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LEXINGTON, Ky. -- There were 46.7 seconds to play in Rupp Arena on Sunday, and Kansas coach Bill Self's bench was a triage center.
Leading scorer and rebounder Wayne Simien was in street clothes, recovering from thumb surgery. Second-leading scorer Keith Langford sat slumped in a chair, eyes glazed, a head-to-head collision having scrambled his noggin two minutes earlier.
Starting power forward Christian Moody was out with a twisted left ankle. Trainer Bill Cowgill left Moody to wince so he could bandage a cut on freshman forward Alex Galindo's forearm. Fellow freshman Russell Robinson was of no use after being poked in the eye. Center Sasha Kaun was making do with a heavily-taped right thumb.
You half expected Noah Wylie to appear in scrubs, grab a medical chart and order a chest intubation. What you didn't expect was for the few healthy Jayhawks to make a play that would silence 24,459 souls -- the second-largest crowd in Rupp history.
Outside the undefeated Jayhawks' huddle, that crowd was raising hell. Host Kentucky had slogged back in this alley-fight game, rallying from a late eight-point deficit to pull within a bucket at 58-56. Kansas had 17 seconds on the shot clock, and Tubby Smith's team was ready to apply maximum defensive heat.
Senior point guard Aaron Miles tried to work a pick-and-roll to the left of the key. But Miles got his feet entangled with Kentucky guard Patrick Sparks and wound up stumbling and falling onto his rear, all the while maintaining possession. Just a few feet away stood his old Portland, Ore., homey and fellow Kansas lifer, Michael Lee, surprisingly alone.
"Just a Portland connection," Miles said. "I knew where he was going to be."
Rip City, as they say back home. While on his backside, Miles delivered his fifth and final assist of the day. Lee took the ball and calmly sank his first and only field goal of the game, a 3-pointer that pierced the net with 20.7 seconds left, as the shot clock blared and Rupp despaired.
"My mentality is to stay ready for anything that happens," said Lee, a career four-points-per-game scorer who has never shied away from the big shot. (You might remember him as the Jayhawk who launched a potential tying 3-pointer against Syracuse in the final seconds of the 2003 championship game, only to have Hakim Warrick swat it into the stands.)
"I can knock down open shots," Lee said. "But I didn't think it was going in when I shot it. It didn't feel good."
It felt great upon splashdown, and again when the final buzzer sounded on a 65-59 triumph. Kansas, a program that thrived in its final years under Roy Williams with flash-and-dash offense, is now thriving in Year Two under Self with grit-and-spit resourcefulness.
"We did play tough," a deeply satisfied Self said.
Tough enough for No. 2 Kansas to win its first road game of the year, after basically lolling in Lawrence through 10 straight victories. Tough enough to do it in one of America's toughest venues, against the winningest program in history. Tough enough to pull it off with half the team limping, grimacing or otherwise impaired. And tough enough to outpush and outshove an opponent that excels at push-and-shove basketball.
"Kansas has always played defense, always been tough," Self said. "But this was one area where I thought we had to take it to another level -- because we don't have the easy points yet. We don't have three lottery picks in the lineup yet.
"I hope it's not this muddy all the time, but when you can't score the ball, you've got to be great defensively. Last two games, I thought we were great defensively."
Fact is, Kansas hasn't allowed anyone to score more than 62 points in regulation in a month. Keep that up, and the Jayhawks will keep going for a while with a zero on the right-hand side of their record. And if Self's role players continue to build upon their performances on Sunday, the loss of Simien could wind up a long-term benefit.
"We said all along it would be a blessing, because it'll force our hand to have depth," Self said.
Say hello to the steadily deepening Kansas frontcourt:
Moody arrived in Lawrence as a walk-on, still adjusting to a seven-inch growth spurt before his senior year of high school. Now the 6-foot-8 junior is an every-game starter who contributed a season-high 11 points and also added seven rebounds, holding his own against celebrated Kentucky power forward Chuck Hayes.
Freshman center C.J. Giles, the primary recipient of Simien's minutes, had never scored double figures as a collegian until racking up 10 points and six boards in just 17 minutes Sunday, making all five of his shots. The startlingly athletic big man thoroughly outplayed Kentucky's Randolph Morris, whose dwindling early-entry chances officially evaporated after this 0-for-8 performance.
Fellow freshman center Kaun also had a career-high seven points and added four rebounds. Not bad for a guy with a total of two points, two rebounds and two DNPs in his last four games.
Alex Galindo, the third freshman frontcourt contributor, came up with five points, four rebounds and four blocked shots. Originally headed to UTEP until former Self assistant Billy Gillispie left for Texas A&M, he's been a great 11th-hour recruiting find for Kansas.
Their performances were so solid, even their coach hardly recognized them.
"Our big guys hadn't played anything like that this year," Self said. "Practice included."
The net result?
"They outplayed us inside," Smith said.
Along the way, Kansas' freshmen combined for 22 points, 14 rebounds and six blocked shots. Kentucky got 11 points, nine rebounds and three blocks from what was widely considered the premier freshman class in the country. (Smith now might be dealing with a few pouty faces from that group -- notably Joe Crawford and Ramel Bradley, each of whom played three minutes against Kansas. Crawford played just four minutes and Bradley six in Kentucky's SEC opener against South Carolina last Wednesday.)
"Our freshmen had to outplay their freshmen," Self said.
As Kansas limped out of Rupp Arena, it was apparent that those freshmen -- and all other able bodies -- must continue to perform well for the Jayhawks to maintain their roll. Langford and Moody will be question marks for Kansas' game at Iowa State on Wednesday, but it's clearly hard to get anyone in blue to panic.
"Somebody's going to step up on this team," Miles declared. "As long as we don't have to play a whole game without Wayne, Keith and Moody -- well, even if we do have to play without them, we'll be all right."
You'd be foolish to bet against a team with these survival instincts now -- and even more foolish down the road, when Kansas returns to full strength.
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The Golden Eagle Games is a four day campus wide event happening over labor day weekend. Each Residence Hall forms teams to compete in different events all throughout the weekend! Events include futsol, basketball, dodgeball, Mario Kart, Ping Pong and so much more! The weekend kicks of on Friday with RHA's traditional event: The aMUzing Race (see below for more information) and ends with the Student Showcase - a battle of the bands type event where we announce the champions for each sport as well as the overall hall champion!
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Ellen DeGeneres's Oscar selfie was so popular it briefly broke Twitter, so you can imagine how eager people were to parody the photo.
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The recent article entitled "Use of Carotid Endarterectomy in Five California Veterans Administration Medical Centers" by Merrick et al1 concluded that carotid endarterectomy is overutilized within some segments of the Veterans Administration patient population. This conclusion was obtained following a retrospective review of the records of 95 patients in five Veterans Administration hospitals who underwent 107 carotid endarterectomies for a variety of indications in 1981.The appropriateness or inappropriateness of such intervention was determined by the application of the Rand/ UCLA Health Services Utilization Study (HSUS) on indications for carotid endarterectomy. The authors' intent was to determine whether this high-cost procedure was being utilized appropriately or overutilized. In this context, indications for carotid endarterectomies performed were found to be appropriate in 55% of patients, equivocal in 32%, and inappropriate in 13%.Although the authors' intention was worthwhile, the conclusions reached by Merrick and colleagues are suspect
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The premiere of "La Sylphide" on May 14, 1832 in Paris heralded a new era in the history of dance. The old classical and popular themes were suddenly overshadowed by an enchanted world where elementals and spirits mingled with humans. Romantic ballet was born and Romanticism's first ballerina, Marie Taglioni became a legendary success. Dancing "sur les pontes," she created a vision of ethereal and poetic beauty that before this, had been unseen in ballet. Her father Filipo Taglioni had created the work for her from a libretto by the opera singer Adolphe Nourrit, and it remained in the repertoire of the Paris Opera until 1860.
In July 1830, August Bournonville, already an experienced choreographer with his own method of training dancers, was appointed director of ballet at the Royal Theatre in Copenhagen. It was here he discovered the young dancer Lucile Grahn, whom he felt would be ideal for the part of "La Sylphide." She consequently accompanied him on his trip to Paris in May 1834 to see a performance of the ballet. The original score by Jean Schneitzerhoeffer was too expensive, but, the day before leaving Paris, Bournonville bought a copy of the programme for 2 francs and 10 sous. On the return home, Lucile was given her first important role as Astrid in Bournonville's production of "Valdemar" (1835) in preparation for her part in "La Sylphide."
Bournonville carefully worked out the plot of his ballet from the Paris programme before starting on his own version of "La Sylphide." A new score was composed by the 21 year old Baron Herman S. Løvenskiold, which filled the ballet with fresh vitality and the role of James was made more demanding for Bournonville himself to dance.
The premiere at the Royal Theatre in Copenhagen on November 28, 1836 was a tremendous success. Lucile Grahn started a career, which in a few years was to make her internationally famous, and Bournonville went on to create many more ballets.
Much to his annoyance, the ballet was generally regarded as a copy of Taglioni's, but it is a triumph for him that it still survives today. The French version vanished from stage as the great ballerinas died out and it was only in Russia that "La Sylphide" stay alive into the 20th century, before it, too finally disappeared.
Bournonville's Danish version, however has remained in the repertoire of the Royal Danish Ballet, and has been handed down from generation to generation without any break in tradition. It is probably the work that has best preserved the spirit and style of that era.
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Tort Suits Exist to Punish Bad Behavior, Help Victims
The story you present in your editorial "The Tort Bar Burns On" (July 23) of lawyers ambushing an innocent corporation because adults pour gasoline on fires makes a captivating tale, but it is pure fiction. Try telling that story to Rob Jacoby who was walking with his Blitz gas can, William Melvin who was filling a lawn mower, four-year-old Landon Beadore who knocked over a can with his tricycle or Chad Funchess who was fueling his chainsaw. Each individual ended up in a burn unit fighting for his life when a Blitz gasoline can exploded. Although there are instances of rekindling a fire, most of those were unsuspecting young boys who paid for the mistake with their lives. Blitz on the other hand was not unsuspecting.
Beginning in the 1920s, gasoline cans were equipped with flame-arresting screens to prevent explosions, including Blitz's metal gasoline cans. Arrestors prevent explosions in a variety of products from water heaters to charcoal lighting fluid to Bacardi 151 Rum. Arrestors cost four cents if designed into a spout and 75 cents if placed inside the can. Tragically, Blitz removed these safety devices from their plastic cans.
Had Blitz's customers foreseen their gruesome injuries, none would have touched a Blitz can. In stark contrast, Blitz's management foresaw the danger and made a conscious decision to sell the product, knowing many of the injured would be children.
Understandably, insurance companies have refused to insure Blitz, speaking with one clear voice that Blitz's product is too dangerous. As Blitz's final insult to its workers and injured customers, Blitz paid its CEO hundreds of thousands of dollars in bonuses as it threw its workers into the street.
A strong and effective civil justice system provides accountability when dangerous products harm consumers. Look no further than Blitz for proof that this is needed.
Diane Breneman, Esq.
Kansas City, Mo.
Hank Anderson, Esq.
Wichita Falls, Texas
Terry Richardson, Esq.
Barnwell, S.C.
The small business- and jobs-destroying tendencies of opportunistic personal-injury litigation in America are well demonstrated by the story of Blitz USA, a gasoline-can maker sued into bankruptcy, but you stop short of demanding that both major parties' candidates for office this November openly debate the problem and offer solutions.
If President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney are continuously going to trade barbs about "outsourcing," "off-shoring," "vampire capitalism" and "crony capitalism," along with their impact on economic growth and employment, then the candidates also should be obliged to speak to the toll that incessant and wholly preposterous lawsuits take on our economy.
White House visitor logs make clear that Mr. Obama is quite friendly with trial lawyers, and their generous campaign support for him and his party help explain his administration's efforts to expand liability and the prospect for evermore lawsuits.
Mr. Romney has been very slow on the stump to make the obvious connection between reasonable tort-reform legislation and economic growth (see Texas and other tort-reforming states that are faring better economically than most).
In too many jurisdictions across the country, the tort system grows more absurd each year as risk-averse investors move more capital and jobs overseas.
Meanwhile, physicians practice "defensive medicine" to the tune of perhaps $200 billion annually, hoping to avoid lawsuits but raising the cost of health care for everyone. Surely those who are genuinely injured by actual negligence or recklessness of another must have access to our courts for fair and prompt recompense. But allowing gas-can makers to be sued out of business because a few people handled gasoline imprudently is to willfully burn down America's economic house. Our presidential candidates must tell us how they'll put out the fire.
Darren McKinney
American Tort Reform Association


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Think about what we use our personal or sick days for? Dumb stuff. Staying home sick (or if you have kids you stay home when they get sick), going to the doctor, going to the DMV, jury duty, visiting in-laws, funerals, etc. Question: What do all of these things have in common? The Answer: None of them are fun. Sure, you can schedule your vacation time around whatever events you want but what if you really just want or need a single day to get your head right? Can you just tell your boss "I think I am going to skip tomorrow and ride my bike locally all day with some buddies. Might do a little swimming too. Fuck it. Maybe even grab tacos after and watch the sunset." Some of you have awesome bosses but the majority of us are afraid to take a day off for ourselves… (more…)


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What can you do to prevent this deadly disease in your pet? Be proactive. Have your veterinarian vaccinate your dog, cat or ferret against rabies. Be safe.
If you're a dog lover, your four-legged friend is your ultimate companion. But when you're feeling overwhelmed, you barely have time to exercise yourself, let alone make sure Fido gets enough exercise, too.
I strongly believe an educated client is my best client and pet owner. It is my goal today to educate you about your pet's urine so that when your veterinarian discusses your pet's urinalysis results with you, you understand it and can make the best decision on your pet's medical care.
It also happens to be a lazy pet-owner's dream come true.
Most dogs and cats will occasionally lick their feet or rub their face. There are some pets, however, that are consumed by this activity to the point that they traumatize their skin till its raw and inflamed. These pets are suffering and need a therapeutic plan of action to help.
Do not fall victim to a boastful flea and tick advertising campaign by the manufacturer. Choose the best product for your pet based on your concerns and the advice of your veterinarian.
Unlike us humans, who value face-to-face introductions, dogs prefer some latitude and movement when they meet. Meeting nose-to-nose may seem the most polite way to us, but it's the least preferred approach.
Although it seemed wrong to subject an elderly pet to a painful ordeal, the price tag was a factor, absolutely. My husband and I made the rational, perhaps cold decision to preserve resources for the humans in the family.
Did you know that over 80 percent of all pets over eight years of age have at least one unrecognized disease by their owners?
Despite the desire to give our pets the very best, dental hygiene is one of pet parents' most frequently forgotten responsibilities. But what we now know about the health implications of poor oral hygiene is a reality we can no longer ignore.
Having raised over 1,200 puppies in the past 20 years with Canine Assistants, I've learned a few things that may help to maintain your dog's good health and devotion -- and your sanity.
After practicing over 26 years, one would have thought that I've seen almost everything. A few days ago, however, I saw a case that taught me something new and reconfirmed the importance of a thorough physical examination.
Animal suffering and violence against animals deeply affect children and adults. The emotional trauma and the violation of the human-animal bond tend to remain with children throughout their lives. In the communities CLAW serves, violence towards animals has virtually stopped.
I believe an educated client makes the best health care decision for their pets. I recommend that you ask your veterinarian the following questions to help minimize your pet's anesthetic risks.
Their lives are spent playing on lawns and sleeping on floors and as a consequence often have higher exposures to lawn and garden pesticides and to harmful chemicals in household products that can accumulate in dust. With these common exposures come shared risk.
Is your pet having difficulties going up and down the stairs or jumping onto the couch? What do you do when your dog or cat starts to limp? Here are some of my suggestions for potential therapy options for your aching pet.
Just as your kids are prepared with backpacks filled with new supplies and clean books, your animal needs some preparation for the coming months.
I think it is exceedingly important for pet owners to select their "chosen" veterinarian and not just settle on the nearest or cheapest veterinary clinic available. It is a crucial relationship that will enhance your pet's quality of life and hopefully last decades.
Once again I'm frustrated by the confusing terminology found on pet food labels. I frequently find pet food labels covered with meaningless words written by advertisers trying to entice you to buy their product without sharing with you their true merit.
Written by Dr. Dennis Chew for Vetstreet
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Indoor cats are not disease-free. Just like in humans, cats can get sick for a number of reasons. Infectious diseases are dramatically reduced if you keep your pet inside but not eliminated completely.
For those of you who've recently found yourself mothering an adorable little pup we've put together the following "I'm not a regular (dog) mom, I'm a cool (dog) mom" itinerary.
Obesity in our pets is a disease, but it is our decision. We choose when to feed our pets and, for the most part, when to exercise our pets.
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Mountain Vista's hockey team is finally going to play in the Frozen Four. After years of being ousted in either the first round or quarterfinals of the state playoffs, the Golden Eagles beat defending state champion Cherry Creek 4-3 on Feb. 27 at … more
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Cohl Schultz and his older brother Trenton won state wrestling championships Feb. 20 at the Pepsi Center in Denver — but not for the same school. Cohl is the freshman 220-pound state champion at Ponderosa, while Trenton, a 195-pound junior, … more
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The Chef's Take: Roasted Salmon with Peas and Potatoes from Kelsie Kerrby Kitty Greenwald in Chefs and Restaurants, May 28, 2014
"There is a niche for really delicious, finely made takeaway food — one that puts an emphasis on quality not just convenience," Kelsie Kerr says. A Chez Panisse alumna who worked with Alice Waters on her last two cookbooks and contributed to many of the celebrated restaurateur's other works, Kerr opened the Standard Fare, in Berkeley, Calif., to fill that hole in the marketplace this April.
Far from the average takeaway joint, the Standard Fare's meals change daily and, to befit Kerr's cooking, each dish comes in handmade, ready-to-serve ceramic bowls. "I wanted the food to be homey but also have a mindfulness to it," she says. "The bowls I designed so you could have a beautiful thing to take the food home in. Ceramic both protects and heats the food nicely."


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eople step into our lives daily. Some are just passing through. Others leave lasting impressions.
Helen Byrd seldom crossed paths with people without touching their lives — and always for the better, it seems.
Over the years, she would go by many names among her huge assortment of friends: Mrs. Byrd, Ma Byrd, Helen, Aunt Sis, Gravel Gertie. But her light and her life always shone as brightly as her smile.
It won't happen again until the year 79811. That's 77,798 years from now. So if you're Jewish, enjoy the moment.
I'm referring to the concurrence of Thanksgiving and Hanukkah.
Some American Jews are calling it Thanksgivukkah.
Actually, Hanukkah begins on the Wednesday evening before Thanksgiving, which this year falls on Nov. 28. It's a rare occasion for Jews to celebrate two holidays at once, one uniquely American and the other singularly Jewish.
In the blur of memories that define childhood, a few images jump forward with vivid detail.
A neighbor removing the storm door after I locked my baby sister alone inside; Uncle Earl carrying my bed from our old house next door to the new house; and TV news coverage following the Kennedy assassination.
I was 5, almost 6. In that time before kindergarten, still a preschooler with his days largely dictated by games, pets and imaginary friends living in a tree stump.
The website TodayIFoundOut .com contains hidden facts about Thanksgiving that should make us appreciative for blessings beyond our table's bountiful spread.
Take, for example, the pioneering Sarah Josepha Buell Hale. Chances are you'd be pulling an 8-to-5 and there would be nothing at all special about November's fourth Thursday if it had not been for Hale, who lobbied five different presidents for 20 years to make Thanksgiving a national holiday.
The BBB is urging consumers to create a holiday budget this season. Mapping out your spending in November will help ease the strain of a financial holiday hangover in January.
Creating a budget, and being disciplined enough to follow it, is one of the best ways to avoid overspending during the holidays.
Here are the steps to creating a holiday budget:
Step 1: Consider your income.
I sat down to the evening news. That's not always the best thing to do if you want to unwind for the day, which was my intent.
I had been to a conference sponsored by the Sustainable Religious Lands Committee of the Festival of Faiths. In partnership with the Center for Interfaith Relations and Bellarmine University's Campus Ministry, I heard speakers address issues intended to raise our awareness of alarmingly high environmental and human risks resulting from the much-acclaimed national "energy independence" boom.
Ten years ago, on Nov. 18, 2003, Al Isham of Elizabethtown died. Many readers of The News-Enterprise remember Al as the one who wrote copious letters to the editor and kept the gun control debate alive with his thoughtful musings and informed arguments. Others may remember him as a liberal upstart trying to limit gun owners' rights.
The 2014 election season promises to be a contentious one locally.
As a young reporter three decades ago, a similar election season taught a couple lessons that consistently have proven to be true.
1. If there's something ugly to be said about someone, it will come out if they file for office.
No matter how tiny the perceived offense, it has the potential to be part of campaign talk.
By Tammy Nischan
Leaning against the doorframe of the school workroom, she shared her struggle.
She had snapped at her daughter all morning, because she was stressed.
"I can't keep living like this," she sighed.
As I looked into her aching eyes, I saw myself. I saw a woman trying to balance a career with motherhood. I saw a woman who longs to be the best she can be at work while longing to be the best she can be at home.
I first planted a garden because of something an Italian monk wrote some 1,500 years ago.
His name is Benedict — St. Benedict of Nursia. And the document he penned became known as his rule or guide for monastic life.
As author Jon Sweeney has noted, the Rule of St. Benedict became not only the basic guide for generations of monks in various religious orders, but it established a "way of life rooted in the Gospel and grounded in the scriptural principles of charity, stability and faithfulness."
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BPRD Long Death issue 2 splash by JHarrenWatch
©2012-2016 JHarren
In honor of the Long Death coming out in trade paperback, here's a splash from the series. Probably my favorite project I've ever worked on! Hope you guys check it out!
Look at Dave Stewart's friggin' colors!!
Look at Dave Stewart's friggin' colors!!
is that a zombie moose behind that hellhound-thing?
this was a really memorable scene. never seen anything like it.
damn it. i can't find it(long death) where i live. damn!!!
Have you tried online? You can order a physical copy through the site or nab the digital edition: www.darkhorse.com/Comics/19-48…
the art in this story. was fucking perfection. the story telling an pathos awesome. i love your stuff but there was something different and special in this one
thanks, dude! I thought John came up with something special on this one, too.
Ohh! I own this issue!
It left me with a doubt though.... Is Damyo the Wendigo now?
Because the wendigo killed him so... did Damyo's spirit moved to the Wendigo body or are both... free?
It left me with a doubt though.... Is Damyo the Wendigo now?
Because the wendigo killed him so... did Damyo's spirit moved to the Wendigo body or are both... free?
Wow This is insane.
the moose escaped from the room....oh god
awesome man
aha! found you. One of the greatest monster vs. monster stories evaaarrrrrrr. love it man!
serious stuff
just picked this up the other day, it was great
The Long Death was easily my favourite short that BPRD put out this year - and although Return of the Master is shaping up to be quite fantastic, the level of character depth expressed through the art in this run was amazing. Can't wait for the trade!
that is awesome looking. And those are indeed some great colours.
nice shot!
Your awesomeness makes me sick. Damn near depresses me.
Picked up the TPB James (already had the single issues) AND was lucky enough to purchase the original art to the TPB cover direct from Mike!
Now all I gotta do is, convince YOU to sell me some interior pages!
Now all I gotta do is, convince YOU to sell me some interior pages!
ha! You've got Mike's original. Isn't that more than enough?
Hahaha! Nope, but let's call that a really good start though!
Now, to delicately try to convince you over the next 12 months, without annoying you of course! Hehehe...
Now, to delicately try to convince you over the next 12 months, without annoying you of course! Hehehe...
I will have nightmares. Beautiful, amazingly composed nightmares...
oh, man that's a strong image.
You deserve his color treatment. Hard to compliment anyone beyond that. Great work, J!
Love it. Need to get the TPB, because I dont wanna search for the singles in my boxes to look at it again!
this was probably my favorite comic in 2012. I actually stopped reading BPRD just before this came out when they announced one of my least favorite comic artists was doing a story. but when I saw the second issue of Long Death.... had to get 'em. so much fun.
glad to hear it, dude!
its always nice when monster comics use guys who can actually draw monsters. keep up the awesome.
Daimio's one of my favourite BPRD characters. Thought you really did him justice here.
Holy FRESH!!!
great work!
great work!
Wow, I thought it was a cover, awesome.
sir you rule!
This is my favorite page from this series and one of my all time favorite B.P.R.D. stories. Amazing Mr. Harren!
My favorit BPRD series. There's a great panel near the end in which Johann pours water over Daimio's bloody face that is just fantastic. You are a fantastic artist, and I can't wait to see more soon.
wow, the colouring and pose is great and very creepy, is this for b.p.r.d?


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We know that the sun delivers about 10'000 times more energy than the whole mankind consumes during the same period of time. This sun energy is not only directly usable, but also indirectly by means of perfected heat pump technology.
The heating systems of the SmartHeat Deutschland GmbH use this environmentally friendly energy for your buildings – stored solar energy from the ground from your land, from the water or directly from the air. The heart of this heating system – the heat pump - realizes the direct conversion of the valuable yet free of charge ambient heat all-season in order to use it for the heating system and for the domestic water heating.
So to say, the energy source is inexhaustible. Sufficient energy replenishment in the earth is available e.g. due to solar radiation, melt and rain water – in all weathers. But also other heat sources such as exhaust air, waste water or cooling water among others are best appropriate to be used for heat pumps.
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As the countdown clock to the date keeps ticking, and people keep buzzing about the number, many are trying to figure out the real importance of hitting that marker. The buzz behind 7 billion people: A milestone and a warning CNN.com. So grateful that we are not lost in a sea of faces...that we matter to God!
Merry Christmas to me, only $55,000. The Lithium-powered Tron Light-cycle YAHOO! NEWS
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4 Secrets to Never Getting Sick Shine from YAHOO!
Doll saves family from fire. msnbc.com
Mysterious giant Lego man washes up on Florida beach. NEW YORK POST
A fiance's love saved 25-year-old teacher Gul Karacoban from being left to die under the rubble of a restaurant she was eating at when a deadly earthquake struck eastern Turkey. Fiancé saves woman from beneath quake's rubble TODAY.com
Members of the Gospel Presbyterian Church in Schaumburg, Ill., were heading to their vehicles after services on Sunday afternoon when members of one family discovered a green canvas bag on the hood of their car, the Schaumburg Police Department said. Newborn found in shopping bag in church parking lot TODAY.com
I've whipped up a quick handy-dandy guide to figuring out what men are like based on their footwear. It's not scientific and it's definitely tongue in cheek. What You Can Learn About a Guy by his Show Shine from YAHOO!
Crews reportedly put tape around the edge of the windscreen on the pilot's window before the plane left from Stansted airport in England to Riga, Latvia. Ryanair Reportedly Uses Tape to Seal Plane Window FOX News
Two identical twins in Indiana now have another birthday in common: They delivered babies on the same day at the same hospital. Indiana sister who are identical twins give birth on same day, at same hospital Washington Post
Hacker develops rear window LED to send messages to other drivers YAHOO! NEWS
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John Lennon's tooth up for auction CNN.com
Cancer has effected approximately 1.5 million plus lives in America. Recently Guiliana Rancic was diagnosed with breast cancer.
We want to honor those who have battled cancer, still battling, survived or lost the fight. If that is you or someone you know, please post the name here or on Facebook. Also, please join us in prayer for these people and families.
First name I want to add is my mom, Carol Smith.
Thank you for your comments and prayers.
Here are some resources.
Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure
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The mother of the two-year-old girl who was run over twice by vans and left bleeding in the middle of a narrow market street in China has praised the woman who rescued her gravely injured daughter. Chinese Toddler's Hit and Run: Mother Praises Rescuer. abc NEWS
A family from Joplin, Mo., whose home was destroyed in the devastating tornado got the surprise of a lifetime today when Ty Pennington and the team from ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" knocked on their door, live on "Good Morning America," with news that their house would be rebuilt. Tornado-Scarred Joplin Family Gets Surprise of a Lifetime. abc Good Morning America
A real life Notebook movie story. An Iowa couple who was married for 72 years died one hour apart last week in the hospital as they held hands. Couple married 72 years dies holding hands. TODAY
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7/22-24: Sunset Campout @ Belden Town
7/25: Ultimate Painting @ The Chapel
7/29: Woods, Gun Outfit, Cian Nugent @ The Chapel
7/29: Lucy @ f8
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Coachella 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
6/23 - Cub Sport
10/7-9 Desert Trip
Yeah the only stations playing "indie" consistently in LA are 89.9 and 88.5 (only in the San Fernando valley)
98.7 sticks to more new alternative and what not. The othe day I heard Justice - On N' On playing. Got pretty excited. They also give out passes to coachella, which I have won only to be taken away because I had won something from them 50 days prior.
Lineup will be posted after the Goldenvoice employees are done with their long lunch break
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6/27 - Anderson Paak - The Theatre at the Ace Hotel - LA
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"I would rather struggle all my life and accomplish my greatest dream instead of living in content and achieving nothing."
"One must broaden the scope of his knowledge, heighten his cognitive pliability, and elongate the extent to which his vision dares to conduct him, and, as surely and inadvertently as the sun is to day, the meritorious will be achieved. He will abscond the mainstream, and he will see the other side."
"I've had so many experiences in cycling, but in some ways I have nothing left to prove. I have achieved more than I could have dreamed of, I've raced a lot longer than I thought I would. I know I can still be better, but I just don't know if I love it enough any more."


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OK I did what it said in the add another field... That is FREAKIN AWESOME!! Can't believe it worked... very cool! Thank you mucho.
Is there a way to add one more field. I see that if I do it again it just swaps out the other one I added.. can you have 2 more added fields or is that way more complicated?
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Taft Elementary sixth-grader Shirlise Gilbert, 11, loves math and wanted to spend part of her summer learning new things.
She signed up for the Summer Manufacturing Institute, a weeklong workshop focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics careers.
"I wanted to experience new things," she said.
The pilot program, which runs through Friday, is a collaboration of the YWCA of Youngstown, Mahoning Valley Manufacturers Coalition, OH WOW! The Roger and Gloria Jones Children's Center for Science & Technology, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown's office and Youngstown City Schools.
About 20 fourth- through sixth-graders are enrolled in the program, visiting area manufacturing facilities and learning about STEM carers and the skills required to work in them.
They spent Wednesday morning at M7 Technologies, an engineering, manufacturing and research company in the city.
It was Shirlise's favorite part of the camp so far.
"We got to see different pieces of big machinery and a laser," she said.
Taijaune Robinson, a 2012 Youngstown Early College graduate who is studying industrial engineering at Youngstown State University while interning at M7, reviewed some of the equipment used at the company and took a laser image of the students during their visit.
Varada Bhide, communications coordinator for the YWCA, said the idea of the workshop is to increase students' interest in science, technology, engineering and math with a push to attract girls in particular.
"We want to get them thinking about careers in STEM," she said.
Jada Martin, 10, a fourth-grader at St. Joseph the Provider School, liked the visit to OH WOW!
"We were on the fake news and were in a tornado and an airplane," she said, referring to various exhibits at the museum.
Bailey McDermott, 13, a sixth-grader at Girard Intermediate School, signed up for the workshop because he thought it looked interesting. So far, he hasn't been disappointed.
He enjoyed the visit to the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute where he witnessed a 3-D printer in action for the first time.
Deena Kassawat, 10, a fifth-grader at McKinley Elementary School in Poland, liked the visits to both the Butler Institute of American Art and the McDonough Museum of Art.
"At the McDonough, we got to make 3-D key chains," she said.
The museum features a 3-D printer display.
The workshop continues with visits to Classi-Co Foods Inc. in New Castle, Pa., and the Lake to River Kitchen Incubator and Museum of Labor and Industry, both in the city.
Bhide said the entities that created the workshop hope it becomes an annual event.
Look at that herringbone gear !
Yes, that gear-set was an eye-catcher. Kudos to the photog and editor.
But the headline and program are deceptive; there are no "STEM careers" in the USA for US citizens anymore, merely STEM temp gigs, which dry up for the vast majority when they reach an age of 35-40 years. Full-time long-term US citizen STEM pros have been under-bid by guest-workers and off-shore workers. (See today's PBS story on job-hunting.)


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Errrr?...Alright. I am personally a fan of Full House. I have watched every episode (of my knowledge) on the series. But this, this one is really different from the rest. It starts off by showing Jesse and Becky arguing about whether or not to have another baby. Becky says she cannot handle it because they already have twins and because of each other careers. This episode contains much more sexual references than any other Full House episode. And it is slightly inappropriate because in the end it shows Beck and Jesse agreeing to "make more babies" and then Jesse turns off the light and gets on top of Becky (no parts shown) and in the dark we can hear Jesse and Becky grunting and Becky giggling, referring to sexual intercourse. Yeah, so this one was a little weird.
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India's Sensex Climbs to Record as Drugmakers Gain Amid Inflows
India's benchmark stock index rose to a record for a sixth day as international investors extended Asia's largest equity-market inflows.
Bharti Airtel Ltd. rallied to the highest level since Jan. 15 amid a report that the nation's largest carrier plans a $2 billion bond sale to lower debt costs. Wockhardt Ltd. surged by the daily limit amid speculation the U.S. regulator may ease an import ban on Indian drugs. Tata Motors Ltd., owner of Jaguar Land Rover, advanced to a one-month high.
The S&P BSE Sensex added 0.5 percent to 22,551.49 at the close. The gauge climbed 5.5 percent in the previous quarter, beating stocks in Brazil, Russia and China, as easing inflation and forecasts for a change in government after polls starting next week lure inflows. Foreigners bought a combined $479.6 million of local shares on March 28 and 31, taking this year's investments in Indian equities to $4.1 billion.
"Relentless buying by foreign investors is lifting market sentiment," said Gajendra Nagpal, executive officer at Augment Financial Services Pvt. in New Delhi. "The pre-election rally is getting a boost from moderating inflation and the deficits getting under control."
The Reserve Bank of India yesterday kept the benchmark rate at 8 percent as retail inflation eased to a two-year low and the government forecast smaller budget and current-account shortfalls. The rupee strengthened to an eight-month high. The currency had its biggest quarterly gain since September 2013, rallying 3.2 percent to 59.89 per dollar on March 28.
Bharti Airtel gained 3.3 percent. The company plans to sell $2 billion of bonds in the year started April 1, Economic Times reported, citing two people it didn't identify.
'FDA Problems'
Wockhardt surged by the 20 percent limit, pacing a rally in the S&P BSE Healthcare Index. Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd., the nation's largest drugmaker, soared 9 percent, the most since Aug. 28. The stock has risen 17 percent in four days. Strides Arcolab Ltd. rallied 10 percent to a three-month high.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently said a study that found "quality issues" with generic drugs may not be valid, K.R. Choksey Shares analyst Hitesh Mahida said in a phone interview today. That may be seen "as a positive" for companies such as Ranbaxy, Wockhardt and Strides which have had "problems with the FDA," he said.
Wockhardt spokesman Sagar Joshi didn't respond to two calls on his mobile phone and Ranbaxy spokesman Gaurav Chugh declined to comment.
Mid-Caps Rally
Budget carrier SpiceJet Ltd. surged 19 percent and Jet Airways Ltd. rallied 14 percent. Motherson Sumi Systems Ltd., a maker of autoparts, increased to a record 264.95 rupees as Bank of America analyst Sanjaya Satapathy said the stock may jump threefold in five years to 820 rupees.
The S&P BSE Mid-Cap Index and the S&P BSE Small-Cap Index climbed to their highest levels since January 2013.
"Mid-caps are catching up to the Sensex, which is at a record," Arun Kejriwal, a director with Kejriwal Research & Investment Pvt., said by phone from Mumbai today. "There is no euphoria yet. This indicates the rally has distance to go."
The CNX Nifty Index rose 0.5 percent to 6,752.55, climbing for a 10th straight day, the longest run of gains since October 2007. The Sensex has climbed 6.5 percent this year and trades at 14.3 times projected 12-month profits.
The market regulator and the currency market were shut on March 31 for a holiday and there was no rupee trade yesterday as banks closed their accounts.


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I haven't been able to find a way to open a password-protected SQLite database on Android. Since the device can easily be rooted, I am thinking of password protecting the database file. However, I am not having much luck finding anything built into the Android platform.
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I don't think that Android framework supports password protection on databases. Your best bet is to encrypt your data. See SO question: Android Sqlite Password Encryption
You can encrypt SQLiteDatabases. Android does not support full-database encryption so you'd have to implement that yourself if you want to.
If you want to go down the encryption route, you're much better off just encrypting the sensitive information yourself and storing it in a database field, as per Morrison's answer.
All that said -- where are you putting the password for the encryption function? You'll probably need it somewhere in your application! In which case someone can just disassemble your code and then find the password, and decrypt the info (although it will be a bit more work).
Unless you're hashing info (one-way) then without hardware encryption on a device (and even that has flaws) you cannot store anything on the device perfectly securely -- you're always going to need to decrypt the info some time and for that the password has to be on the device somewhere.
If you want really robust security then store sensitive information on a server (preferably in a really secure location), not the device, and only communicate between the device and server over encrypted channels (HTTPS). You'll also need to authenticate the device in a secure manner. But to do that you need to store some sensitive information ON the device in order to authenticate the device with the server, unless you force the user to enter a password every time (recommended if security is a must). If the information is stored on a server you can't necessarily prevent someone who shouldn't gaining access (by finding the password you have stored or phishing the user if it's stored in their head), but you can revoke access to the information.


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Try settings, sound, and uncheck lost connection tone
I totally agree I prefer L2 over ADW and LP while I like some of the options they never seem as stable as the stock launcher, it would be great to...
That's cool just thought I would ask:icon_ banana: BTW its a really solid build runs great and the rotary lockscreen is cool as well
Will this be for sapphire 1.1.1 only or 1.1.4 as well?
Yea try a different voltage kernal if that doesn't work try a 800mhz or 90mhz, your phone might not like the 1ghz kernal
Wow I have seen the light :)
Yes if you are running an alternate recovery (SPrecovery/Clockwork) just accept it and it will not install and should stop prompting you.
Oh really didn't know it was pulled as well I've been here watching our update lol, I know my friend got the OTA on his evo last week he hasn't...
LOL Didn't mean to touch a nerve I just think in my opinion the UI's should be an option. Sense is not as bad as blur but still, flash is an after...
The droid is EOL only because the droid 2 is out, not because it is inferior in fact I prefer it to any of the other phone's except maybe the...
Cyanogen is built from source, I believe the gapps zip you install with it are from the nexus 1 that's why flash shows up.
I would like to try this as well, but as above link is broken. :icon_evil:
It should continue to rollout everyday until all droids are updated.
The LED only blinks when the screen is off with 2.1
I did I'm excited to see how the update turns out, easy enough to go back if I don't like it.


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Biz Break: There's Wrong And There's Wrong And There's This -- Casting News That Isn't All Bad
By Jodi Clager | Trade News | January 9, 2013 | Comments ()
Can you cast someone nine months before your movie is set to release? The answer is yes if you are Robert Rodriguez and the movie is Sin City: A Dame To Kill For.
Yesterday we had the news that Joseph Gordon-Levitt was brought on as a lead and today we find out that Josh Brolin has been cast as Dwight. If you remember, Dwight was played in Sin City by Clive Owen and his character was said to have a new face. A Dame To Kill For takes place before the events in the first movie, which explains why Dwight looks different. Also appearing in A Dame To Kill For is Christopher Meloni as another lead that is so far unnamed, but said to be a cop.
The Switch is a sort-of-but-not-really prequel to Jackie Brown that takes place fifteen years before Tarantino's film. Basically, people are pretending it is a prequel of sorts when it is really just an Elmore Leonard story that has two characters from "Rum Punch" kidnapping a rich guy's wife for ransom. Dan Schechter is a writer and director heading the project and he has procured Yasiin Bey (aka Mos Def) to play Ordell and John Hawkes as Louis. Tim Robbins has signed on to play the husband of a kidnapped woman after Dennis Quaid dropped out; Will Forte is playing Ty Burrell's vacated role of a country club member with a crush on Robbins' wife. The wife is played by Jennifer Aniston. So this will end badly at the box office.
In news that made several Pajibans screech in annoyance over on the Facebook, the young adult novel "Divergent" is being adapted into a movie. "They're gonna f*ck it up!" we all yelled/wrote out in caps. So far, Shailene Woodley has been cast as Beatrice Pryor, a 16-year-old girl living in a dystopian society where everyone must choose a faction to live and work within. Beatrice chooses a faction called Dauntless (the brave) and leaves behind her Abnegation (the selfless) family for a whole new life. Of course she meets a dude named Four in the Dauntless; so we have Lucas Till (X-Men: First Class), Alex Pettyfer (Magic Mike), and Jeremy Irvine (War Horse) up for the part. Please not Pettyfer, please not Pettyfer...
Jack Reynor (Dollhouse, What Richard Did) had been in the running to play Four, but he just accepted the other male lead in Michael "Sh*t Go Boom!" Bay's Transformers 4. He joins Mark Wahlberg in the sequel taking place four years after Transformers: Dark Of The Moon. Reynor will play the dude dating Wahlberg's as yet uncast teenage daughter. Buh.
The new Muppet movie might have a name and it might be The Muppets...again. So that's something. As I mentioned before, the movie will take place in Europe and Ty Burrell will play an Interpol agent, Rickey Gervais will be the male lead, and now Tina Fey is said to be the female lead. Fey will, possibly, be playing a Russian gulag prison guard. It sounds like I'm making all of this up, but I'm not because if I were it would be not this. Of course, maybe the full description will pull it all together. I hope.
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Here's some Daveed Diggs for you. On Daveed Diggs' digs, actually. That man does things with clothes that should not make sense, but are absolutely perfect. (Go Fug Yourself)
Woody Allen has "so moved on" from his daughter's accusations and says he never even thinks about it. He equates her words about him to a bad review he won't read and comments on how wacky it is that Mia Farrow is his mother-in-law. He is the worst. (Celebitchy)
Not The Worst but still very gross: Leonardo DiCaprio and his
Here are 5 under-the-radar shows. I had never even heard of the first two. (Uproxx)


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In 1998 the iconic ocean race Sydney – Hobart Race was struck by a deadly storm. The result was devastating as six sailors died in the storm. The tragedy has had major impact on ocean sailing.
National Geographic has made a very good documentary. Watch it here. Have a great, and safe, weekend.


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Melvin Hammerschmidt, 86, of Lamberton, died Monday, April 29, 2013 at his home. Funeral services will be May 2 at 10 a.m. at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Lamberton. Visitation will continue for one hour prior to services at the church. Burial will take place at a later date.
Pastor Allen Brakke is officiating. Condolences may be sent via e-mail at: www.sturmfh.com. Arrangements are with Sturm Funeral Home in Lamberton.
Melvin Lawrence Hammerschmidt was born November 15, 1927 in Redwood County, the son of George and Maria (Simon) Hammerschmidt. He was confirmed March 8, 1959 at Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church. Melvin enlisted in the U.S. Army February 14, 1946 and was honorably discharged August 31, 1947. He was united in marriage to Lorraine Geske June 13, 1955 at Bethany Lutheran Church in Wabasso. Melvin worked for Meadowland Farmers Co-op for 33 years, retiring in 1990. He was a member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Lamberton and the Lamberton American Legion and enjoyed polka dancing and music, golfing, bowling, riding horse and buggy, and woodworking – making games and bowls.
He is survived by wife Lorraine of Lamberton; sons – Randy of Lamberton, Ricky of Lamberton, Rod (Gina) of Springfield and Reed (Kristel) of Prior Lake; six grandchildren; brother Reynold (Swede) of Redwood Falls and sisters – Leah Dolezal and Elaine Rudenick.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brothers – Frank, George, Joe, Marcellinus (Marcy) and Bert and sisters – Zeta Kretsch, Verna Allex, Hattie Hammerschmidt, Marie Buttenhoff and Ann Schmidt.
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