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Although it appears we'll have to wait a while longer for the fourth issue of The Private Eye, the acclaimed digital comic by Brian K. Vaughan, Marcos Martin and Muntsa Vincente, Panel Syndicate is making the interim a little easier to endure with the release of The Making of The Private Eye, an 85-page "inside look at the creation of the digital comic."
As with The Private Eye, readers are asked to name their own price for this special issue, which includes such behind-the-scenes content as Vaughan's original pitch, Martin's character designs and email exchanges between the creators. You can get a sneak peek below.
Digital comics | Financial-services company The Motley Fool touches upon how digital has helped to boost the comics industry, rather than undermine print sales as some predicted it would. "Digital has not to anyone's observation pirated the sales of comics. It looks like just the opposite," writer and charts-watcher John Jackson Miller tells the website. And then, because it's The Motley Fool, the story veers off into what investors can learn from digital comics — specifically, "three forces [that] conspired to transform digital from a threat into a catalyst": quality, format and access. [The Motley Fool]
Creators | Brian K. Vaughan talks about producing the CBS sci-fi thriller Under the Dome and writing Saga as well as his digital comic The Private Eye. His take on Saga: "I definitely wanted to write about the experience of fatherhood and parenthood while also recognizing that's extremely boring for most people. How do you talk about these mundane topics in an exciting way? Hopefully setting this story in a wacky sci-fi fantasy universe has given us room to tell this story with some visual spectacle and just Fiona Staples being awesome." [USA Today]
Creators | Editorial cartoonist Matt Bors talks about his life in a tough field, comics journalism and people who want him to work for free: "No one would hold a 'contest' for chefs to all prepare food and then only offer pay to the 'winner' whose meal they like best … If you want to draw your friend's wedding invitation for free, I say go for it. If someone is making money from your work, they can afford to pay you." [Truthout]
Creators | Brian K. Vaughan is crowned "king of the creator-owned comics" by Alex Hern, who acknowledges that may be an "artificially constrained" compliment before laying out the writer's claim to the title. [New Statesman]
Courtesy of the Image Comics Tumblr arrives what may end up being my favorite cosplay of Comic-Con International 2013: Alana and Marko from Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' Eisner-winning space opera Saga.
And if you're wondering, baby Hazel is actually a swaddled stuffed Pikachu, as you can see in the photo below. You can find a few more shots here.
The first two Walking Dead Compendium volumes have sold a combined 100,000 copies this year in bookstores, towering above the other titles on Nielsen BookScan's list of the Top 10 bestselling adult graphic novels for the first half of 2013. With a suggested price of $59.99, Image Comics' 1,088-page Compendium One is "by far" the most expensive book on BookScan's Top 200 chart for adult fiction.
Graphic novel sales have increased 10 percent year over year, which the company seems to attribute in no small part to the performance of the collections of the long-running comic by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore, Charlie Adlard and Cliff Rathburn, and the popularity of the AMC television series.
Volumes of The Walking Dead accounted for four of the top five spots on the BookScan chart, a streak only interrupted by Masashi Kishimoto's Naruto, Vol. 60, at No. 4. In fact, six of the Top 10 graphic novels were held by Image books, with another volume of The Walking Dead claiming the No. 7 spot, and Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' Saga, Vol. 1, slipping into the final slot with 15,000 copies; the remaining books are manga.
According to BookScan, The Walking Dead books have sold more than 1 million unites in the past 18 months, with Compendium One seeing "a 47 percent week-to-week sales lift" that coincided with the Season 3 finale of the AMC series in March.
"I think the digital distribution revolution is maybe the best thing that's ever happened to mainstream comics. I really miss the days when you could find a comics spinner rack in every drug store, but now anyone who owns a mobile device can have their own personal spinner rack, and it's always stocked with every issue imaginable. I don't know if creators at other companies are privy to exactly how many digital copies their books are selling these days, but the statements Fiona and I get from Image are pretty staggering. I realize that's not true for every book, but the day when many titles start selling more digital copies than print copies is not years away, it's months away."
– Brian K. Vaughan, discussing digital comics in a new interview with Comic Book Resources about Saga and The Private Eye
More than seven weeks after the second issue debuted, Brian K. Vaughan and Marcos Martin continue their name-your-own-price digital comic with the release of The Private Eye #3.
A detective story that centers on timely issues of privacy and surveillance, The Private Eye is set in a not-too-distant future, where everybody in the United States has a secret identity: "Our protagonist is a member of the paparazzi, outlaw private investigators who dig up the kind of personal dirt no longer readily available through search engines. It's a mystery with lots of masks, but no superpowers."
The arrival today of the second collection of Saga, the hit space opera by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples, will be met with glee not only by readers following the Image Comics series in trade paperback but also by a good number of retailers — and Brian Hibbs in particular.
The owner of Comix Experience in San Francisco (and Comic Book Resources columnist) commented last week on our post about the first volume's strong performance in the direct market eight months after its debut, saying, that "Saga is, by far, our best-selling title." Hibbs expanded upon that last night on his own blog, revealing that Saga, Vol. 1, "is now my second-best selling title in the store's history of point-of-sale. Nearly seven years."
"It just passed into that spot a few days ago, where it passed the previous #2, The Walking Dead v1," he continued. "Understand, that is for sales of TWD v1 OVER THE LAST SEVEN YEARS. Uh, yeah. What's the most remarkable about Saga is that it steadily sells even at this point. When it crossed into #2 position, it was something like 243 copies sold in 248 days — even at this point, months and months after it first came out, we're still selling 5+ copies a week."
Creators | Stan Lee, characterized by CNN as "the Godfather of comic book heroes," is modest about his own achievements in a new interview: "If my publisher hadn't said 'let's do superhero stories' I'd probably still be doing A Kid Called Outlaw, The Two Gun Kid or Millie the Model or whatever I was doing at the time." He reflects on the increased female audience for comics and discusses some new projects, including a new superhero, The Annihilator, created specifically for a Chinese audience. [CNN]
Comics| Chris Huntington reflects on the importance of Miles Morales for children of color, like his son: "… To see Spider-Man pulling his mask over a tiny brown chin – to see a boy with short curly hair sticking to the ceiling of his bedroom— well, something happened. Dagim has been Spider-Man for two Halloweens in a row. He takes a bath with his Spider-Man and a toy killer whale. He has Spider-Man toothpaste and a Spider-Man toothbrush. If Spider-Man offered medical coverage, I think he would want that, too. My son somehow understands that there is a Peter Parker Spider-Man, who is vaguely grown-up and my age, and a younger Spider-Man, closer to his age. That's just how Dagim likes it. He even understands that Peter Parker — like Superman, like Batman – wasn't raised by his birth parents. The best superheroes were all adopted like him." [The New York Times]
While some delight has already been taken in the debut of X-Men atop Diamond Comic Distributors' May sales chart — the title's all-female cast remains a magnet for rancor from some shadowy corners — the bigger story may be the long-term performance of the first Saga trade paperback.
ICv2 notes that the first volume of Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' space opera sold an estimated 7,552 copies in May, securing the No. 2 spot on the graphic novel chart, behind BOOM! Studios' Adventure Time: Playing With Fire. That in itself is pretty impressive, but that Saga collection was released eight months ago.
The Image Comics book has charted in the Top 10 in all but one of those months (it slipped to No. 13 in November); however, May's 7,552 copies represents a 65-percent increase from April, and the most in any month since January, when it sold 8,456 copies. In total, Saga, Vol. 1, has sold an estimated 53,000 copies in North American comic shops.
And that's only in the direct market: As ICv2 points out, Saga is creeping back up the BookScan chart for graphic novels sold in bookstores.
Saga's status as a hit and a long-term seller comes as no surprise, but that direct-market surge (65 percent!) and book-market uptick this far from the book's debut are certainly eye-openers. Is the boost a result of good word of mouth, the impending release of the second collection, or the widespread attention given to the merry mix-up in April, when it was erroneously announced that Issue 12 had been banned from the Apple App Store?
I'd place money on the latter (although word of mouth undoubtedly plays a significant role in the book's overall performance). Of course, we should never discount the contributions of Lying Cat …
Retailing | Naruto topped the May BookScan chart of graphic novels sold in bookstores, followed by two volumes of The Walking Dead, the latest volume of Sailor Moon, and Yen Press' latest Twilight adaptation New Moon. Just three volumes total of The Walking Dead made the Top 20 (down from eight last month), and as usual, DC and Marvel got clobbered: DC had three titles on the list (two volumes of Court of Owls and Watchmen) while Marvel had one (Hawkeye), and none was above No. 15. Or to put it another way: Vol. 14 of Dance in the Vampire Bund, a high-numbered volume in a fairly niche manga series, placed higher than every Big Two book on BookScan last month. [ICv2]
Creators | With the second issue of their digital-only comic The Private Eye recently released, writer Brian K. Vaughan and artist Marcos Martin talk about their story, why they decided to do it digitally, and what the response has been so far. [The Verge]
In the recent New York Times profile of former Vertigo Executive Editor Karen Berger, Dave Itzkoff writes that DC Comics Co-Publisher Dan DiDio "said it would be 'myopic' to believe 'that servicing a very small slice of our audience is the way to go ahead.'" It's a weird way to structure the quote, but assuming Itzkoff is accurately capturing what DiDio meant, that's a controversial stance for DC to take.
But he kind of has a point. Heidi MacDonald rightly notes that Vertigo books make up roughly one-third of DC's list of essential graphic novels, but if we're just going by sales, Vertigo's slice of DC's pie does look pretty small. According to Diamond Comic Distributors, just 6 percent of DC's graphic novels in April's Top 100 were Vertigo titles. The percentage was a lot higher in March (15 percent), but only 7 percent in February. The number of Vertigo titles in the Top 100 has been pretty consistent in the past three months: two or three. What made the difference in March was that DC had less Top 100 titles overall. Of course, that only covers a short amount of time and only includes direct market sales, but if we look at a list of what DC considered its top-selling graphic novels as of last autumn, only about 13 percent of those are from Vertigo. None of that is super-scientific, but it paints a pretty good picture of how much Vertigo contributes to DC in terms of sales.
Stocking the new inventory this week, I got my hands on a copy of Doctor Strange: The Oath again and instantly fell back in love with the Sorcerer Supreme.
For those who might've missed this 2006-2007 miniseries, Doctor Strange: The Oath is a five-issue story written by Brian K. Vaughan and drawn by Marcos Martin — that pedigree alone should ensure it has a place in your long box or the handy trade paperback sits on your shelf. Vaughan's clear, lyrical writing style is in full force, and Martin's art is as fluid and dynamic as it's been for Mark Waid's Daredevil. The story delves into the occult to save Wong, who's been stricken with a fatal disease. Not only does it have magic and mysticism, it also reminds you of Strange's classical origin as an arrogant surgeon who had to learn humility in an area both street-level and far-flung dimensions. It also brought Night Nurse in as a strong supporting character to the good Doctor's retinue and, as the back cover tells me, firmly establishes Doctor Strange in the Marvel Universe.
A nice idea, but it really did nothing of the sort.
Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading?, our weekly look at the comics, books and whatever else we've been checking out lately. Today our guest is Shaun Manning, a former staffer at CBR, occasional convention reporter and comics writer. His current project is a comic called Hell, Nebraska (with artist Anna Wieszczyk), and he's currently running a Kickstarter to raise funds to publish it. So go check it out.
To see what Shaun and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below.
Superheroes | Writer Jim Zubkavich tackles the burning question of why there are so few Canadian superheroes: "We don't have a long standing superhero tradition in this country. We don't have a long-standing focal point character people recognize (I like Captain Canuck, but the average person on the street does not know who he is). We're not a country galvanized by heavy-duty patriotic pride that lends itself to a Superman, Captain America or even a Batman. We don't have the kind of rampant crime that 'needs' a heroic symbol to fight back against." [Zub Tales]
Digital comics | The first issue of Mark Millar's Jupiter's Legacy sold more than 100,000 copies in stores, but was that because he refused to allow it to be sold in digital format the same day? Steve Bennett is doubtful, because so many people (including himself) didn't realize until the last minute it would be print-only for now. [ICv2]


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After updating to version 1.3.2 the downloads are 0 bytes. It sees the download from the shortcode, but when I click "download" it downloads the file as 0 bytes.
After updating to version 1.3.2 the downloads are 0 bytes. It sees the download from the shortcode, but when I click "download" it downloads the file as 0 bytes.
From which version? Server software? (windows v linux) PHP version? etc etc
Apache version 2.2.21
PHP version 5.2.17
MySQL version 5.0.96-community
Architecture x86_64
Operating system linux
Could you perhaps see which one of these changes affects it?
My downloads are working, so it must be related to environment.
Sorry Mike, I wouldn't even know where to start. I've just done HTML, no idea about php or java.
In the includes/class-dlm-download-handler.php file, compare to the link I send. Green is whats new, red is removed (from the last version).
Try changing:
@ob_clean(); // Clear the output buffer
Back to:
while ( ob_get_level() > 0 ) @ob_end_clean();
I don't know why this would break, but that would be my guess.
Hi Mike,
The issue lies with - WordPress HTTPS (SSL) - plugin. When this plugin is activated, the download gives 0 bytes. If I deactivate it, it works fine with the current version.
The plugin is also not working with my theme so gonna get rid of it but you might want to look into why this is happening.
Thanks a mill for the help. Great plugin by the way :)
Making that change you suggested fixed the problem for me.
Just had the same issue with 1.5.1, made the change above (although it's ob_end_clean in 1.5.1) and fixed.
Had to make that change as well running version 1.5.1
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Foreskin of the penis. Also known as a hood or turtleneck.
Don't forget to wash your cock, especially under the sleeve.
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A sleeve is New York city slang referring to 10 bundles of heroin sold as a pack for usually between 400-600 dollars, street value of 1000 dollars.
The plug threw me a few sleeves on the arm.
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That girl on the corner is such a sleeve.
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to place something between the cheeks of one's buttocks, as in to hide, or keep safe
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If you're a software developer, IT hero, a student interested in code, or a human interested in code, Boise Code Camp, March 8th (Saturday) 2008, is a full day of FREE training & swag!
I'll be giving a talk on building gadgets for Windows Sidebar, with focus on what your business/IT org might be able to get out of the platform. (And maybe I'll get my Silverlight PerformancePoint bulletgraph example working...)
The conference will also be a mini-MIX of sorts, as Jason
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Did I mention the free food & Rock Band after-party?
Please register (so they can get accurate headcount and send you updates) at Boise Code Camp 2008.
March 5 2008: Change of plans.. my family needed me last week, so I gave my presentation slot to someone on the waiting list. I'll show you the gadget platform at a Boise .NET Developer Group meeting soon enough. I'll still be attending though, now in more of a recruiting capacity than a presenting one.
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Police have launched a full investigation into allegations that independent MP Brendan Horan took money from his late mother's accounts.
But Mr Horan, who has been busy launching the country's newest political party - the New Zealand Independent Coalition, made up of independent MPs - said he was not perturbed because he had already been "exonerated" after an independent investigation late last year.
"The Serious Fraud Office also wanted nothing to do with this malicious complaint," he said.
When asked whether he was upset about the timing of the police investigation, Mr Horan said it would be "inappropriate" for him to comment on police procedures.
Head of Tauranga's CIB, Detective Senior Sergeant Greg Turner, told the Bay of Plenty Times police had stepped up the inquiry into the fraud complaint.
"Our assessment is now complete and the matter has now moved to an investigation phase, being led by Tauranga Criminal Investigation Branch," he said.
Mr Turner declined to comment further about the inquiry or how long it would take.
Mr Horan was expelled from NZ First in December 2012 after his half-brother Mana Ormsby claimed he had inappropriately used their late mother's bank cards. Mrs Horan, 87, died on August 3, 2012.
On July 2 the same year, she hand-wrote a codicil to her will authorising her nephew to recover monies loaned to her daughter and Mr Horan or taken by "misadventure".
In October last year, John Buckthought, the executor of Mrs Horan's estate, said he found no evidence after an investigation that would enable him to find any claim against Mr Horan.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) _ Mike Huckabee has a big lead in early results from today's Kansas Republican presidential caucuses.
The lead moves the former Arkansas governor closer to picking up the state despite Arizona Senator John McCain's status as the presumed GOP nominee.
Huckabee had 61 percent of the vote, compared to 24 percent for McCain.
Texas Congressman Ron Paul had 11 percent.
About 10,000 votes have been counted -- about half of the statewide total. The results did not include numbers from Johnson and Sedgwick counties.
The 67 caucus sites will determine how the candidates will split 36 of the Kansas' 39 delegates to the Republican National Convention in September.


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Sam Calavitta energizes a Fairmont Preparatory Academy calculus class with his unconventional teaching methods. His classes are noisy and spirited; boredom is banished. Last year his students earned an average score of 4.79 out of 5 on the college-level AP calculus test.Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times
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When one busts a nut. Then the loose fat on their face begins to shake and wiggle.
I was giving my girl the bilbo baggins when unbenounced to me I busted a nut and performed a Walter Matthau.
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Often overshadowed by San Francisco, its twinkling sister city across the Bay, Oakland is itself an American wonder. The city is surrounded by and filled with natural beauty mountains and hills and lakes and a bay and architecture that mirrors its history as a Spanish mission, Gold Rush outpost, and home of the West's most devious robber barons. It's also a city of artists and blue-collar workers, the birthplace of the Black Panthers, neighbor to Berkeley, and home to a vibrant and volatile stew of immigrants and refugees.
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Mike, like I just said on the other thread on the subject, maybe its best to let this one lie for a while. I can accept we disagree.I don't come on here daily, but I've not seen proof Rafa leaked anything, although plenty of opinion.I don't share your opinion of Rafa, but can accept if you have no respect for him. We can't please everyone, but don't be too upset when I find your lack of respect for my clubs manager a little offensive.As for the deal being done quickly. All I have to say is it will take as long as it takes. Just like negotiating over a house price, a stock price, or a transfer fee. If both parties are willing to negotiate, and compromise usually a deal is done, but when there is a disagreement, and one or both parties are not willing to budge, then a stalemate occurs. I'm sure both parties would like to wrap it up, so they can focus on pre-season training, but the transfer window is open for a while if needed.


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Comikaze: Not Just The Other Comic Convention
You may be familiar with the San Diego Comic-Con, a constantly expanding convention for fans that started as a niche event for comic-book nerds and is now a sprawling pop-culture event.
You may not be familiar with Comikaze. The brainchild of Regina Carpinelli, a fan who was unhappy with the cost, ticket scarcity, and changing focus of Comic-Con, Comikaze is a smaller festival that costs $30 for the weekend, rather than Comic-Con's $150 four-day passes. On Tuesday's All Things Considered, Tess Vigeland reports on the growing Comikaze and speaks to Carpinelli and some of her peers about how she went from a dissatisfied fan of a huge convention to the proprietor of another.
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It didn't take veteran basketball coach John Whitmire to find a new home back on the sidelines following the resignation of North Henderson girls head backetball coach Kevin Rhodes.
Whitmire, who served as the Lady Knights' assistant coach under Rhodes for the past seven years, was hired this week as the East Henderson boys assistant coach under new head coach Bruce Gilliam.
Gilliam was hired last week to replace Clint Loftin, who resigned as East boys head coach to spend more time with his family.
Whitmire was honored in December by the Hendersonville Kiwanis Club, which presented him with the Glen C. Marlow Athletic Achievement award at the Club's annual winter All-Stars luncheon at The Chariot.
A graduate of Hendersonville High, Whitmire went on to coach at Hendersonville Junior High in 1965 and from there went on to take the head boys' basketball coaching position at Edneyville High in 1968 where he was one of the school's most successful coaches.
In his 20 years of coaching at Edneyville, his boys had 19 winning seasons. He ended his varsity head coaching career with a winning percentage of 70 percent.
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Excellent villas on a private beachPosted Jun 29, 2016
We stayed at Cap Maison the last week of June. Upon arrival, after a long day of travel, we were greeted with champagne and cold towels. We were delighted to find that our one bedroom villa with private pool had been upgraded to a villa with a rooftop pool and amazing view of the bay. Everything at Cap Maison was exceptional, from the grounds, restaurants to the private beach. We would not hesitate to return to Cap Maison in the future. Our only regret is that we were not able to stay longer!
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The breakfast at the restaurant Cliffs on the outside porch is amazing overlooking the waters and cliff... We also recomend taking the helicopter from airport Vieux Forte to Cap Maison to and from ... It's an Awsome experience .... love the tiki huts on the beach and the sunsets are to die for ...especially if you rent a private boat like we did ...
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This is a splendid hotel in a wonderful position. The staff were excellent and we were very comfortable. The food was always good and well presented but the negatives were the cost of the food both in the main restaurant and in the beach bar. The standard service charge and VAT tax adding 20 to the bill each time. The beach bar menu was the same every day that we were there. We had booked a Garden Room through e-bookers but it was not suitable for a 10 day stay and so we upgraded to a magnificent apartment that cost us a magnificent premium on the original cost. The final comment was that this hotel was situated at the extreme northerly end of the island and it took 90 minutes on windy roads to get there. Once there, there was a good taxi service but maybe we should have spent 5 days at Cap Maison and 5 days at another hotel nearer the South....or taken the helicopter!
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Cap Maison Resort was beautiful and welcoming. The staff were gracious and professional, always ready to handle any request. Our room was comfortable and quiet. The gardens, pools and restaurants offered lovely views of the surrounding landscape. Breakfast was served in a spectacular setting overlooking the water and gorgeous coastline. The small but pretty beach offered great swimming, sunbathing and access to The Naked Fisherman restaurant. I'm not sure how it could have been any better.
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Lovely spot but a bit remotePosted Feb 29, 2016
Pros: The rooms were very nice and the staff was terrific!
Cons: They could have more activities at the hotel - like yoga and water aerobics - and they should have a shuttle into town.
Location: There are two public beaches worth checking out -- Rodney Bay and Pigeon Island. We also took a catamaran day trip.
The grounds and rooms are lovely at Cap Maison but it is a bit remote. You have to take a $15 taxi each way to get to the nearest shops or larger beach areas. The restaurants are very good but again, the choice of food is limited to those two and they are not cheap! There is a small beach but it is 98 steps down and back up. The second restaurant is down there as well. For some folks the quiet location may be just what the doctor ordered but I wanted just a little more in the way of activities -- like yoga or water aerobics-- and strongly believe the hotel should have a shuttle that takes guests to and from Rodney Bay and its restaurants and shops.
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| BHRG is seeking superhero hounds for our 2015 Basset Bash! Join us on Saturday, October 24th for a super-filled day featuring games, food, raffles, and celebration! Remember, you don't have to be a Basset lover to enjoy the Bash. All people are welcome at the Bash and all dogs (even basset wannabees) that are non-aggressive and up-to-date on their shots are welcome too. So, grab your friends and their pups and head over to Fowler Park in Cumming, GA.
Never been to the Bash? No problem! The annual Basset Bash is our largest event of the year filled with fun for both bassets and humans. It's a great opportunity to meet other BHRG supporters and show off your basset(s). Because, let's face it, the bassets are the real reason seasoned attendees come back year after year.
If you're a seasoned attendee, THANKS! and we look forward to seeing you and your hounds again this year. Be sure to arrive on time, grab an agenda, and join in on all the fun festivities!
This year's Bash will take place from noon until 4pm on Saturday, October 24th at the Large Pavilion inside Fowler Park in Cumming, GA (closer to Alpharetta). The Bash will be packed full of excitement, so be sure to arrive on time so you don't miss a thing. Don't forget to sign up for games early in the day so your superhero hound gets to show off their superhero strengths.
|Sponsorship Opportunities
We're excited to continue our Bash Sponsorships for 2015! Twelve businesses can become Bash Sponsors and we will be offering two new levels of sponsorship - DJ Sponsor and Park Sponsor. Learn more about sponsorship levels!
Bash Gear
This year's Bash t-shirts will follow our Superhero Hounds theme. The 2015 Bash shirts are gray t-shirts with our color Basset Bash Superhero Hounds graphic on the front and sponsorship printing on the back. Shirts are $25 each if you want them shipped to you, or $22 each if you want to pick them up at the Bash. Because there is a date on these shirts, we are taking pre-orders only, and the deadline is October 7th, so order yours today!
Volunteer Opportunities
We need your help to make our Bash a success. If you can spare up to 2 hours that day, sign up to Volunteer at the Bash! Once we get a good-sized group of volunteers, we'll confirm our volunteer schedule with you.
Basset Games
With this year's Superhero Hounds-themed Bash, there is something for everyone! Superheroes, show us what you have in our fun games and costume contest. Will your hound take first place in the X-Ray vision, bat call, or superhero strength games? Get prepared! This year, the costume contest has a twist. Humans and houndies will show off their superhero strengths. Points will be awarded based on how creative human and hound BOTH work their costume/theme!.
Our raffle table wouldn't be complete without your donation items! Everyone loves our raffle table that's jam-packed with awesome raffle items. But, we can't load up our raffle table without donations from you! From dog beds to artwork, no item is too big or too small for the raffle. Don't know what to donate? How about a gift basket packed with dog treats and toys? Or, what about a bucket of snacks and supplies for the perfect tailgating party? What about a grill for cooking treats for your hounds? Have an item that can be paired with something else? We'll take it! All donations are 100% tax deductible, and all money raised from the raffle goes directly to the hounds. If you have a donation to add to this year's raffle, please complete this raffle form.
Southwest Airlines Tickets Raffle
This year, we will be raffling off two round-trip Southwest Airlines tickets to any location Southwest travels. Tickets for the drawing are $20 each or 6 for $100. Good news for everyone - if you can't make the Bash, you can still win. The raffle winner does not need to be present to win! Purchase your raffle tickets!
Shots & Microchipping Clinic
Dr. Aimee Ross and her team will be on hand again to provide low cost shots, preventatives, and microchips for your hounds! Please bring cash or check only as Riverside AH cannot accept credit cards at the Bash.
Attention Vendors!Ā Do you make crafts or does your company have products that you think our attendees will love? Then we want you as a vendor at this year's Bash! Our vendor area is always a big hit with our Bash attendees, and we'd love to spotlight your company at this year's event. We don't charge you to be a vendor, we just ask for a donation for our raffle and/or a portion of your proceeds from Bash sales. Ā Simply complete this form to reserve your spot at this year's Bash! Leslie will be in touch.
Two of BHRG's 2014 adoptees are being PAWtnered! What is a PAWtnership? It's a celebration of the love between two hounds as well as their love for Basset Hound Rescue of Georgia, the group that saved them. Join in the love and celebrate with us this summer. Nora Anne and Wayne will have engagement pawties and showers and you are all invited. No tickets to buy but registrations are required for the summer PAWties. The actual PAWtnership celebration and pet blessing will take place at the Basset Bash!
Wayne and Nora Anne do not want gifts for themselves. They have everything they could possibly want. They are requesting that their friends and family support the work that BHRG does for homeless basset hounds across the State of Georgia. You can view their PAWtnership registry.
Basset Memorial Service
Has one of your bassets gone to the bridge this year? Every year, we will take time at the end of the Bash to remember all of the hounds that we have lost this year. We encourage you to fill out the section of the Bash registration form (or complete a memorial form when you check in at the Bash) if you have lost a hound this year and would like them to be remembered during the service.
The registration fee is $10 if you pre-register. You can register online, and snail-mail pre-registration forms will be coming soon. Online pre-registration will end October 22nd, and snail-mail registrations must be received by October 14th! Registration is $20 per person at the door. No charge for kids under 10. Plus EVERYONE bring a dish (homemade please) to share based on the first letter of your last name. We ask that EVERYONE participate so that we are not short on food:
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We encourage you to bring home made items (anyone can pick up a bag of Oreos) and arrive by noon so that your item makes it to the Pot Luck table and there's plenty of food for you to choose from. BHRG will provide ice, paper products, picnic area, and contest prizes. Drinks will be available for $1 each, or you may bring your own - but no alcohol please, per park regulations.
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The LaQuinta Inn by North Point Mall - Just a few miles from the park is a great choice to spend the night! This pet-friendly hotel has always been great to our Bash guests and their hounds. Rates start at $69 a night. To book your room, call LaQuinta at 770-754-7800.
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Don't forget to bring these items to make your Bash experience more memorable & comfortable!
|Questions about the Bash? Contact Bash Coordinator, Leslie Crickenberger at firstname.lastname@example.com or 706-207-8449.
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jalapeno peppers stuffed with crabmeat stuffing with chili con queso dipping sauce
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Allen's Botana Platter$12.95
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Wild Wings Mild Or Spicy
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- 20 $12.95
Crab Cakes$7.95
order of 3 with roumoulde sauce
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potato with green chilis - chunks of potatoes simmered in chicken broth with roasted poblano pepper, topped with monterrey jack & cheddar cheese, sour cream & pico de gallo
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pinto bean soup with smoked ham
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corn, black beans, red & green bell peppers, red onion with orange & red wine vinegrette
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- Large $3.75
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romaine lettuce, tomatoes, beef or chicken, cucumbers, feta cheese and marinated red onions choice of orange and red wine vinegrette or jalapeno ranch
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bed of romaine lettuce and tomatoes, beef taco meat, shredded cheddar and monterrey jack cheese, guacamole and sour cream
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Whole Wheat Tortillas And Baked Chips Are Available On Any Order At An Additional Charge. Chips & Salsa Are Complimentary With The Order Of An Entree, Solo, $2.25
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flour tortillas filled beef or chicken fajitas, guacamole, cheese, with pico de gallo, salad, beans & rice
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Black Bean Tostadas
crispy tostadas topped with black beans, marinated grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, tomatoes and feta cheese with marinated red onions
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Bean Tostadas
crispy tostadas topped with vegetarian pintos, lettuce, tomatoes, cheddar and monterrey jack cheeses
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crispy or soft tacos filled with guacamole, lettuce, tomatoes and cheeses
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crispy of soft tacos filled with vegetarian beans, lettuce, tomatoes and cheese
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Baby Mama$9.55
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On the National Interest Blog, James Hasik points out that the idea of the Littoral Combat Ships of the US Navy was successfully implemented more than twenty years ago (and much more economically, too):
In contrast, we know it's possible to get modularity right, because the Royal Danish Navy has been getting it right since the early 1990s. Way back in 1985, Danyard laid down the Flyvefisken (Flying Fish), the first of a class of 14 patrol vessels. The ships were intended to fight the Warsaw Pact on the Baltic — a sea littoral throughout, with an average depth of 180 feet, and a width nowhere greater than 120 miles. Any navy on its waters might find itself fighting surface ships, diesel submarines, rapidly ingressing aircraft, and sea mines in close order. On the budget of a country of fewer than six million people, the Danes figured that they should maximize the utility of any given ship. That meant standardizing a system of modules for flexible mission assignment. The result was the Stanflex modular payload system.
At 450 tons full load, a Flyvefisken is much smaller than a Freedom (3900 tons) or an Independence (3100 tons). Her complement is much smaller too: 19 to 29, depending on the role. At not more than 15 tons, the Stanflex modules are also smaller than the particular system designed anew for the LCSs. But a Flyvefisken came with four such slots (one forward, three aft), and a range of modules surprisingly broad […]
Swapping modules pier-side requires a few hours and a 15-ton crane. Truing the gun module takes some hours longer. Retraining the crew is another matter, but modular specialists can be swapped too. The concept has had some staying power. The Flyvefiskens served Denmark as recently as 2010. In a commercial vote of confidence, the Lithuanian Navy bought three secondhand, and the Portuguese Navy four (as well as a fifth for spare parts). Over time, the Royal Danish Navy has provided Stanflex slots and modules to all its subsequent ships: the former Niels Juel-class corvettes, the Thetis-class frigates, the Knud Rasmussen-class patrol ships, the well-regarded Absalon-class command-and-support ships, and the new Ivar Huitfeldt-class frigates.
In short, 25 years ago the Danes figured out how a single ship could hunt and kill mines, submarines and surface ships. A small ship can't do all those things well at once, but that's a choice in fleet architecture. Whatever we think of the LCS program, we shouldn't draw the wrong lessons from it. Why is this important? Modularity is economical, as the Danes have long known. Critically, modularity also lends flexibility in recovering from wartime surprise, in that platforms can be readily provided new payloads without starting from scratch. Because on December the 8th, when you need a face-punched plan, you'd rather be building new boxes than new whole new ships.
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Terrestrial and marine late Holocene proxy records from the western and central US suggest that climate between approximately 500 and 1350 a.d. was marked by generally arid conditions with episodes of severe centennial-scale drought, elevated incidence of wild fire, cool sea surface temperatures (SSTs) along the California coast, and dune mobilization in the western plains. This Medieval Climate Anomaly (MCA) was followed by wetter conditions and warming coastal SSTs during the transition into the "Little Ice Age" (LIA). Proxy records from the tropical Pacific Ocean show contemporaneous changes indicating cool central and eastern tropical Pacific SSTs during the MCA, with warmer than modern temperatures in the western equatorial Pacific. This pattern of mid-latitude and tropical climate conditions is consistent with the hypothesis that the dry MCA in the western US resulted (at least in part) from tropically forced changes in winter NH circulation patterns like those associated with modern La Niña episodes. We examine this hypothesis, and present other analyses showing that the imprint of MCA climate change appears in proxy records from widely distributed regions around the planet, and in many cases is consistent with a cool medieval tropical Pacific. One example, explored with numerical model results, is the suggestion of increased westerlies and warmer winter temperatures over northern Europe during medieval times. An analog technique for the combined use of proxy records and model results, Proxy Surrogate Reconstruction (PSR), is introduced.
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- 2. Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, CA, USA
- 3. University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA
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- 5. Georgia Technical Institute, Atlanta, GA, USA
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To the Editor.—We would like to point out one small error in the otherwise admirable review article by Salfelder and Schwarz (Amer J Dis Child 114:693 [Dec] 1967). Referring to our report of a pulmonary lesion histologically closely resembling if not identical with alveolar proteinosis in thymic alymphoplasia (Arch Dis Child 42:40, 1967), these authors state that the lesion "repeatedly was found to contain small numbers of P carinii as well." This was not the case. Pneumocystis carinii was not demonstrated in the protein aceous alveolar material in any one of the six cases in which the lesion was seen, although in one of them P carinii pneumonia was also present as a separate and distinct abnormality.
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Neska Enslave by JoseluisbelmontWatch
©2010-2016 Joseluisbelmont
Ok, there is something I just cant show you here. But you can go to my Hentai Foundry Gallery and check it, course only from adults. Commissioned art from The focus is Neeshka a girl from the game Never winter Nights, shes been captured by the Drows and finds herself in a dungeon being punished from a Female Priest.
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Art/ color by Me, character by Obsidian Entertainment and Atari.
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Art/ color by Me, character by Obsidian Entertainment and Atari.
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Oh, dear, was it on HF for only a limited time? It's not in your gallery anymore; darn, I missed it, if so. . (Then again, nothing seems to be in your gallery! O_o)
como le hago, colega? escribo literal en el buscador el nombre y no lo encuentra (como user
Tried searching you by name on HF, to no avail. Tried searching for Neska anything, to no avail.
Something I might be missing, lol?
Something I might be missing, lol?
Bueno, si este y el otro van a estra en HF, estaré pendiente entonces
Can I have a link to where I can see the complete pic?
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Friday Matchups: Let Your Freak Flag Fly
We have interleague play and a lot of young pitchers going today so there isn't much historical data to sift through and there are a lot of new matchups which often leads to odd results. It should be a fun weekend in FanDuel land.
Tim Lincecum: The Freak has faced the A's 6 times and is 5-0 against them with a 1.17 ERA. He's also pitching much better on the road this season. He may cost a little extra, but I like his matchup against the poor hitting Athletics with a rookie pitcher taking the mound.
Daniel Hudson: DHud has been pitching well after a poor start to the season. In the last month he is 4-0 with a 3.07 ERA and 33 K's.
Mike Leake: He has come on of late and since being recalled from Louisville he is 3-0 with a 1.93 ERA.
Jose Reyes: I'm pretty sure Reyes is in a baseball zone of insanity. He is the first person to get to 100 hits in 70 games since Dick Groat in 1960. He is 15 for his last 38 (.395) including 2 homers and has hit Joel Pineiro 7 for 12 (.583) with a donkarooski.
Matt Kemp: He is 10 for his last 22 (.455) with 3 home runs and just continues to rake. He also hits Brett Meyers well by going 4 for 10 (.400) with a home run.
Dustin Pedroia: DP's been hitting well, but has had trouble with Shaun Marcum going 2 for 18 (.111) against him.
Michael Cuddyer: He is 9 for his last 14 (.643) with 2 homers. He's only faced Clayton Richard once and walked, but he hits lefties much better than righties, batting .367 against them this season.
Carlos Gonzalez: CarGo is 15 for his last 32 (.469), but has never faced Rick Porcello. I like him going against a righty who he hits over .70 points better than lefties.
Miguel Montero: M and M has been hitting out of his mind again. He is 10 for his last 23 with 2 homers and 9 RBIs. He faces Edwin Jackson who he has walked and struck out against, but Montero hits righties well and he is on a hot streak.
Adrian Gonzalez: AGone is killing righties this season, batting .371 against them. He's also 10 for his last 23 (.435). Shaun Marcum has been good this season, but AGone hit one out against him in their first meeting.
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Robert Redford married artist Sibylle Szaggars on Saturday evening at the luxury Louis C. Jacob Hotel in Hamburg, Germany, in front of 30 family and friends, it has been confirmed.
Speaking to PEOPLE, Pastor Frank Engelbrecht of Hamburg's St. Catherine Church, said the couple "wanted a very intimate ceremony."
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Karl Eddy, charged with murdering Alicia Jordana McCallion,
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Helical Profile Grinder Uses Superabrasive and Aluminum-Oxide Wheels
The Holroyd Zenith 400 has the capability to grind some of the largest rotors in the industry.
Reducing Fastener Grinding Costs Using Advanced Abrasives
Ceramic aluminum oxide wheels can increase the number of parts that can be ground between dressing routines, leading to centerless grinding cost savings.
Grinder's Hybrid Hydro Guides Offer Speed, Precision
A hybrid guideway system on Studer's new S41 universal cylindrical grinder is designed to ensure the linear motors driving the machine's axes are employed to maximum effect.
Gearing Up to Make Big Gears
Over the years, this Indiana job shop/contract manufacturer developed a specialty in gear making. Now it is taking this specialty to a grander scale. Two large machines for high-precision internal gear grinding are the main anchors of the company's ...
Automated Production on HMCs Requires Automated Gaging
An innovative approach to automated gaging helps deal with a fundamental challenge inherent to a flexible, multi-machine environment: Many machines with many operations multiply the chances for error.
Multi-Wheel Grinding of Big Gears
New profile grinding technology is said to significantly improve productivity for big gears by grinding four tooth flanks simultaneously.
A Streamlined Alternative for Automated Tool Manufacturing
This automated, single-machine system enables tool manufacturers to completely grind mixed batches of varying tool types and sizes unattended.
Diamond Lapping and Lapping Plate Control
The word "diamond" brings the word "expensive" to mind. But when it comes to lapping with diamond superabrasives, start thinking "low"—as in lower slurry consumption, lower slurry cost per hour, lower sludge generation, lower cycle time, lower rejec...
Advanced Grinding, Plain and Simple
Advanced grinding equipment gives this shop the flexibility and automation it needs to serve customers with either rapid-response or high-volume jobs.
Single Pass Honing System with Automatic Tool Wear Compensation
Single pass honing, also referred to as diamond bore sizing, is a good way to produce parts economically when the bore is small or has thin-walled members that need to be honed.


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buy buy buy --- the sell off was an early xmas gift -- long from 3.68 -- might add more once it hits 4.00
Sentiment: Strong Buy
buy and hold -- close over 16 today is easy -- i like it to 27 by Christmas -- best bargain in this over bought market !!!! buy
Sentiment: Strong Buy
buy and hold
best bargain in this over priced market -- gold is not going away -- buy buy buy
Sentiment: Strong Buy
five firms have lowered targets to 125 area -- i will wait till then -- no need to buy now
some big boys know something we don't -- i will wait and see -- glta
my friend is buying for all his clients now -- predicts a close of 194 ... we will see -- i am in at 175
Sentiment: Strong Buy
i am tempted but after reading the report i will watch -- this could bounce 20 points quick but it won't see 260 anytime soon ... no revenue -- burning cash -- who knows ? i have been in and out of ICPT 4 times and am tempted -- if it hits 170 today i might jump in again -- good luck
i almost bought at $3.50 but thankfully did not -- will wait for $1.95 and then pounce for a quick trade -- I can't believe how poorly this POS trades .... unreal
itermune has big revenue -- icpt does not -- wait for lower price ...
wait wait wait
wait and see -- you are dreaming if you think it is going higher any time soon -- will buy at 225
wrong on the price target - it was 725 and then lowered --- no one has a 872 price target -- misinformation is the worst kind of information -- waiting for it to drop more which it will and then i will rejoin the party
made 26,000 grand -- i held it for a month -- then took my profits and thank god for not being greedy -- great company and will rebuy lower -- its down today on an up day -- don't you see the pattern ? wait for 225 area and then pounce -- buying now is stupid -- no new news will make the stock drift lower every day -- just like ALU -- patience is a virtue and do not be greedy -- it is priced for perfection -- any bad news and this is down 100 points in a minute ...
then will buy -- alu is a good company but the stock is drifting lower every day -- waiting for the high $2 range and then will buy --- patience is a virtue
i sold at 370 on monday in the after hours -- now waiting for the inevitable drop to 225 area and then will rejoin the party -- icpt moves quickly so let it settle and then you can play -- just my opinion -- but i have traded ICPT 4 times now and see the pattern -- great company but the stock price is too high right now and profit taking will continue -- not to mention the shorts -- glta
it will go sideways for months AGAIN -- no need to rush in - but i made 140 point gain so i say thank you -- but the shorts might hammer this down again to 225 -- then i will rejoin the party -- have a good day
takeover at 700 ? sounds about right -- shorts got bashed and I love it !!!!!!!
GLTA longs
Sentiment: Strong Buy
500 tomorrow
foolish shorts will get crushed ---
Sentiment: Strong Buy


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