you. We love you. But we're going to keep you accountable, too.
SIEGEL: Cornel West speaking at Ebenezer Baptist Church today, the church where Martin Luther King preached from 1960 until his assassination in 1968.
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From impeccable decor to a perfect meal, a lively location and a full-service spa, the Intercontinental Melbourne The Rialto is poised to please guests at every level.
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Modern design defines the 253 rooms of this high-rise hotel, where luxury linens, bathrobes, slippers, mp3-player docking stations, flat-panel TVs, stereos, high-speed internet access, desks and coffeemakers are included in all rooms. Non-smoking rooms are available. Local ingredients are featured at the two hotel restaurants. The wine list is long at the lounge and high tea, accompanied by honey from the hotel's own hives, is served before the signature cocktails take over in the evening. Energize in the fitness center and relax in the hotel spa. Slide into the indoor pool, hot tub or sauna for some water therapy. Business services are extensive, and car rental, concierge service, currency exchange, dry-cleaning and room service are also offered.
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This ideal downtown location places guests at the heart of this vibrant city. At the end of the block is the William Street/Saint Collins Street metro station, from which you can reach Federation Square, a mile away. There you'll find galleries, restaurants, events and shops. Melbourne International Airport is less than 15 miles north of this hotel.
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When I first read the title, I wasn't too sure. But when I saw the list, I knew it had to be For All Seasons by a mile.
I don't see Vampirella on there so I'll vote Challengers.
I don't see Vampirella on there so I'll vote Challengers.
Yeah, I'm just doing stuff that's been collected, so no Solo story, no Captain America: White, no issue of Cable they did and no Vampirella story they did.
Yeah, thank goodness for Challs. I did like that one at the time.
Holy shit, I didn't know they did Challengers. I'll have to find that.
Also, if anything other than Long Halloween wins, I'll be shocked.
Yeah, Superman gets my vote. Loved it!
But all the coloured Marvel work was great too. (still waiting on Cap!)
I've got The Long Halloween, but haven't read it!
What, no first season of Heroes?
I was torn between the Challengers and Superman. In the end, I wound up picking the only one I'd actually read all of, and that's Superman For Al Seasons.
Hey, for a future poll, how about Best Version of Superman's Origin?
@MattFunk: They not only did the Challengers, they redefined them. It was their first collaboration, probably even their first comic work, years before The Long Holloween, and it's definitely worth looking up.
I love Sale's art, but Loeb's writing can be absolutely terrible – the Wolverine and Gambit mini is one of the worst comics I've ever read, and the constant return to "Actually, it WAS the obvious suspect, psych!" in his more recent work is just dull. Challengers and Superman, though, that was good work.
Wow… I never realized that I had read nothing by the two in concert…
Crazed Spruce has an interesting idea there. There have been many interpretations of Superman's origin, from Byrne to Waid to JMS, as well as the original done back in the fifties…I think. I saw a reprint of it way back when I forget when it was published. I am sure there are others I am forgetting or am unaware of.
I second "Best Version of Superman's Origin" – Man of Steel, Birthright, Secret Origin, Earth One. I don't know if there are any similarly "definitive" pre-crisis origin stories? Or if it's all just one cumulative tale.
the constant return to "Actually, it WAS the obvious suspect, psych!" in his more recent work is just dull.
It's not just his most recent works. He's done all his mysteries that way.
DAREDEVIL:YELLOW got my vote. Sale's art is just gorgeous in that one.
Superman: For All Seasons is definitely not original, but it's taken from good stuff and executed well, so what the hell, right?
How about an option for "didn't like any of this stuff"?
Voted Long Halloween over For All Seasons because I like looking at Sale's version of Gotham and it's inhabitants more than Metropolis'.
I'm also pretty sure it marks the last thing I read before I got tired of Loeb's tropes.
Superman: For All Seasons is definitely not original, but it's taken from good stuff and executed well
You lost me at "executed well."
My favorite part is when Henry VIII chops off Superman's head for treason.
And beware–T.'s gonna go feral in this thread and he won't even remember the damage he did when it's all over.
I suppose that is like asking T. what kind of cancer he prefers.
Also, if anything other than Long Halloween wins, I'll be shocked.
It's certainly the most popular, but there's the chance that with people who are more than a casual fan (and I assume casual fans don't come vote here) voting, that one of the others will win.
The book was 90's good, so it's not held in as high esteem today… I dunno, it probably will win, I just don't think it's that good of a collaboration between the two, let alone the best.
My vote went to Superman: For All Seasons.
It's just such a nice read.
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I suppose that is like asking T. what kind of cancer he prefers.
Awesome line!
I think it's safe to say T didn't vote on anything here, but look at that kids, he didn't whine "why isn't there a none of the above option?"
I didn't vote here either, as I haven't read enough of their stuff, and what I have hasn't been great.
For All Seasons beats out Long Halloween for my vote. I liked their Superman/ Batman work, most of the Marvel series were OK, the only one I read that I didn't like was Challengers of the Unknown.
And beware–T.'s gonna go feral in this thread and he won't even remember the damage he did when it's all over.
HEY! For such a Loeb-heavy thread, I think I've exercised incredible restraint!
Then again I was worried Brian was partly trying to bait me and I didn't want to give him the satisfaction of going berserk. :p
No baiting intended!
Although obviously I couldn't come up with this topic and not think of your Loeb-hate at ALL, it just wasn't a driving force behind making this poll.
Chanllengers of the Unknown!
Tim Sale's art has improved since then (though it was still good back then), but nothing else Loeb has written comes close.
If we're talking art alone, I think DD: Yellow looks better than all of them. Sale went to town on the details, used a really nice ink wash, and almost made the original Daredevil costume look not horrible.
I went with Long Halloween, though, because it was the first Loeb/ Sale book i read, and had the biggest impact.
I only wish Loeb & Sale had done a Connor Hawke book together, maybe a story comparing all conservatives to Nazis, just to see how much praise T. could heap upon a single comic.
Although obviously I couldn't come up with this topic and not think of your Loeb-hate at ALL, it just wasn't a driving force behind making this poll.
Of course it wasn't, I was joking. I'm not so vain as to think you'd create a whole poll just to bust my chops.
I knew you knew that, just making sure everyone else does, too.
I thought I was alone in my love of their Challengers of the Unknown. I think it's one of the few times where they didn't dwell on the origin of something, but instead took an existing group or character and just ran with it. It was completely insane, but I loved it.
I really need to read their Challengers thing…
Long Halloween was good if you were reading it month to month, however (like most of Loeb's work) the massive anti-climax and confusion of the 'reveal' kinda spoiled the entire series. So Superman get's my vote. Daredevil and Spider-man had their moments and Dark Victory was saved the usual Loeb bad-ending but was never that exciting a series anyway.
No one else has some Spider-Man: Blue love? I think Sale nailed the art on that one. But then of course he always does …
Spider-Man: Blue was fine – if a bit completely identical to Daredevil: Yellow.
(I haven't read Hulk: Grey yet, but if he spends the whole book pining after a dead girlfriend I'll be seeing a pattern)
The first and best: Challengers
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|Silas Irons design by Jae Lee
Like any creator with a comic book sitting high atop the industryâs monthly top ten sales list, âDark Towerâ illustrator Jae Lee doesnât have a lot of spare time on his hands. Though aside from penciling, inking and prepping covers for the comics adaptation and expansion of Stephen Kingâs magnum opus, this February sees Lee piling more on his plate by serving as art director and cover artist for âDead Ironsâ â a five-issue horror-themed western for Dynamite Entertainment. If it sounds like Lee has his workflow cut out for him, no one is more surprised than the artist himself.
â[Dynamite President] Nick [Barrucci's] one of my best friends and from time to time, when he's working on a project he's excited about, he'll tell me about it and I would just ignore him,â Lee told CBR News. âOur tastes are so different that we rarely get excited about the same things. So when he starts going on about âDead Irons,â I'm ready to tune him out, but with the first sentence, I said I wanted in on this somehow.â
âDead Ironsâ is the brainchild of James Kuhoric, the writer whoâs been heading up Dynamiteâs Army of Darkness franchise for the past few years â though the focus of âDead Ironsâ provides a decidably less tounge-in-cheek take on the realm of horror than the Sam Raimi Evil Dead-verse. In his first all-original comics concept, Kuhoric spotlights the Irons â a family of supernatural bounty-hunting monsters whose inspiration comes from equal parts âDeadwoodâ and âLiving Dead.â
âJim simply came up with a brilliant concept,â Lee remarked. âMark my words, Jim's career will forever be changed after this project.â
With a plot driven by the idea that one member of the Irons clan has struck out to stop his siblings from their gory ways, the series seriously scratched Leeâs itch to explore the flipside of his Marvel work. âEverything about this book is right up my alley and fits my style perfectly, and like âDark Tower,â it's a world I can play in forever,â the artist said. âWith âDark Tower,â I'm going for a prettier take on things. A bit more of a romanticized view. With âDead Irons,â I want it to as dark and bloody as I can.â
|Annie Irons and Colt Irons designs by Jae Lee
Kicking in with interiors for the series is artist Jason Shawn Alexander, who recently served up the visuals for another of comics spookier-themed franchises as artist on Dark Horseâs Hellboy spinoff âAbe Sapien: The Drowning.â With ink-heavy styles that complement each other in as many ways as they reveal their idiosyncrasies, Lee and Alexander established a strong working relationship early. And according to Lee, that relationship remains pretty easy from his end.
âBasically, I look at Jason's work and tell him how great it is. There's nothing to art direct,â the artist admitted. âMost of the time when you see artists starting out, they're pretty raw. Even savants like Travis Charest. When Travis first started, I didn't think much of him. He was a bad Jim Lee clone and I thought, wow, this kid's going nowhere. But now, every time I see his art, it make me want to cry. With Jason, I never saw the rawness in his early work. All of a sudden, he just came into existence as an amazing artist.
âWhat I love about [Jason] is he's a true artist. He lives and breathes this stuff. He's one of those kids in art school that I hated because was always painting and drawing while I was playing Nintendo. I met him a few years ago in San Diego and the way he talks about art makes me feel like a jaded hack. He inspires me to be a better artist.â
Jae Lee considers Dynamiteâs nabbing of Alexander for the âDead Ironsâ project lucky not just because the up-and-comer fit his own style so well, but also because it made delays in Leeâs availability for the series worth the wait. âJason was our first choice several years ago when this project was being birthed,â Lee explained. âWe asked Jason but he was busy at the time and Dynamite [the publishing venture of Dynamic Forces] was still in its infancy. Then my schedule on âDark Towerâ prevented me from doing any character designs or covers for a couple of years. I always felt bad for being the cause of the delay in rolling this out, but as fate would have it, when we asked Jason a second time, we was available. So I would like to say to Jim and Nick if I hadn't been such a pain the ass with the delays, we never would have had Jason on the book.â
|Devin Irons and Jesse Irons designs by Jae Lee
What Lee accomplished over the past few years of waiting for the creative team to come together were designs for the main cast of âDead Irons,â starting with lead character and unlikely hero Silas. After growing a conscious, Silas takes it upon himself to take down his trio of grotesque siblings, although his own demonic deformity remains unknown at the series outset. âIt's hard to describe without giving too much of the story away because who Silas is is a big part of the mystery,â said Lee. âBut even though he's our hero, the most monstrous of them all.â
Characters a bit easier for fans to place by sight are Jesse, Annie and Colt â the bounty-hunting Irons still on the loose, dishing out hot iron and hot blood, who appear in the forms of vampire, ghostly ghoul and werewolf, respectively. âI wanted to make Jesse sophisticated and debonair. He'll snap your neck and use your head as a chalice with his pinky sticking out,â Lee said of the leader of the three. Ass for Annie, Lee said, âI think because she's the most obviously delicate one of the group, when you see her doing very nasty things, it's unsettling.â
The behemoth that is Colt received a hair-ifing design from Alexander, but that doesnât mean Lee didnât get his hands on the wild one of the Irons bunch. âIn his human form, I wanted him to look like an unwashed dirty big brute â much like an animal would be if he was human,â Lee said. âHe's dirty and smelly and probably sh--s in his pants. Very different from Jesse.â
For a better look into the world of âDead Irons,â come back tomorrow for a chat with Jason Shawn Alexander about his favorite forms of the horror and western worlds.


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Some of you might have noticed a lack of a pipeline post yesterday which was due to being hit with a total lack of interest in anything to do with computers and technology. It was one of those blah days which we all suffer from at one point or another. Finally this afternoon I managed to rise out of the funk and get caught up with what was happening around the web. During that I did manage to find a few things in my information pipeline that weren't gPhone related that you might find of interest as well.
The Network Monitor for the rest of us is here :: SEO and Tech Daily – a nice heads up from Charlie for a handy program for those nosy folks wanting to know what is going through their network
Samsonite OBAG concept reinvents the suitcase :: SlipperyBrick – somethings just don't make any sense regardless of the pictures supplied – this is one of those cases
Silverlight: MSN UK's New Experimental Viewer :: LiveSide – an experimental Viewer courtesy of Microsoft and their Silverlight technology
The Pirate Bay Is Getting Into Streaming? :: TechCrunch – you just have to know this is going to go over really well – or not.
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Our own Farmer Michaele recently had her farming season documented in Audra Mulkern's brilliant series, The Female Farmer Project.
The project documents the rise of women in farming by presenting photos and stories of some of the many women who grow our food, and their journeys to reinvent farming. Audra's lovely photos of Michaele and Growing Things Farm are collected under the title The Agrarian.
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IgA nephropathy is a kidney disorder caused by deposits of the protein immunoglobulin A (IgA) inside the glomeruli (filters) within the kidney. These glomeruli (the singular form is glomerulus), normally filter wastes and excess water from the blood and send them to the bladder as urine. The IgA protein prevents this filtering process, leading to blood and protein in the urine and swelling in the hands and feet. This chronic kidney disease may progress over a period of 10 to 20 years. If this disorder leads to end-stage renal disease, the patient must go on dialysis or receive a kidney transplant.
The IgA protein is a normal part of the body's system to protect against disease (the immune system). We do not know what causes IgA deposits in the glomeruli. But, since IgA nephropathy may run in families, genetic factors probably contribute to the disease.
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Kidney disease usually cannot be cured. Once the tiny filtering units are damaged, they cannot be repaired. Treatment focuses on slowing the progression of the disease and preventing complications. One complication is high blood pressure, which further damages glomeruli.
Some patients may benefit from limiting protein in their diet to reduce the buildup of waste in the blood. Patients with IgA nephropathy often have high cholesterol. Reducing cholesterol -- through diet, medication, or both -- appears to help slow the progression of IgA nephropathy.
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ASHEVILLE -- Registration is open for the Graduate Record Examinations test, the Law School Admissions Test and the Scholastic Aptitude Test prep classes offered by UNC Asheville's Extension and Distance Education Office.
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Hello guys,
I've developed a tool called SpriteHelper that lets you create custom polygon shapes for Box2D physic library. It also select your sprite's UV automatically and gives you copy/paste ready code for Box2D and Cocos2D library.
From the saved file you can load in your project all your texture coordinates and all your polygons for Box2D.
Information in the saved file:
Image file used for the sprites in the scene
Image file dimension
Image path
Sprite name
Sprite UV (top left bottom right)
Box2D Polygon vertices
And many more....
Check out the tutorial on the YouTube video posted here:
Thank you!
Don't hesitate to ask questions here or on the website if you need further details.
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