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Keyboards matter more than you might think. Sure, they are among the most prosaic of peripherals, so we tend to take them for granted. But given the sheer percentage of our lives that we spend clicking away away at them, finding the right ones can be surprisingly beneficial – may even chip away at the rough edges of our daily grind.
When you set out to buy a keyboard, you'll be confronted by a surprising amount of diversity – there are cheap and pricey ones, mechanical and membrane ones, wired and wireless ones, wacky ergonomic ones and downright retro ones on sale. So we've picked out ten of the best, designed to suit multifarious needs and pockets.
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It's worth noting that if you demand the feel and feedback only offered by keyboards with mechanical keys, rather than keys that press a membrane, you might want to peruse our top 10 best gaming keyboards round-up.
Gamers more or less demand mechanical keys, but mechanical keyboards tend to be very noisy, so can be frowned on in office environments – hence the fact that most non-gaming keyboards take the membrane route.
1. Cooler Master NovaTouch TKL
Topre switches with a Cherry MX twist
Interface: Wired | Keyboard backlighting: No | Programmable keys: No
Cooler Master has achieved a number of firsts with the NovaTouch TKL. It's the first affordable keyboard to use topre switches, a hybrid variation that feels halfway between using a membrane and mechanical keyboard.
Though linear, rather than tactile, the NovaTouch TKL's keys have a typewriter-like quality and make 'bottoming out' (striking the key so it depresses all the way down) curiously satisfying.
It's the first affordable topre keyboard, with other models retailing at twice the price. It's also the first of its type to use stems compatible with Cherry MX keycaps, allowing you to chop and change keycaps at your leisure. We're quite keen on the stock ones, funnily enough, but the choice is great to have.
2. Cherry MX-Board 3.0 Wired Professional Keyboard
One of the best keyboards for long typing sessions
Interface: Wired | Features: Cherry MX Red or Brown switches, low-travel design, Included wrist rest
Some keyboards just ooze class, and the Cherry MX-Board 3.0 is one of them. Its low profile makes it much more suitable for marathon typing sessions than conventional mechanical keyboards, and comfort is increased by the included wrist rest. With Cherry's MX Red or Brown switches under the keycaps, you're given a choice between linear and non-linear offerings with a range of actuation points.
It's a poor option for media enthusiasts due to a lack of dedicated keys, and its lack of backlighting is unfortunate. But if those aren't deal-breakers, the MX-Board 3.0 is one of the best keyboards for ardent typists.
3. Logitech K380 Multi-Device Bluetooth Keyboard
A comfortable multi-device keyboard
Interface: Bluetooth | Features: 24-month battery life, LED indicator lights, special keys (Home, Back, App-Switch, Contextual Menu, Easy-Switch), 10m wireless range
These days it's normal for households to own several devices, usually consisting of a combination of laptops, tablets and smartphones.
Logitech's K380 solves the conundrum of having to pair different keyboards to different devices, allowing you to switch between three different pieces of hardware using dedicated "EasySwitch" buttons on the top-left hand side. Naturally, this makes the keyboard shareable among family members, or convenient if you own multiple devices.
The K380 is comfortable to type on thanks to its round buttons, which possess a decent amount of travel and are slightly curved for comfort. Better yet, two AA batteries keep it powered for up to two years.
4. Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard k400 Plus
A competent solution for sofa surfers
Interface: Wireless (with receiver) | Features: 2.4GHz wireless; vertical storage; 3.5-inch trackpad
While it's possible to hook up a wireless keyboard and mouse to your TV for surfing the web from the couch, it's not exactly a comfortable experience.
Designed to control your media device, the Logitech Wireless Touch k400 Plus is a no-frills solution that pairs a tactile membrane keyboard with a trackpad just big enough for swiping and scrolling. It has two dedicated trackpad keys signaling left and right clicks, and its three media keys above let you control the volume without having to reach for the remote. Decked in a two-tone grey and yellow, The K400 is easy on the eye and pleasantly lightweight on the lap too.
5. Microsoft Universal Foldable Keyboard
A compact, Surface-like keyboard
Interface: Bluetooth | Features: Compact, USB charging, works with Android, Windows Phone and iOS
Like a Surface Pro 3 Type Cover that can convert to a tent, Microsoft's Universal Foldable Keyboard is among the most "fun-sized" on our list. Fold it closed and you have one of the most travel-friendly Bluetooth keyboards around, barely larger than a pack of cards.
Also reminiscent of the Type Cover, the Universal Foldable Keyboard is equally uncomfortable for typing on your lap (then again, most keyboards are). Nevertheless, USB charging and simple Bluetooth syncing makes the Universal Foldable Keyboard a preferred option over touchscreen display inputs – so long as you have a flat surface handy.
6. Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K750
A bright idea
Interface: Wireless | Features: Light-powered, Streamline design, Power monitor app, Six-on-one wireless receiver, 2.4GHz wireless, plug-and-play
If freedom to sit back from your PC and perch your keyboard on your knees, say, is what you seek, a wireless keyboard is ideal. But there's a downside: wireless keyboards are notorious for munching through batteries.
However, that's not a problem for this clever effort from Logitech, which has built-in solar panels that can recharge the K750's juice, even under interior lighting. Even though it's a membrane keyboard, it has a decent amount of feel, and the wireless dongle can accommodate other Logitech devices (such as a mouse). Quite keenly priced, too.
7. Cherry G80-3000
Tanks a lot
Interface: Wired | Features: Durable build, Gold Crosspoint contacts (MX Technology), Codset 3 support, High service life of individual keys
As keyboards go, Cherry's G80-3000 is considered to be something of a classic. There's nothing flashy about it whatsoever, but it does use Cherry's own MX mechanical keys, generally held to be the best available (and beloved of the gaming keyboard fraternity).
The G80-3000 is fairly compact, too, despite having a complete arrangement of keys including a number pad. It's not offensively ugly, it's built like an absolute tank and, most importantly, the G80-3000 is fairly cheap. It'll last for years, and shouldn't ever let you down unless you subject it to the most extreme mistreatment.
8. Qwerkywriter
One for the retro crowd
Interface: Bluetooth | Features: Retro design, mechanical switches, Macro Return Bar, Vintage inspired key caps, Aluminium metal construction, integrated tablet stand, Windows, Mac, iOS and Android support
Qwerkywriter costs a bomb, but if you're into your retro-themed typewriters then you won't care. Its steampunk-style design is enough to catch anyone's eye, but it's the keyboard's squishy mechanical keys, which make a satisfying clackety sound when actuated, that really impress.
Qwerkywriter's Macro Returns Bar only adds to its write-a-novel-in-a-dark-room appeal, and if you want to give it the modern touch, its integrated stand lets you slide in (and wirelessly connect) a tablet. It possesses a reassuringly weighty feel, but its rounded keycaps and price tag - which makes it cost more than many decent mechanical keyboards out there - means it's one for retro purists only.
9. Matias Tactile Pro 4
Don't look Mac in anger
Interface: Wired | Features: Aps Mechanical Switches, Mac-friendly keys, Easy symbol reach, Laser etched keys, Sculpted keytops, 3-port Hi-Speed USB 2.0 hub, Anti-Ghosting Circuitry
Matias's Tactile Pro 4 might just be the oddest keyboard money can buy. Although designed exclusively for use with Apple Macs, it has Alps mechanical keys, and is modeled on one of the first Mac keyboards.
So if you're a Mac user and feel you must have a mechanical keyboard, it's pretty much the only one that's officially supported. And adding a retro touch to a Mac is an interesting idea (although we can't see it taking off with many of Apple's users).
Whatever will they think of next? A Mac mouse with more than one button?
10. Logitech Keys-to-Go
The thinnest and lightest keyboard around
Interface: Bluetooth | Features: Works with all iOS devices and devices with Android 4.1/Windows 7 and higher
Keyboards don't come much more portable than Logitech's Keys-to-Go. You aren't going to want to use it as your permanent keyboard due to its extremely shallow keys, which are only slightly more tactile than typing on a touchscreen. However, they allow the keyboard to be ultra-thin and light, making it perfect for taking on the road to pair with an Android or iOS smartphone or tablet - or even your laptop.
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Alot of people seem to think Dempsey was a amazing ATG. But I have my douts.
To take your points in turn.
He drew the colour line. Didn't fight his number #1 contender who was contender for over 5 years in Harry Willis. Also wound't give Greb, Langford, or Johnson fights.
Your criticism is valid when it comes to Wills and Greb.
It is not relevant when it comes to Langford and Johnson. They were so far gone that they were lucky that he didn't fight them.
Made 6 defences of his title which is impresive, but the opponets weren't really that impressive which included the circus act and extremely limeted luis firpo, who nearly knocked him out. the much smaller Carpentier.
Billy Maske and Bill Brennan, who i don't think deserved to be in there with him and had already been defeated by Greb going into that fight.
While we can criticise all of these choices of title challengers they were all top fightersof the era, and would probably all have been ranked in the top five if there had been ring magazine rankings.
He also took the title off possibly the worst champion in circus act Jess Willard. And was invovled in weak era of heavyweights.
Jess Willard?
A bit of an enigma.
While he was not one of the greatest of all the heavyweight champions he would have been an absolute nighmare for most of them in a fight to the finish.
How many heavyweight champions could have done what Dempsey did to him?
Few to none.
And never defended the title for 3 YEARS. and comeback and was beaten by tunney twice.
Verry valid criticism.
Dempsey was a great fighter, but i don't really see what all the fuse is about.
What is the fuss about?
Dempsey the idea is more than any champion could ever live up to.
He is the ultimate male ego projection.
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Donna M. Milanese, 61, of Hendersonville, is at home with the Lord on Wednesday Oct. 21, 2009 from the Elizabeth House.
She was born in Torrington, Conn., the daughter of the late Joseph and Grace (Sparks) Milanese.
She is survived by her three chilren, Michelle Ellsworth (Ken), Kelli King and Joseph Avallone Jr.; and seven grandchildren; three sisters and five brothers, Carol Weber, Janice Montefeltri, Cammy Wagner, Robert, Ronald, William, Joseph and John Milanese; and her lifelong friends, Susan and Roger Fulton.
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Cottage Cheese Veggie Wrap
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- 1⁄2 cup low fat cottage cheese
- 2 tablespoons salsa
- 1 whole wheat tortilla
- 1⁄2 cup cucumber
- 1⁄4 avocado
- 1⁄2 cup carrot
- 1 cup lettuce or 1 cup mixed greens
- Shred lettuce and slice avocado, cucumber and carrots.
- Mix cottage cheese and salsa. Place cottage cheese mixture in tortilla.
- Top with remaining ingredients. Fold contents into a wrap.
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Yorgen Kvinsland uses locally sourced California wood — including old growth redwood — in the creation of art doors and other projects, such as new experiments with a CNC.
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Need to scribe a line down the center of a thin piece of stock? If it's a typical thickness (1/4″, 5/16″, 3/8″, etc.), here's a simple way.
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5 Possible But Totally Speculative Reasons Kim Jong-un Was Seen Limping in Public
It's North Korea, so we have to guess.
North Korean boy king Kim Jong-un showed some rare vulnerability today at a ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of his grandfather Kim Il-sung's death. No, he didn't cry — the regime would probably crumble — but he did hobble to the stage, setting off the same media alarm that sounds every time something vaguely interesting or out of the ordinary slips out of the secretive country's bubble of isolation. Is the 31-year-old dying or something? Probably not! But he's definitely limping and we'll probably never know why. Which means we have to guess.
1. Weight gain. "Not surprising: that a 30-something man who appears to have recently gained weight, smokes heartily, and is probably perpetually stressed out from his dictatorial duties might have physical issues," presumes Newser. Like U.S. presidents going gray, authoritarian leaders tend to the put on the freshman 15 (or 20 ... ) as soon as there's no one around to tell them no.
2. Rebellion. "Kim Il Sung, who ruled until his death in 1994, had a large and inoperable tennis-ball sized growth on the back of his neck which meant state media were forbidden from filming him from certain angles," Reuters reports. This is a new regime, the limp signals, one of more compassionate "crimes of extermination, murder, enslavement, torture, rape and persecution on grounds of race, religion and gender."
3. Plastic surgery. "There are speculations about a scar on Kim's forehead, rumored to be a plastic surgery mark from an operation to make himself look more like his grandfather who is considered the country's 'eternal president,'" says ABC News. Maybe grandad also had really defined calf muscles and Little Kim couldn't get there without implants.
4. New dress shoes. What, despots can't get blisters?
5. Attention. It's hard waiting patiently all your life to become supreme leader and then still having to constantly pay tribute to your grandfather, who was always kind of a dick anyway. As any toddler or World Cup star knows, the quickest way to get the spotlight back on you is to feign or exaggerate an injury. Kim's Google Alert must be going nuts today.


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Head coach Will Muschamp addressed the media on Sunday prior to the Florida football team opening camp for the 2014 season.
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Funeral services for 94-year-old Joseph Lane West of Carmi were held at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 28, 2014, at Cook Funeral Chapel in Carmi with Leo Hall and David Sands officiating.
Recordings of "How Great Thou Art," "In The Garden" and "Rock of Ages" were played.
Casketbearers were Kent Williams, Richard Roser, Billy Dodge, Doug Moore, Roger Bolerjack, David Sands and Don Ridenour Sr.
Honorary Casketbearers were Clarence Kern and Don Hon.
Burial with Military Rites by the Carmi VFW and American Legion Color Guard as well as an Illinois Army National Guard Color Guard were conducted at Kuykendall Cemetery, Carmi.
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Box Set Looks Back On Pioneering '5' Royales
Soul music is often defined as the moment when gospel and blues met and formed a new sound. Ray Charles is often given credit for this, but there were others, most notably the "5" Royales, who had immense success as a live act, but never sold as many records as such a pioneering group should have. With the release of the 131-track collection Soul and Swagger: The Complete "5" Royales, the group has finally gotten the recognition they deserve. Fresh Air critic Ed Ward has the story.
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SEJONG, Oct. 1 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's consumer prices grew at the slowest pace in 14 years in September, affected by falls in costs of farming products, a government report showed Tuesday.
The country's consumer price index rose 0.8 percent on-year in September, decelerating from a 1.3 percent gain tallied in the previous month, according to the report by Statistics Korea.
The September figure marked the slowest on-year consumer price growth since September 1999 when it also grew 0.8 percent.
The core inflation, which excludes volatile oil and food prices, increased 1.6 percent on-year in September. From a month earlier, it also grew 0.4 percent, the report showed.
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Think of cyclamen and the chances are that Mothers Day immediately comes to mind, which is something of a pity. Now don't misinterpret me, there's nothing wrong with mothers or with having a day for them, but it does seem a little unfortunate when such beautiful, adaptable and useful plants become so commercialized that there's difficulty escaping that association.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Glamisjim second order I love this product. But it is too small in height for the sandwiches I make. I would hope that you make a sandwich container that is in the middle of the two containers you have in stock October 29, 2014
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Rated 1 out of 5Â by Alice2464 No one wants to eat a soggy sandwich. I bought this sandwich container specifically so my sandwich would not be moist or soggy when it is in my lunch bag next to an ice pack. I was thoroughly disappointed when lunch time came around and my sandwich was soggy. No one wants to eat a soggy sandwich. September 14, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by theunknown Great for sandwiches! It is very sturdy. It is the perfect size for sandwiches. However, you can also put other items in there that would fit. It's very thin. You can put apple slices in there, or chips, and any other thin foods. I love it and use it for lunch. April 28, 2012
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by MiLeGi Never need to buy sandwich bags again Perfect for lunchboxes and now I never need to use plastic baggies for kids' lunches anymore. This is easy to open and clip close for little hands too. Fits average-sized square bread and sandwich flat bread. Thicker bread (that you cut by hand) may get a little squashed -- its not the thing to hold a sub roll or larger bun. March 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by OhioMom This is a handy purchase. My kids can open and close it themselves easily. It also lacks the flimsiness of your standard grocery store containers. March 1, 2012
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Falcons get back leader in Babineaux
By Vaughn McClure
Sometimes value can't be determined simply by a dollar amount.
Such is the case with
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, who agreed to a three-year extension with the team Tuesday hours before the official start of free agency. He is on track to finish his productive career in the place it started, with no stops in between.
The deal is reportedly worth $4 million guaranteed in 2014 and $9 million over three years, according to NFL.com's Ian Rapoport. But Babineaux's worth to the Falcons is immeasurable. He is a locker-room leader, the consummate professional who continually sets an example for the younger players around him. Babineaux has been a Falcon since 2005, when he was drafted in the second round out of Iowa.
Some would say Babineaux, who turns 33 in October, won't have much impact on a defense in need of dramatic improvement going into 2014. But it's not about sacks or snaps for him next season. It's about chemistry and leadership.
The Falcons have plans to use more of a 3-4-based defensive scheme next season, which doesn't exactly cater to Babineaux's strengths. But he'll get ample opportunity to help stop the run and pressure quarterbacks even if he's not the featured guy. The Falcons already made one veteran defender a situational player when defensive end
Osi Umenyiora
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How about a designated run-stuffer?
However things unfold, Babineaux is sure to leave his mark next season and after he finally steps away from the game.
The Falcons have benefited from his presence all this time. There's no reason to believe they won't reap the same benefits for the next three seasons.


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MAD COW DISEASE IN THE UNITED STATES: THE OVERVIEW; Mad Cow Case Leads Government To Consider Greater Meat Testing
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Published: December 26, 2003
As the American beef industry struggles with its first case of mad cow disease, the Department of Agriculture is debating whether to do far more screening of meat and change the way meat from suspect animals is used, department officials say.
The officials declined to say exactly what they would recommend, but acknowledged that European and Japanese regulators screened millions of animals using tests that take only three hours, fast enough to stop diseased carcasses from being cut up for food.
United States inspectors have tested fewer than 30,000 of the roughly 300 million animals slaughtered in the last nine years, and they get results days or weeks later.
But the American system was never intended to keep sick animals from reaching the public's refrigerators, said Dr. Ron DeHaven, the Agriculture Department's chief veterinarian.
It is ''a surveillance system, not a food safety test,'' Dr. DeHaven said in an interview on Wednesday.
Statistically, it is meant to ensure finding the disease only if it exists in one in a million animals, and only after slaughter.
A beef industry spokesman said Wednesday that cattlemen would endorse adopting more rapid tests.
Western European countries generally test all cattle over two years old, all sick cattle and a small percentage of apparently healthy ones. Last year, they tested 10 million cows. Japan tests all the cows it slaughters each year, 1.2 million.
Dr. DeHaven said Japan tested too much, ''like a doctor testing every patient who comes through the door for prostate cancer.''
Yesterday the Agriculture Department said that it had received confirmation of its own tests from the Veterinary Laboratories Agency in Waybridge, England, that a Holstein cow that was slaughtered on Dec. 9 had the degenerative brain ailment bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease. More testing is planned.
An official close to the investigation said the cow came from Sunny Dene Ranch in Mabton, Wash., which has about 4,000 dairy cows.
American beef is still ''extremely safe,'' said Dr. Daniel L. Engeljohn, a policy analysis official in the Food Safety and Inspection Service in the Agriculture Department, but the discovery of the disease ''will spur the U.S. to look at the preventive measures it's had in place for the last decade.''
Critics of the industry called the current testing inadequate and said they had been warning for years that mad cow disease was in American cattle but undetected because too few animals were tested.
They accused the Department of Agriculture of failing to be a vigilant guardian over the nation's dinner table and said it did not fulfill the common claim that its inspectors test all obviously sick cows.
How many ''downers'' -- cows too sick to walk -- are slaughtered each year is in dispute. The beef industry says the number is only about 60,000 among older animals, while animal rights advocates cite figures based on European herds that suggest the number is nearly 700,000.
The Agriculture Department said its best guess was from a 1999 beef industry survey that estimated there were 195,000 downers on ranches, feedlots and slaughterhouses that year.
In any case, only 20,526 animals were tested last year; through the 1990's, only a few hundred were tested annually.
Which downers might have mad cow disease is also in dispute.
Dr. DeHaven said inspectors tested animals that were twitching, aggressive, nervous, stumbling or showing other signs of brain damage; they also test some dead or unconscious animals, which are not supposed to be sold for food.
The beef industry argues that many animals that are falling down are merely lame. Its critics claim that some downed animals are passed by inspectors because they are just conscious enough to respond to a kick.
Tests in Japan have found the brain-wasting disease in animals that appear healthy.
Although neither Dr. DeHaven nor Dr. Engeljohn would say exactly what changes were contemplated, some food safety experts want changes like those made in Britain, including a ban on selling brains or vertebrae or meat attached to them, mandatory testing of all cattle over 30 months old, and a national ear-tagging system tracking each animal from birth to slaughter. Others want to outlaw giving herbivores any animal-based feed.
In some European countries, diseased carcasses are boiled down, dried into powder and then incinerated.
Dr. Engeljohn said the department might take measures like those Canada adopted after it found a mad cow case in May.
But other than slaughtering and testing the herds in Alberta that the animal came from, Canada did not take aggressive measures compared with those used in Europe and Japan.
Canada has tested only about 10,000 animals in the last decade, and has had a serious backlog of cases. Its one diseased cow was slaughtered in January and probably made into pet food. It was marked for testing because it was thin; pneumonia, not brain disease, was suspected. It was not tested until May.
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British sci-fi writer Steve Lyons is bringing his gift of telling out-of-this-world stories to the DC Universe in January with âSteel.â The one-shot, featuring John Henry Irons, is Lyonsâ first foray into American comics.
A friend of "Action Comics" and DC exclusive writer Paul Cornell, Lyons has written a number of âDoctor Who,â âRed Dwarf,â Blackadderâ and âWarhammerâ spinoff novels and audio dramas over the past decade, as well as contributed a comic strip to the pages of âDoctor Who Adventures.â In âSteel,â Lyons gives his leading man a chance to prove his true worth as he goes up against one of Supermanâs oldest foes, Metallo. And if thatâs not enough, the fate of Metropolis is at stake.
Steel was created by writer Louise Simonson and artist Jon Bogdanove and first appeared in âAdventures of Supermanâ#500 in June 1993. While lacking superhuman abilities, Steel is a gifted inventor and engineer and fabricated a suit of powered armor that enables flight, super strength and endurance.
Lyons told CBR News that what ranks John Henry Irons amongst the DCUâs greatest superheroes is the fact that he is a self-made man. He also shared plot details about the one-shot, which other superheroes heâd love to write and teased a few other upcoming projects.
CBR News: First of all, congratulations and welcome to the DC Universe. How did this assignment come about? Had you been pitching DC Comics or did they seek you out? Or maybe Paul Cornell put in a good word?
Steve Lyons: Yes, I have Paul to thank for this one. [Editors] Matt Idelson and Wil Moss were looking for a writer, and Paul knew Iâd be interested - to say the least - so he mentioned my name.
Did you grow up reading American comics, and were you more of a DC or a Marvel Comics guy?
As a kid, I was indeed a Marvel zombie, but I have the excuse of being British. American comics were hard to come by over here. At least they were in my local news agents. I was reading British reprint packages of American Marvel comics, but sadly there was no real DC equivalent. I picked up the odd issue of âBatmanâ or âJLAâ when I could, but I only started collecting DC Comics seriously when I was sixteen, after specialist comic shops came along.
Were you familiar with John Henry Irons before you landed the "Steel" gig?
I never read his old series, but I was there for the "Reign of the Supermen" story and Iâve kept in touch with Steel via his other appearances around the DCU since then. So, I wouldnât say I knew him very well, but I was certainly familiar with him.
Have you gone back and read or re-read any of his previous appearances in preparation for this project, like "Reign of the Supermen" or "Worlds Collide?" Or maybe you watched the movie starring Shaq?
Oddly enough, I just saw that movie for the first time a few months ago. I didnât think it was quite as bad as everyone says. And yes, I dug out "Reign of the Supermen" and Steelâs run in "JLA," and in particular I re-read his segments of "52," which is one of the few recent books that has really given him a sizeable role to play.
While not an A-level superhero, as the solicitation teases, John is a hero whom Superman considers a peer and colleague. What makes Steel worthy of such lofty praise?
The most important thing about John Henry Irons - the first thing Matt, Wil and I agreed on when we started talking about the character - is that heâs a self-made man. He wasnât born with any special powers. Everything he has, he has worked for. Thatâs whatâs so special about him - not just that he can stand alongside Superman, but that he dragged himself up to that level through sheer ingenuity and grit.
Your story features Metallo as the supervillain du jour. Metallo is one of Supermanâs original rogues - although not his current version. Whatâs he up to that puts Metropolis in such peril?
Oh, heâs just having a bad day, really. I wanted to put Steel up against a big Superman villain, in part to show that he can and does play in that arena, but also to show how Steel and Superman do actually differ.
OK, with those differences in mind, whatâs the tale of the tape for Steel vs. Metallo? Steelâs got Metallo in smarts, right? But what about strength?
Yes, thatâs one of those differences. Steel is not nearly as strong as Superman. Heâs going to need those smarts because, physically, Metallo wipes the floor with him.
While this project is a one-shot, are you setting things in motion for Steel to play a larger role in DCU in 2011 or is this a classic âdone-in-oneâ story?
Weâd all love to do more with Steel, but itâll depend on the reaction to this one-shot. This is a self-contained story intended to introduce new readers to the character and remind old ones whatâs so cool about him. At the same time, it should give you my take on the character and some idea of where Iâd like to go with him.
Have you had a chance to see any pages from artist Sean Chen?
We're a little bit close to the deadline on this one, as in I only delivered the script a few days ago. So, no, I haven't seen any pages yet. I am a fan of Sean Chenâs work, though. Iâm re-reading âSalvation Runâ at the moment, just so I can look at some of Seanâs artwork while Iâm waiting to see what he does with my script.
Do you have any other projects cooking at DC Comics? Are there any superheroes youâd love to tackle but haven't had the chance yet?
No other projects cooking as yet, but I would love to do more. Anything really, but especially more Steel. Iâm really getting to like that guy. Otherwise, Iâm a big fan of Booster Gold - and Iâd love to bring back Titans West, although I donât suppose thatâs too likely to happen.
What about outside of comics? What else are you working for âDoctor Whoâ or otherwise?
At the moment, Iâm co-writing a series of kidsâ science-fiction novels called âInterface.â I do have some more âDoctor Whoâ work in the pipeline: a new novel out next year, and an audio drama. My third âWarhammerâ novel comes out in December, and I also have audio dramas for âWarhammerâ and âStargate: SG-1â on the way.
âSteel,â written by Steve Lyons and featuring art by Sean Chen, goes on sale January 5, 2011.


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Crystal Decisions (previously known as Seagate Software Information Management Group) is the name of a company that was known for its Business intelligence products.
The company was formed when hard disk manufacturer Seagate Technology acquired Holistic Systems and Crystal Services with the intention of pursuing better profit margins in the software market. Holistic Systems had a wide range of sales offices, infrastructure and the Holos OLAP product, whilst Crystal Services had good OEM deals for the Crystal Reports database reporting product that they had written. The first new product from the combined company was Seagate Info, which later evolved to become known as Crystal Enterprise. Crystal Analysis followed as an OLAP client.
The company's structure reflected its heritage, with OLAP technologies being developed out of the former Holistic Systems R&D site in Ipswich, Suffolk, England and Relational Database technologies being developed out of the former Crystal Services R&D centre in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Crystal Decisions was acquired by Business Objects in December 2003. As part of this acquisition, the former Research and Development site in Ipswich, Suffolk, England, was closed with a loss of about 80 jobs in order to centralize development in Vancouver and Paris, with the support for the Holos product being outsourced to Raspberry Software based near Ipswich.
The Holos product line has now ceased.
Business Objects has since been purchased by SAP (March 2008).
(November 2009) Several of the founding members of Crystal Decisions have returned to the Business Intelligence arena, launching Indicee, a SaaS BI venture headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
The former Crystal Decisions members involved in this new venture include Terry Cunningham, Mark Cunningham, Craig Todd and Luke Evans, Graham Ross, Romel Alibudbud.
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this is a real gem of a movie...it's right there among the top 5 of my favorite Hindi movies. the movie hooks you right away and the plot never slackens throughout...coupled with realistic treatment, it makes the movie an instant favorite. also the subject is very different - the proxy war waged by Pakistan's ISI. refreshingly and reassuringly, there are no corrupt cops in the movie! Aamir Khan as ACP Rathore is superb. he brings alive a cop's passion and determination to cleanse the system of criminals. the action sequences are played out very realistically. Mukesh Rishi as ACP's right hand man is just brilliant! This actor usually plays only "black" characters - this surely added to the impact of his performance (for me, at least). There are some truly heart-warming scenes of Rathore with his family. Sonali Bendre as Rathore's love interest provided some (much-needed) light moments. And, finally, Naseeruddin Shah as ghazal singer-cum-terrorist played his part with understated villainy. i love such villains - they seem so real! the climax is truly innovative - it invariably brings a smile to your face. It's difficult to spot a flaw in the movie. and considering that it's the director's debut film, you have to doff your hat to him.


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"Here Today" is a song by Paul McCartney from his 1982 album Tug of War. McCartney wrote the song about his relationship with and love for John Lennon, who had been murdered less than two years before.[1] He stated the song was composed in the form of an imaginary conversation the pair might have had. The song was produced by The Beatles' producer George Martin. Although not released as a single, the song reached #46 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock charts.[2]
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McCartney often performs the song live, and it is featured on the live albums Back in the World, Back in the U.S., and Good Evening New York City.[1]
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