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- Publisher: EA Games
- Release Date: Feb 28, 2006
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Official Playstation 2 Magazine UKBlack is what all shooters should be. An all-out assault on the senses. [Feb 2006, p.78]
The bone-rattling density of Black's combat makes the nine levels feel like tours of duty with the grizzliest mercenary squads the world has ever seen.
An action movie given digital, interactive form. It's a relentless, constant barrage of sensory input, and it's done in a way that no developer thus far can match. Immersive, beautiful and a blast to play, BLACK is a must-have.
Immediate, accessible, explosive and hugely satisfying, Criterion's competitors are going to have to raise their game immeasurably to get anywhere near the majesty of Black.
At no point in Black's development did the game ever indicate it would become anything more than what it is: a high-powered homage to the FPS genre in its simplest and most undiluted form.
If you can look past these flaws, you'll discover what I would call one of the best PlayStation 2 games so far this year. As an impressive technical demo it rivals even the next-gen stuff we're seeing on the market now, and the gameplay fills a gap in the genre that has long been craved. If you enjoy FPS games, then I can easily recommend Black for rent or purchase, and anxiously await a potential next-gen sequel.
Play UKBlack merely gives us what we want deep, deep down. Those little voices crying out for destruction need silencing every now and again. [Apr 2006, p.88]
Unparalleled explosive thrills - but it only burns in your mind during the time you're squeezing the trigger, and lacks context or emotional depth. [PSM2]
There is definitely potential for much more, but what's on offer is more than worthy. It's fun and intense all the way through. And on PS2, no shooter can graphically compare.
It's an extremely focused game that offers one of the most visceral gaming experiences you'll find anywhere. But, it offers little variation outside of blowing things up and its short length and lack of multiplayer will irk some people.
Pelit (Finland)An awesome shooter that looks gorgeous and feels great. Although shooting is fun, the gameplay tends to be a bit frustrating because of the long levels, too few checkpoints and no saving option during the missions. [Mar 2006]
Black may not be the definitive FPS the PS2 world has been dying for, but it is a competent shooter with a few moments of spectacular content.
Game InformerFor a first-time entry into the firts-person market, Black is impressive. [Apr 2006, p.112]
Black would be an absolutely fantastic game if it only lasted half-an-hour. There's an old show-biz axiom that states: Leave them wanting more. The problem with Black is that it starts off in high gear and has nowhere else to go from there.
While BLACK doesn't add to the genre in terms of innovation, it is an experience that will suck you in and won't let go until you've finished the game.
Complete with amazing graphics and sound, violently focused gameplay and a love of all things explosive, it offers a thrilling experience for first person shooter fans and even just those with a bent for action.
Black is much like Criterion's first "Burnout" game. The groundwork is there but the content is really lacking.
BLACK is the kind of gun opera you'd expect from director John Woo, starring Chow Yun Fat. It's explosive both in its technical presentation and gameplay, but it's a very short experience.
If you are looking for a fairly mindless shooter then Black will keep you busy until the end, even if does have a basic storyline that is best ignored, and the game doesn't take long to complete.
Black is on the short side (around 8-9 hours worth of play) and the replay value is minimal, unless you want to go back and redo missions to get all the secondary objectives, all of which are not required to progress anyway.
What's here is a unique, creative and obviously lovingly crafted tribute to guns and the shooter genre, but somewhat limited by some strange AI tendencies, a short playtime and some really weird design flaws that make Black occasionally more frustrating and cumbersome than it really could have been.
The eight or nine hours it will take you to complete the game are hugely enjoyable.
As the entire game is played at fever-pitch, you soon find yourself looking forward to the next mission briefing, if only for a chance to catch your breath. The only mystery to Black is why there is no multiplayer mode, since such intense battle settings would make for great competitive bouts.
Official U.S. Playstation MagazineCriterion has succeeded in completely immersing the player in intense, cinematic gunplay--no other shooter has captured the pure awesome-ness and adrenaline of a suspenseful shoot-out in a game quite like this. [Mar 2006, p.85]
Edge MagazineCriterion's ability to make the technology and design of games seem harmonious is a significant strength in an industry where few can pull it off... Black is a fiery example of what can result. [Mar 2006, p.82]
Thanks to Criterion's otherworldly technical ability to pull off graphical effects that wouldn't look out of place on next gen machines and some truly inspired set-pieces, BLACK is the most progressive and exciting shooter to emerge on the console platforms for years.
BLACK's biggest misgiving is the fact it's over so quickly. 8 missions simply isn't enough and leaves you desperate for more, and probably unlikely to go back unless you're the biggest fan or to show off to your mates.
If Black was created to produce an adrenaline-induced euphoria of maddening guns going wild, then it is a total success. In the sequel, as the end of the story sets up, let's hope the AI is improved and includes at least some type of multiplayer.
As is the case with even the best action films, BLACK probably won't stay with you long after the closing credits have rolled. That's not to say, however, that you won't be on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
games(TM)It may all sound a little base, but Black is a game that reminds you that, at your core, you love things that go bang loudly – it's a good feeling to suddenly realise that you're just like everyone else. [Mar 2006, p.104]
Little strategy is required for each stage, with abundant health packs and aggressive opponents of little intelligence. But there are many strategies and the use of cover is vital.
But this is straightforward run-and-gun, and it's bloodless, one-player run-and-gun at that. It's worth playing for its grueling gunfights and beautiful, combustible environments; just don't expect anything earth-shattering.
PSM MagazineFor an intense, concentrated dose of blast-em-up chaos with pyrotechnics to spare, look no further: Black is the new black for the winter season. [Apr 2006, p.71]
It's got some great physics that come into play during the game, but relies most on rapid-fire gameplay that only lets up to make you sweat even more.
My only big complaint is that some of the missions are just too long.
AceGamezAn absolute blast to play from start to finish. Despite what I said about the rather basic gameplay underneath the destruction, I think the game should get a once over by any self-respecting gamer, fan of the genre or otherwise, as it's nice and simple, easy to play and yet difficult to put down.
We've seen destructible environments before, but never to this degree. Unfortunately, with gameplay this shallow, it doesn't bring the genre to a new level.
When you're playing Black you won't be thinking about anything but the incredible gameplay, unfortunately it will also be over before you know it.
If you can excuse the inconsistent AI and the over abundance of explosives, Black delivers exactly what you want from it: a fun, fast FPS that will hold a spot in your gaming collection. Just don't expect it to do much more than that.
The newbies will graduate to deeper, better games and the hardcore will shelve it when they can't play it with their friends, and both will be disappointed by how short it is even as they are nonplussed by its gameplay.
Play MagazineThe lack of online play for Black is notable, but not necessarily crippling. Black works well as a single-player adventure, despite its uneven patches, and certainly does its part to advance the genre of the console shooter. [Apr 2006, p.61]
Black starts out as one of the most promising and fun games of recent memory, only to let us down with a thin story line and so-so game play.
Sometimes you just want to blow stuff up with extreme prejudice. It's for these occasions that Black was made.
It keeps the tension high as you gun your way through the game, but the adrenaline begins to taste sour long before the game is finished.
Black's first few levels are exciting, but the action movie formula wears thin fast, and the game's over not long after.
Even slightly improved AI would have made the game much more engaging, as would more effective bullets, varied mission objectives, and more freedom to carry whatever guns you wanted.
A good game. It has absolutely superb audiovisual presentation, extravagant and hugely entertaining action and some of the best FPS set-pieces you'll find on the PS2. It's a shame the experience doesn't deliver a little more variety and there are a few minor flaws which bring things down a little, but all in all this is one of the most explosive, entertaining shooters on the PS2.
Like its namesake color, Black is bold in its simplicity, an elemental force that makes a strong, singular statement: It intends to be the most adrenaline-pumping, testosterone-infused shooter ever. And in that regard, it succeeds.
I think Criterion could've done so much more with this game to turn it into an instant classic. As is, it's a great sugar rush that's worth a few hours of your time, but doesn't really justify the full $40 price tag like it should.
Exactly what the developers said it was going to be, a straight-forward shooter with a decent story and unique environment interaction. Sadly the length of the single-player and a lack of any type of multi-player mode really dampen the experience.
Black lasts only eight hours, has no extra modes and no multiplayer. Not even split-screen; not even co-op. Granted, multiplayer FPS games are a two-a-penny these days, but it leaves wide open the question of what exactly you're paying for here.
A videogame can only live on "visceral" for so long before you're yawning, longing for better A.I., a more involved story, or...well, just about anything with more substance. [Apr 2006, p.94]
In Black there's beautiful graphics and incredible details, tight controls, but as a whole it's an experience you may not feel like completing even the first time through.
netjak"Gun-porn" turns out to be the most accurate descriptor anyone slapped onto the game. I mean, how many times can you rewatch the same bit of pr0n before you're completely unstimulated by it? It's intense for the first experience, but completely diminishing returns every time after that.
An hour a day will probably give any shooter fan a thrill, but prolonged and involved play makes all the small flaws more apparent and all the pyrotechnics more numbing.
Though a graphical marvel, Black is too brief, too straight and too lacking to be considered much more than a cool tech-demo, and the absence of multiplayer hurts it immeasurably.
Computer Games MagazineBlack may not be terrible, but it's repetitive and mundane. [May 2006, p.89]
Awards & Rankings
#4 Most Discussed PS2 Game of 2006
#3 Most Shared PS2 Game of 2006
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 189 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 50 out of 75
Mixed: 18 out of 75
Negative: 7 out of 75
Dec 22, 2012Perfect on PS2 ,Best Shooting Game Ever I Played,Controls are Good ,Graphics are Good ,
sound is awesome i played it in easy mode with healthPerfect on PS2 ,Best Shooting Game Ever I Played,Controls are Good ,Graphics are Good ,
sound is awesome i played it in easy mode with health pack it's not that hard not to easy so i feel it's good ,Aim is Too Good For me ,i personally think if you are looking for shooting game You Must Play It ,Good Luck ...… Full Review »
Sep 4, 2010Black is Burnout but in a first person shooter; one of the finest FPS I've ever played. Criterion's RenderWare engine really showcases whatBlack is Burnout but in a first person shooter; one of the finest FPS I've ever played. Criterion's RenderWare engine really showcases what the PlayStation 2 can really do in terms of graphics and sound. The graphics are crisp and the environments are slick looking. The sound of the explosions and the gun sounds sound really realistic. Play Black with loud speakers and listen to the sounds of the guns and explosions blast through the speakers. Parts of the environment like tankers, cars and pipes can be destroyed which is a nice touch. The gameplay is standard for a FPS: just run and shoot through the levels. There is no blood in the game. The game is short (just 8 levels) and very little replay value to keep you going except a few pieces of Intel to collect and 4 difficulties modes to choose from. Despite all this, Black is a really fun shooter and should appeal to fans of the FPS genre.… Full Review »
Aug 12, 2010It is one of the best FPS on the PS2! Even though it is a relatively short game, each level took me at least 1 hour to complete, and so it isIt is one of the best FPS on the PS2! Even though it is a relatively short game, each level took me at least 1 hour to complete, and so it is a fun game that ahs a lot of replay value.… Full Review »


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The WWE has taken every precaution into, possibly, the Undertaker's last Wrestlemania event.
It was said a few days ago that they even brought up the worst case scenario if the Undertaker was not able to compete in a full one-on-one singles match at Wrestlemania. Man is it stupid.
The Undertaker's "Worst Case Scenario" for Wrestlemania 27
They say that "worst case" they will put The Undertaker in a TAG-TEAM match with Kane AGAINST the Nexus.
This of course makes no sense. Why team him with Kane? Why against Nexus? A tag team match is how you are going to (again possibly) send off Taker? Why? Why? Why?
Could it be because Nexus may run wild on Smackdown and Kane needs help to take them out? Or would this be just a set-up so Kane and Nexus can "injure" him so he can rest some more?
Too many questions coming from that one.
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It is reported that Armando Estrada is on his way back to the WWE, or I should say the OVW. He even closed his restaurant in Arizona to do so. So does this mean he will come back? Who will he manage if he does?
Goldberg Has More Words For HHH
HBK vs HHH vs Goldberg?
We have all heard about what HBK and HHH had to say about the idea of giving Goldberg a spot in the Hall of Fame. Goldberg replied on twitter:
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This letterbox is called the Christmas letterbox. Not terribly original, I know, but seeing how these clues were coming out on the 25th, I dont suppose I could have named it much else.
The entire trek should only last about fifteen minutes including driving time. Its so cold out these days that I figured Id make it short and sweet.
Heres the puzzle: 1) think of a sport that is popular in Montana (one word), 2) double one of the consonants, 3) roll back a different consonant three spots (so a D would roll back to an A, an E would roll back to a B, etc.), 4) rearrange the new set of letters to get a Missoula street.
Once youve gotten the street, go as far north as you can on it. You should see a big, beautiful tree apart from the others. Park nearby and start at this tree. From the tree, you should see a cement structure forming a short path (not a sidewalk). Go directly through and down the cement path and continue on a straight line. Stop before you enter the street and turn around. You should see a circular red image on a square object framed in a diamond shape on the path you just walked through. If youre not sure, then you can check it by continuing on a straight path to the next available tree (the path goes through the street, so be careful if you do this); the object will still be framed when you turn around.
Go to the circular image. Behind it, you should find a small metal box (you will be in plain view of everyone, so please be discrete). Push up and out, and youll find a letterbox!


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Login Vulnerability in KDE 3.3.0 through 3.5.7
The KDE Display Manager (KDM) can be exploited to allow users to log in without a password. This would give users the ability to log in as other users or even root.
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No more musical chairs
It seems like every summer the Patriots try to mix and match on their offensive line as much as possible. Will that approach change in 2016?
Reporting from Foxboro: Garoppolo time is upon us
Tom E. Curran, Phil Perry and Mike Giardi on the news from Gillette Stadium on the eve of training camp
Curran: Even Brady's absence won't be enough to halt Patriots
The Patriots have gotten better in the offseason, and not many AFC teams can say the same. Brady or not, the Pats are the team to beat.
Curran's top 100 plays
The hit that spawned a dynasty
We've reached the top two of Tom E. Curran's 100 plays that shaped the Patriots' dynasty. And -- sorry, Malcolm Butler ...
Wes Welker & Michael McCann
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[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-1714?page=all ] Antonio Gallardo reopened COCOON-1714: -------------------------------------- I am reopening, because. This is an issue that should work as advertised on our docs. > repeater min-size does not prevent removal of rows below minium size > -------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: COCOON-1714 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-1714 > Project: Cocoon > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Blocks: Forms > Affects Versions: 2.2-dev (Current SVN) > Reporter: Eric Meyer > > repeater min-size does not prevent removal of rows below minium size > e.g. > <fd:repeater id="industryStructure" initial-size="1" min-size="1"> > I can remove all the rows and submit. Shouldn't min-size keep it from ever having fewer than those rows, or does this only cause a validation error. If the latter, then how is this error displayed? > Regards, > Eric -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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Troy: Sanders is gutless and weak as he shows he will not stand up to a rigged political system in the end. Will his supports take what he started and run with it? Or will they fold like an umbrella and let the Clinton corruption machine run them over too? Obviously, Michelle O is part of the insider business as usual corrupt washington insider machine...I thought Bern was different...I hope is supporters have the guts to do the right thing and reject the clinton rig job machine...


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This afternoon while automatically updating a friend's site to 3.4.1 my connection dropped. Now the site's down: http://herpderpinc.com/. Here's the error:
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By Rachel Ponder, U.S. Army Garrison Public Affairs OfficeNovember 8, 2010
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. - The 2010 Fall Technology Expo, held at the Aberdeen Area Recreation Center Oct. 20 was popular with both Aberdeen Proving Ground employees and technology vendors, bringing more than 600 attendees and 55 exhibitors, making it the largest Tech Expo held at Aberdeen Proving Ground to date.
The free bi-annual expo is hosted by the The US Army Signal Network Enterprise Center-APG.
Mark Flemister, and his wife Donna from Federal Direct Acess, organized the event.
Flemister said that having the Technology Expo at APG creates a "win-win" situation.
"APG employees have a high level of interest learning about new technology, so that they can perform their jobs better," Flemister said. "Having a free tech expo on post at a central location lets employees have a chance to learn about new technologies and gives information technology
representatives a chance to interact with customers."
"I also think that the high turnout is due to an increase of BRAC (Base Realignment and Closure) personnel," he added.
James Cassidy, an account manager for Blue River Information Technology, said this was the first year his organization attended the expo. Cassidy said that Blue River offers efficient data storage
technologies called virtualization services. These services are used to lower overall data center costs and maximize storage utilization.
"We figure out how to make the storage of information more efficient," he said. "The net result is that you use less energy, so it saves money and you reduce your carbon footprint."
To find out more about Blue River Information Technology call Cassidy, 571-312-4905.
Jim Dedrick, from Jupiter Systems said that it was the company's first time to the APG Tech Expo. Jupiter Systems produces display wall processors. Designed for use in mobile command posts housed in tent environments, the system delivers the same information display format to the commanders and staff brigade and battalion-level command posts.
"Even though our product serves a specific group of people, many people were interested in what our product had to offer Soldiers," Dedrick said. For more information, visit www.jupiter. com.
Kasey Beaver, a purchaser, and Joan Myer, assistant manager for Office Eagle, said that they had a chance to interact with new APG employees.
"The new BRAC employees commented that they needed office supplies, Beaver said. "They were happy to find out that there was an office supply store located on post."
"The Tech Expo also gives us a chance to interact with customers that have already done business with Office Eagle," Myer said.
Tom Brady, a major account manager from Dell computers, said he enjoys coming to the expo to get "face time" with APG employees.
"I have been coming to this Tech Expo for two years and I think it is very valuable," Brady said. "At this show a variety of people attend from civilian employees to military leaders. It gives us a chance to answer any questions that they might have with their Dell product."
Maj. Ryan Ferrell, from the 20th Support Command, said that it was his first time attending APG's Tech Expo.
"I wanted to come because it is located on post and I am always trying to learn about new technology, looking for components to tie into our existing infrastructure," he said. "I am specifically interested in video technology."
"I like seeing what businesses are marketing. I especially like to see what the start up businesses are doing," said Louis Mazziotta, who was visiting APG from Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey. Margaret Freeman, from Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Contamination Avoidance, who accompanied
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"It is interesting to see how they change technology to comply with government security requirements."
The Spring Technology Expo will be held April 28 in the Aberdeen Area Recreation Center. For more information about the Tech Expo, call 410-531-8559.
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The fanart contest at is done and we have our winners. There was such a great turnout of art that it was really hard for us all to narrow the winners down to the top 3. Thank you all who entered... your work was wonderful and we loved your take on the Drumfish characters!
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Some cool stuff there! And, hey, I just got my Neverminds #1 the other day! I liked what you've all got there and I'll be looking to get more of it.
That's great! I can't wait to see them!!
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"If men got their periods they'd broadcast it in some show of bravado." Photo: Emma Arvida Bystrom, via Vice.com
There isn't a woman out there who doesn't remember the first time she got her period. Usually the event can be remembered with such clarity it has the power to transport them right back to that moment in time – the awkwardness, the sickness, the grossness, the sudden flush of hormones surging through your body, the realisation that things will never be the same.
My first time occurred in the middle of the night. I woke up to go pee. I was in a hazy half-awake mode when suddenly Slam! There.Was.Blood.In.My.Underwear. All my internal alarms started to go off, something was wrong, but at the same time I was incapacitated. Unable to move. If I went to get mum, dad would want to know what's wrong. Plus my youngest brother was still a baby. It would wake him too. But...There.Was.Blood.In.My.Underwear.
I imagine 12-year-old girls today are so savvy that when they get their first period, they might actually laugh if their mum attempts to explain to them the changes that were happening in their body. "Yeah mum," they might say. "I saw it on the internet when I was 8. There was like an interactive guide and everything."
But when I was 12 more than 20 years ago, 12 year-old-girls were for the most part, well, like 12-year-olds. We didn't have the internet. Our bodies were still giant mysteries whose secrets we were yet to unearth. That night when I crept into my parent's bedroom and whispered to my mum "there is blood down there," I really thought she would whisk me off to the emergency room. She didn't. She woke up with a groan. My dad asked what was going on and she plainly stated, "I think she's got her period. Go back to sleep." And I believe he did.
My younger self could not have known that one night she would fall asleep a girl, and the next morning wake up a woman. That's how massive an event it was. And the funny thing? I wasn't the only one this happened to. Yeah, get this, periods happen to Every Woman. Really. They do. I'm sure there are rare exceptions, but really they happen to Every Woman.
I know this doesn't need telling. This doesn't need to be broadcast in any way or form. But I believe the memo has been missed by most producers and retailers of sanitary products. All women live with the constant sense of inadequacy based on the knowledge that they produce red blood down there. As much as we try, every month all over the world, women of child-bearing age cannot seem to produce the much more appealing blue liquid that saturate sanitary napkins on TV.
And it's not just TV. The fact that there is something not quite "sanitary" about having periods is all pervasive. History and religion has not been on the side of menstruating women. This sense that the blood we bleed is somehow not quite right has filtered down through the ages and resides deep within our consciousness. We conceal our sanitary products in our bag, or in our pockets as we scuttle off to the bathroom. We whisper apologetically to each other if we're caught without. In general, it is a topic we feel uncomfortable discussing in mixed company. We may not consciously be aware of this sense of shame when it comes to our period, but we still feel obliged to obey societal norms. It seems our periods for the most part need to be concealed and tolerated month in, month out.
I imagine if men got their periods they'd broadcast it in some show of bravado. There'd be high-fives around the office when John in Accounting declares "Aunt Flo" had come to visit him. Except he wouldn't call it Aunt Flo. He'd call it Gi Joe. He'd call it a big Fuck Yeah.
Then he'd take the afternoon off, buy a beer and stuff a free tampon down his penis. And you know tampons will be free if men had periods. Bu they don't have them, so it's a woman thing. A woman thing that men are generally too uncomfortable to talk about.
This sense of embarrassment is not reserved just for men. Ask a woman what's possibly the most embarrassing thing that can happen or has happened to her, she might say, amongst other things, being caught with period stains on your clothes. That stuff is mortifying. And yes, it's happened to me. The odds are, it's happened to most women.
So when you see these images on Vice.com of women with period stains on their clothing, how do you feel? Do you feel grossed out? Do you find it confronting? Do you find it harder to look at than perhaps a body covered in blood? Interesting that, isn't it?


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PREVIEWS: "Daredevil," "Uncanny X-Men," & More Marvel Comics On Sale August 3, 2016
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Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
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Chris Mautner
If I had $15, I'd get Remake 3xtra, the latest comic in Lamar Abrams' occasional superhero/manga satire. I'd also get Batman Inc. #5 to get another glimpse into the Gotham City of the future, where Damian has taken on his father's superhero role.
If I had $30, I'd check out Dante's Inferno, Kevin Jackson and Hunt Emerson's adaptation of the classic poem. The British Emerson has been around since the days of the underground, but he hasn't gotten much attention, at least on these shores, which seems odd given what a funny and facile cartoonist he is. He tends to fire on all cylinders when riffing on classic literature, too, so I imagine this will be a pretty great book.
Splurge: I don't own the hardcover edition, so the new paperback collection of the Complete Calvin and Hobbes seems like a no-brainer to me. On the other hand, Humanoids is releasing the Technopriests Supreme Collection, an omnibus, epic sci-fi story that is yet another spin off of Alejandro Jodorowsky and Moebius' Incal. This particular series features art by Zoran Janjetov.
Comics | DC Comics' Senior Vice President of Sales Bob Wayne and Vice President of Marketing John Cunningham discuss October sales, the date change for Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, and variant covers. Although the company is releasing 52 variants for Justice League of America #1, DC plans to cut back on variants in its other lines. "We're going to pull back and drop variants from a handful of titles in the next solicitation cycle to pull back that number ourselves, where it didn't seem the variant was making a substantial difference in the buy-in for the book or the perception of books," Wayne said. "We'll be looking at the remaining titles that have variants the following month." [ICv2]
Comics | Speaking of variant covers, Tim Beyers of The Motley Fool discusses the dos and don'ts of buying variant covers as an investment. [Daily Finance]
Sal Abbinanti has provided Robot 6 with the first look at Alex Ross' new poster image for "Heroes & Villains: The Comic Book Art of Alex Ross," the upcoming exhibition at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. See the full painting below.
Opening Nov. 10, the exhibit features more than 130 paintings, drawings, photographs and sculptures from the personal collection of Ross, who's often characterized as "the Norman Rockwell of the comics world." According to the museum, the pieces range from a crayon drawing of Spider-Man that the artist drew at age 4 to paintings for Marvels, Kingdom Come, Green Hornet and Flash Gordon (you can view some of the pieces on the exhibition's website). Ross himself will appear at the opening celebration for the first museum exhibition of his work.
It's time once again for our monthly trip through Previews looking for cool, new comics — now with 100 percent more JK Parkin! Michael May, Graeme McMillan, Chris Arrant and JK have each picked the five comics they're most anticipating in order to create a Top 20 (or so; we overlap sometimes) of the best new stuff coming out two months from now.
As usual, please feel free to play along in the comments. Tell us what we missed that you're looking forward to or – if you're a comics creator – mention your own stuff.
John Parkin
47 Ronin #1 (Dark Horse, $3.99): Mike Richardson, Dark Horse's head honcho, teams with Usagi Yojimbo creator Stan Sakai to retell the story of the 47 ronin who avenged their master after he was forced to commit ritual suicide for assaulting a court official. It will be both very cool and a little odd to see Sakai drawing samurai that aren't anthropomorphic animals and aren't in black and white (the book's full color), but I've always admired his clean style. As an added bonus, Kazuo Koike of Lone Wolf and Cub fame consulted on the project, so this should be a treat.
Great Pacific #1 (Image Comics, $2.99): Joe Harris and Martin Morazzo have come up with a book that I just love the high concept behind: the heir to one of America's most successful oil companies moves to the infamous Great Pacific Garbage Patch and declares it a sovereign country. He then fights giant sea monsters, based on the preview art that's been released, which is an added bonus.
Marvel NOW!: This might be cheating, but Marvel has 10 new comics debuting in November under the Marvel NOW! banner. Mark Waid on Hulk? John Romita on Captain America? Matt Fraction writing Fantastic Four and FF? Jonathan Hickman on Avengers? Yeah, I'll just lump all these together and hope no one notices I'm gaming the system here …
Walt Disney's Donald Duck: A Christmas for Shacktown: Fantagraphics continues its series of high-end collections of the best of Carl Barks' duck stories, with the Christmas-themed third volume arriving just in time to be stuffed in somebody's stocking.
Retrovirus (Image Comics, $16.99): Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray's latest graphic novel, drawn by Norberto Fernandez, is about a research scientist who specializes in viruses heading to Antarctica to examine a perfectly preserved caveman. I'm a fan of Palmiotti and Gray's work together, from Jonah Hex to The Monolith (which gets the collection treatment in November), and this one sounds like it could be a lot of fun.
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
Check out Diamond's release list or ComicList, and tell us what you're getting in our comments field.
Graeme McMillan
While the offerings on show at my local comic store this week won't compare with those available at Comic-Con International, if I had $15 this week, I'd pick up Sean Murphy's Punk Rock Jesus #1 (DC/Vertigo, $2.99), the new Bloodshot #1 (Valiant, $3.99) and the final issue of the enjoyable Kirby: Genesis #8 (Dynamite, $3.99); the first for the art alone (I know very little about the story, but Murphy's art is always worth checking out), the second for the high concept, and the third for the payoff that I know is coming from Kurt Busiek, Alex Ross and Jack Herbert's resuscitation of the King's concepts after following the series thus far.
That said, if I only had $30, I'd put both Punk Rock Jesus and Bloodshot back on the racks for another week, and add Darwyn Cooke's new Parker adaptation, Richard Stark's Parker: The Score (IDW, $24.99) to my pile, instead. Cooke's Parker books are consistently must-buys, and I can't see why this one would be any different.
Just ahead of Comic-Con International, Dark Horse has announced it will launch a new Star Wars series in January by Brian Wood and Carlos D'Anda, with covers by Alex Ross. The comic, called simply Star Wars, will be set during the period of the original film trilogy and feature the classic characters.
"This is the Star Wars series for everyone who has loved the films, but has never delved into any of the comics or novels," Dark Horse editor Randy Stradley told io9.com. "There is no vast continuity that a reader needs to know beyond the events in A New Hope. This is the beginning of the adventures of Luke, Leia, Han, and Chewie."
On his blog Wood added, "I bet this strikes people as an odd move. Maybe not? But LucasFilm asked for me personally, and I felt it too irresistible a job to pass up. I'm three scripts into it and having fun. The book launches in Dec or January. Oh yeah, Leia's an X-Wing pilot."
More information is expected Wednesday as Comic-Con gears up for Preview Night. Visit io9 for a peek at D'Anda's interior art.
Comics | A near-mint copy of 1940's Batman #1, which marks the first appearances of the Joker and Catwoman, sold this week for $850,000 — a record for that issue — in a private transaction arranged by Heritage Auctions. The seller purchased the comic just two years ago for $315,000. [CNN]
Publishing | Cory Casoni is leaving his position as director of marketing for Oni Press for a position with NAMCO BANDAI Games Inc. as the head of marketing for ShiftyLook comics. Thomas Shimmin and Amber LaPraim, who joined Oni earlier this year, are taking joint positions as marketing coordinators. [press release]
Creators | Alison Bechdel discusses her family, her psyche, and the challenges of drawing a memoir that's set in therapy sessions: "I watched all the episodes of "In Treatment" at one point, to see how they managed to make two people sitting in a room so very dramatic. And it was basically just good writing and good acting. So that gave me the hope that I could pull this story off without adding a car chase or an explosion. Though there is a kind of a car chase, now that I think of it, when a Sunbeam bread truck almost runs me off the road. My story also goes in and out of other texts — movies, psychoanalytic papers, children's books — which creates some more overt visual excitement. And I use a dream to begin each chapter. I know you're not supposed to write about your dreams, but the dreams have a dramatic sweep that everyday life doesn't." [The New York Times]
Passings | The Comics Journal collects tributes to Maurice Sendak, the legendary children's book author and illustrator who passed away Tuesday at age 83. Philip Nel, director of Kansas State University's Program in Children's Literature, also writes an obituary for the influential creator of Where the Wild Things Are. [TCJ.com]
Publishing | In an interview with the retail news and analysis site ICv2, IDW Publishing President and CEO Ted Adams says that while digital sales are at 10 percent of print sales, both are going up: "There's just no question at this point that selling comics digitally is definitively not impacting [print] comic book sales. If anything you could make the argument that the success of digital is driving more print comic book sales. The correlation at this point is that increased digital has resulted in increased print. Whether or not that is a direct correlation, I don't know how you would figure that out. I can say with no uncertainty that our increased digital revenue has come at a time when we've had increased comic book sales." [ICv2]
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
Check out Diamond's release list or ComicList, and tell us what you're getting in our comments field.
Graeme McMillan
It's a week of familiar faces for me this time around. If I had $15, it'd go on Action Comics #8 (DC, $3.99), which completes Grant Morrison's first story arc on the title — even though we've already had the second one; thanks, fill-ins! — as well as Supreme #63 (Image, $2.99), with Erik Larsen illustrating the final Alan Moore script for Rob Liefeld's Superman knock-off (I'd love to see a well-done collection of all of these issues one day, now that the Moore run is completed). Also on tap, the final issue of OMAC (#8, DC, $2.99) and the long-awaited return of Busiek, Ross and Herbert's Kirby: Genesis (#6, Dynamite, $3.99), because a man needs as much well-done Jack Kirby-inspired comics as possible, goshdarnit.
If I had $30, I'd add Hulk #50 (Marvel, $3.99) to once again celebrate what Jeff Parker had managed to do with a book and concept that, by all rights, should've disappeared a long time ago. (In all honesty, I much prefer the Red Hulk to the classic version these days, and it's all Parker's doing, along with his various artistic compatriots on the title.) Everyone who isn't reading it: This is a jumping-on point issue! Try it and see if you don't love it, too. And, despite the unevenness of earlier issues, Matt Fraction's Casanova: Avarita #3 (Marvel, $4.99) is also a must-read; I really didn't like the first issue, but loved the second. We'll see where the book goes next.
Should I be splurging, then this week the splurge is on Flex Mentallo: Man of Muscle Mystery Deluxe HC (DC/Vertigo, $22.99). One of my favorite comics of all time, I'm likely going to end up getting this over-sized, recolored reprint just because I genuinely can't resist the optimistic, hopeful tone of the book and its love of superheroes.
Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading? This week's special guest is Simon Monk, an artist whose "Secret Identity" paintings we featured here on Robot 6 not too long ago. Monk is actually selling limited edition prints of his paintings on his website now, so go check them out.
To see what Simon and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below.
Creators | Sarah Glidden, creator of How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less, chronicles her time at Occupy Miami Nov. 15-21 in a sketchbook. [Cartoon Movement]
Creators | Corey Blake follows up on the Bill Mantlo story published by LIfeHealthPro, including some clarifications of issues raised in the story and additional details on various fundraisers over the years to help pay for Mantlo's care. [Corey Blake]
Creators | Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet & Society Podcast interviews Skullkickers writer Jim Zubkavich about piracy and the Stop Online Piracy Act. [Berkman Center for Internet & Society Podcast]
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a "Splurge" item.
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If I had $15, I'd be a judicious comics buyer and pick the top four out of over 20 titles I'd want this week. DC/Vertigo makes it slightly easier by making the new Brian Azzarello/Eduardo Risso joint Spaceman #1 only $1. This dollar price point for first issues combined with the $9.99 price point they sometimes do for the first volume of comic trade paperbacks surely gets a lot of traction. Next up I'd get Jason Aaron's new era of the X-Men in Wolverine & X-Men #1 (Marvel, $3.99) with Chris Bachalo. I'd also get my regular pulls of DMZ #70 (DC/Vertigo, $2.99) and The Walking Dead #90 (Image, $2.99) and last–but first in my stack to read-–would be Secret Avengers #18 (Marvel, $3.99). I hear some Ellis guy is writing it, but the big draw for me is artist David Aja. His Iron Fist run is one of my top favs in comics in the past ten years, and he's a titan in my book.
Awards | The Visual Effects Society has named Stan Lee as the recipient of the VES 2012 Lifetime Achievement Award, which honors individuals whose "lifetime body of work has made a significant and lasting contribution to the art and/or science of the visual effects industry by way of artistry, invention and/or groundbreaking work." Previous recipients include George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Ray Harryhausen and James Cameron. The award will be presented Feb. 7 at the 10th annual VES Awards. [press release]
Organizations | The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund reports it raised $12,500 last weekend at New York Comic Con. [CBLDF]
Awards | Comic-Con International has opened nominations for the The Will Eisner Spirit of Comics Retailer Award, which awarded to "an individual retailer who has done an outstanding job of supporting the comics art medium both in the community and within the industry at large." [CCI]
Creators | Eugene Son, a friend of late comics creator Dwayne McDuffie, announced plans to transform the writer's website from "one that promoted his work to one that reflects his immense legacy." The site's blog will remain active, with plans to post old columns and scripts written by McDuffie, as well as tributes and stories from McDuffie's friends. Earlier this week Son posted a 2002 essay he said was one of McDuffie's most-read works, "Six Degrees of St. Elsewhere (aka The Grand Unification Theory)." [DwayneMcDuffie.com]
Publishing | Wizard has hired Kevin Kelly as managing editor of its "website, social media and digital content endeavors." Kelly has previously worked for several entertainment websites, including io9, Moviefone, Cinematical and Joystiq, and was most recently senior features editor for G4tv.com. [press release]
Manga | Playback hosts a "Manga Moveable Feast" on Ken Akamatsu's Love Hina, which returns to print from Kodansha Comics next week. [Playback:stl]
Legal | The fate of Michael George was placed in the hands of the jury Thursday after closing arguments in the trial of the former retailer and convention organizer accused of the 1990 murder of his first wife Barbara in their Clinton Township, Michigan, comic store. Although a comic collector places George in the shop around the time of the shooting, George's mother insists he was asleep on her sofa. The jury deliberated for about two hours Thursday, and is expected to continue this morning. [Detroit Free Press]
Legal | Manga blogger Melinda Beasi contemplates the larger implications of the arrest of Brandon X for bringing manga into Canada that authorities deemed to be child pornography: "What terrifies me about Brandon's case is that each time we allow our courts or communities (any courts or communities) to criminalize comics (any comics), we are inviting them to criminalize our own." [CBLDF]


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Anyone else weigh in on Friday??
I will post my stats here. I am in almost maintenance. I was so bad this week. I think I went over my weekly's but I should just add the extra 4 points a day for maintenance.. But I sorta wanted to lose those last 2 lbs
Last week my weight was off due to AF.. Every month I gain a lb when I get my period
Starting Weight 195
LW: 142.6 (up 1.2 lbs for the week before)
Today: 141.2 (1.4 lbs down.. back to where I was)
I so need to focus and eat better so I can lose that last 1.2 lbs!! Ack!
Next week is a wash out too! I am eating what I want on thanksgiving.. After 6 months of dieting and 53 lbs down I figure I can eat what I want on thanksgiving at least.. (well I am going to try to have a small portions of everything otherwise I will get sick) I will probably count the meal as 20 points (thou it will proably be more) and use up my weeklys for it..
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Lighthouse Century
Date: September 24, 2016
Location: Morro Bay, California
The Lighthouse Century offers three routes traveling along the coast past San Simeon with two longer routes climbing into the coastal hills. Scenic vistas of the central coast and cool ocean breezes make this beautiful ride a classic that sells out every year, so reserve your place early.
Photograph: Roger Heathcote
Lighthouse Century Routes
|Route Slips
|Century Route: 100 mi
|Century GPS
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|Old Creek Route: 85 mi
|Old Creek GPS
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|Coastal Route: 65 mi
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Lighthouse Century Highlights
- Beautiful views of the ocean and coastal hills
- Que & Map sheet
- Rest Stops well stocked with good food
- Robust SAG support
- Bike Mechanic at Start and key rest stops
- Enthusiastic and friendly volunteers
- Post-Ride BBQ with beef, chicken and vegetarian options and Linn's fruit pie & ice cream for dessert.
- Ride patches and wristbands for registered riders
- Fourty percent of your registration fee is Donated to local cycling organizations and events and the communities that make our rides possible.
- Opportunity to purchase Lighthouse Clothing.
- Event Photography by PhotoCrazy
Photograph: Roger Heathcote
Lighthouse Century Safety
- Approved helmets are required to be worn by all riders. NO HELMET, NO RIDE!
- All minors must be accompanied by an adult
- All riders are expected to follow Safe Cycling Best Practices
- Rear-view mirrors to monitor overtaking vehicles and cyclists are encouraged. (California law requires that cyclists move right as practicable to allow vehicles to pass.)
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This is a stretch. Now Luigi? Totally gay.
Sweet! Subliminal Gaming adverts for the Wii!
That explains all those UR Gay spoofs that they were doing about Guitar Heroes on TV last night ...
Don't be a second player hater.
hmmm... do they make a teletubbies wii game, too? cuz if they do... ari may be onto something. and our children may not be safe even in their own homes!!!
mario gay? ha i wouldnt beleive it...wait um... U...R...M...R...G...A...Y... fuck i found it.
@4: Watch his double jump and then tell me that boy ain't gay.
Sam, or anyone else who has played this, would you say it's better than the Super Mario 64? It looks similar in scope, in that it's fucking HUGE, but it also looks just as fun. I'm jealous of you, you gaming bastard.
Mario's totally bisexual.
Good call, keshmeshi. He likes the ladies and the princesses.
@10: I'll have a review in the print edition either this week or next. First impression--immediately fun and accessible, but it's making me a little dizzy. Like previews of the game have shown, this title's all about running around on tiny little planets. Thing is, the way the camera follows you around has, so far, set in a bit of motion sickness, and this is coming from a guy who normally isn't affected by 3D games like that. But I honestly haven't played much, thanks to some distractions that came up, so don't consider that an end-all opinion. The camera stuff may clear up very early on into the game. But the first half-hour...well, watch out.
Yeah, from the reviews I've read either you get used to the camera/3d stuff or it calms down a bit. People seem to love it so far.
Is Mario and Luigi gay lovers?
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Something - usually electronic - that suddenly stops working, is tiggered.
Tigger as a verb means to break beyond repair.
Tigger as a verb means to break beyond repair.
My computer was working fine, but now it's totally tiggered.
He came round here the other night and completely tiggered my hifi.
He tiggers stuff just by standing near it.
He came round here the other night and completely tiggered my hifi.
He tiggers stuff just by standing near it.
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An animal (tiger) that is friends with Whinny the Poo.
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A tigger is a petite, fine looking woman. Height of the tigger can vary as it's relative to the observer, but there must be at least 1ft difference in height between the tigger and the observer. it's a reference to Tigger from Winnie the Pooh. You just have to imagine her on top doing what a Tigger does best (bounces).
i had a fine-ass tigger last night!!
作者 ize 2005年6月10日
To bounce around or move happily in a hyper fashion.
Ever since I broke my mom's vase she thinks that I tigger too much.
作者 Bret Miller 2007年10月28日
A orange striped cat who is very beastly
Hey tigger is a very beastly cat
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Large orange snotty cat.
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Simulated networks of spiking leaky integrators are used to categorise and for Information Retrieval (IR). Neurons in the network are sparsely connected, learn using Hebbian learning rules, and are simulated in discrete time steps. Our earlier work has used these models to simulate human concept formation and usage, but we were interested in the model's applicability to real world problems, so we have done experiments on categorisation and IR. The results of the system show that congresspeople are correctly categorised 89% of the time. The IR systems have 40% average precision on the Time collection, and 28% on the Cranfield 1,400. All scores are comparable to the state of the art results on these tasks.
KeywordsInformation retrieval Categorisation Neural network Cell assembly Hebbian learning
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An autistic teen who went missing from White Bear Lake this week has been found safe at a grocery store 20 miles away.
A St. Paul Pioneer Press report (http://bit.ly/ZeD504 ) says police aren't sure how Kyle Christopher Conkler ended up in Minneapolis, but everyone's just grateful for the positive outcome.
The 18-year-old works at the White Bear Lake police department. He left work Thursday afternoon but didn't return home. He didn't have money or a cellphone and he wasn't dressed appropriately for the weather.
Conkler was found Friday evening in Minneapolis. White Bear Lake police Chief Lynne Bankes says it's not clear what he'd been doing during the time he was missing, but he was safe and in good condition.
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3rd of April: 2nd Sunday of Easter Luke 24:13-35
At Clear Lake High School students participate in a Senior Project their final year. This project is to allow them time to explore an avenue of learning which is new to them. Some choose a hobby, others to learn a skill. Grace Ott has chosen to explore a possible profession: a profession of faith but also a profession in which she may be to called to work. Grace's Sr. Project is on Ministry. As part of her project she will be writing and delivering a sermon. We will be privileged to support her as she shares the message on Sunday, April 3rd! Music will be led by Wing & a Prayer.
10th of April: 3rd Sunday of Easter
Join us today as iSing Children's Choir brings the message "Because He Lives." Their presentation will feature 5 songs by artists such as Chris Tomlin, Passion and Bill Gaither to bring a combination of modern worship songs and traditional hymns. The music is punctuated by four moving narratives retelling the Easter story. It is a testament to God's grace and the victory we find through Jesus. There will be a Hymn Sing at 9:45 and our Organist will accompany the hymns during worship which are not offered by the children.
17th of April: 4th Sunday of Easter Luke 24:50-53/Acts 1:1-11
The risen Lord spent 40 days with the disciples before ascending to heaven. How did they spend those 40 days? What were their hopes and dreams? How did that 40 days prepare them for ministry after Jesus would leave them? If we could have 40 days with Jesus what do we think he would charge us to do and what would be our response? Music will be led by Wing & a Prayer.
24th of April: 5th Sunday of Easter Acts 2:1-21
As the disciples prepared to mobilize for a new kind of ministry they felt keenly the need for prayer and for new leaders to be chosen. Today's account tells a story of apostolic ministry—our ministry and calling! Music led by Chancel Choir.
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Self similarity refer to fractal structures in nature known as Mandelbrot's fractal geometry.If one observe a coliflower,one can see the whole structure and a branch of it looks similar but differ only in scale. That is why any fractal structures were being able to create many smallar fractal strucuture.
Self-similarity: Coliflower,forest,crowd of people or flock of birds,chaos,clouds,blood vessels
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