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CLOVIS, N.M. - A Kaufman, Texas, man was beginning to show signs of improvement Tuesday at a Lubbock hospital where he was taken after his left arm was nearly severed during a fight early Sunday outside a Clovis bar, Clovis Police Detective Andy Craig said.
Michael McBarron, 30, of Kaufman was upgraded from critical condition to stable, serious condition Tuesday and moved out of the intensive care unit after undergoing tests Monday at Covenant Medical Center in Lubbock to determine whether his arm could be saved, Craig said.
"It looks like he's going to pull through now and that he'll be able to keep his arm," he said.
The man accused of stabbing McBarron is Jonathan Lee Sr., 51, an acquaintance of his from Terrell, Texas, who remains in custody at the Curry County Adult Detention Center, where his cash-only bond is set at $100,000, officials said.
Lee, who was arrested Sunday morning outside the bar, is charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, which is a third-degree felony, and tampering with evidence, a fourth-degree felony, according to police records.
The evidence-tampering charge was filed after police found a folding knife with about a 3-inch blade covered with fresh blood under the driver's seat of Lee's pickup, Craig said. However, Lee "was adamant that he didn't stab Michael McBarron," Craig said.
Police also found two other knives in Lee's pockets, Craig said. When police officers arrived at the rear parking lot on the northeast side of the Clovis City Limits bar at 3800 E. Mabry Dr. just after 2 a.m. MDT Sunday, they found multiple puddles of blood and McBarron bleeding heavily from where his left arm had been sliced all the way to the bone near the armpit, Craig said.
Bouncers from the bar who were alerted to the fight outside in the parking lot wrapped towels around McBarron's arm and tried to control the bleeding until the ambulance arrived, Craig said.
McBarron was taken initially by ambulance to Plains Regional Medical Center-Clovis, but a couple of hours later he was transported via an emergency medical services helicopter to Covenant Medical Center in Lubbock due to the severity of the wound, Craig said. McBarron and Lee were acquaintances from Texas who were both in Clovis for the weekend horse sale and had gone to the bar Saturday night with some other people, including Lee's girlfriend and a business partner from Albuquerque, Craig said.
Investigators learned that a recent business deal in which McBarron bought a horse sale barn in Texas that Lee wanted to purchase had caused some tension between the two men, Craig said.
Witnesses said the tension heated up at the bar when McBarron started making allegations against Lee and Lee's girlfriend concerning other business dealings, Craig said.
Witnesses told police McBarron and Lee left the bar briefly so Lee could drive McBarron back to his motel.
But the two men quickly returned to the bar so McBarron could retrieve his rental car and the fight broke out in the parking lot after McBarron and Lee started arguing on the drive back, police reports show.
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Here are the invoices (and there are probably more) of what the City of Richmond willingly paid, thanks to Mayor Jones, for toilets and cleanup for the Occupy Richmond "event" at Kanawha Plaza in downtown Richmond.
I don't blame the Occupy Richmond group. They made their own preparations and arrangements for sanitation and trash removal. They never asked nor expected the City of Richmond to pick up the tab. This money was paid simply because Mayor Jones was sympathetic towards the group and decided that they were to receive taxpayer provided services despite the same offer not being extended to the Richmond TEA Party.
This is money that should come out of Mayor Jones' salary.
What is not included is the police overtime, health inspector's time and countless other expenses that we do not yet know about.
The attorney's for the Richmond TEA Party should involve the courts. This is, without a doubt, a violation of the TEA Party's right to equal treatment under the law. The nearly $10,000 that the TEA Party was forced to pay was nothing short of a shake down.
In my experiences with the Occupy Richmond group I have found them to be unlike the Occupy groups we have seen on the news. They have not been co-opted by Anarchists and Union thugs like some of the violent groups around the world. In speaking with them, I find that they have a few areas of agreement with the TEA Party groups. At a basic level, they are not happy with the direction of the country, and share a desire for free speech. There is also a lot of agreement on the Federal Reserve Bank. Neither group is a fan of the Fed to put it mildly.
Here are the bills we have obtained to date. There will be more.
And I trust that the Mayor enjoys his new neighbors. He deserves their ire. Perhaps the TEA Party will join them for a spot of TEA – but don't look for the TEA Party to sleep over. That's not a TEA Party thing!
The first invoice for almost $5,000 is for the cleanup costs. Click the image to see a larger view.
Next,add another $418.00 for the portable toilets, including wheelchair accessible versions. (Click to enlarge.)
And the next for $1,390.00 is for more cleanup.
And the letter from the Special Events Coordinator for the City of Richmond, Mr. Allen Rothert acknowledging that he ordered the toilets.

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The role of intraspecific hybridization in the evolution of invasiveness: a case study of the ornamental pear tree Pyrus calleryana
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Hybridization between genetically distinct populations of a single species can serve as an important stimulus for the evolution of invasiveness. Such intraspecific hybridization was examined in Pyrus calleryana, a Chinese tree species commonly planted as an ornamental in residential and commercial areas throughout the United States. This self-incompatible species is now escaping cultivation and appearing in disturbed habitats, where it has the potential to form dense thickets. Using genetic techniques incorporating nine microsatellite markers, we show that abundant fruit set on cultivated trees as well as the subsequent appearance of wild individuals result from crossing between genetically distinct horticultural cultivars of the same species that originated from different areas of China. We conclude that intraspecific hybridization can be a potent but little recognized process impacting the evolution of invasiveness in certain species.
KeywordsCallery Pear Evolution Intraspecific hybridization Pyrus calleryana Self-incompatibility
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I'm sure I'm not the only one who downloaded the song "City of New Orleans" this weekend, but for those who may still do so, I recommend the Arlo Guthrie version, with its spare backing and pure emotion, over Willie Nelson's more glitzy rendition.
My dad used to play this song when I was a kid. I loved it then because I loved trains, and this is a song about a train, the City of New Orleans, making a run from Illinois to Louisiana. Later I realized it is also a song about the end of an American institution, the railroad. In a tone that is at once bitter and plaintive, the black locomotive calls out: "Good morning America, how are you? Don't you know me, I'm your native son?"
The train calls this out as it passes "freight yards full of old black men and the graveyards of the rusted automobiles," and listening to it now, one can't help but hear the tone as being pitifully similar to the tone of the pleas for help that came from New Orleans over the last week. It is the song of the proud but forgotten.


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A great soother or subtle beginning to an elegant dinner. This recipe is wonderful and even better yet if you are lucky enough to have fresh pumpkin to use in place of canned. I clipped this out of a magazine many years ago and we have enjoyed it ever since.
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- 2 tablespoons butter or 2 tablespoons margarine
- 1 large onion, chopped (1 cup)
- 2 (13 3/4 ounce) cans chicken broth
- 1 (1 lb) can solid-pack pumpkin (2 cups)
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1⁄8 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1⁄8 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups milk
- 1 cup heavy cream
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- 3 tablespoons softened butter or 3 tablespoons margarine
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 4 slices whole grain bread
- Heat butter in large saucepan or dutch oven; add onion; saute until tender but not brown, about 10 minutes.
- Add 1 can chicken broth; bring to boiling; cover; lower heat; simmer 15 minutes.
- Ladle liquid and onion into container of electric blender; cover.
- Blend until mixture is smooth, about 1 minute.
- Return to saucepan.
- Add remaining chicken broth, pumpkin, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and pepper.
- Stir until smooth.
- Bring to boiling; cover.
- Lower heat; simmer 10 minutes, stirring often.
- Stir in milk and cream; heat just to boiling, but do not boil.
- Taste for seasonings.
- Garnish with cinnamon croutons.
- CINNAMON CROUTONS: Blend 3 Tbls.
- softened butter or margarine with 1 Tbls.
- brown sugar and 1/4 Tsp.
- ground cinnamon in small bowl.
- Spread on the 4 slices of bread.
- Place in single layer on cookie sheet.
- Bake in preheated 400 degree oven for 8 to 10 minutes or until toast is crisp and topping is bubbly.
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This is a lovely soup. Fragrant and creamy, it's great as an appetizer before a meal, or as the main meal. I've run out of cream and milk, and used a can of evaporated milk. It works well.
Thank you Tweeky. This was a wonderful soup and hit the spot on this cold autumn night. I added a touch of curry powder which gave it a kick. Like Domestic Goddess I too cut back a bit on the onion. It is a keeper for sure.
Tweeky, this soup was sooo delish!! I made this soup for todays lunch, but I also tweeked the recipe. I only added a 1/2 cup of the chopped onion, (which I thought was the right amount for this recipe) as I didn't want the onion to over power the taste of the soup, plus when I sauteed the onion in butter, I only cooked it for 3 minutes over a medium-low heat. I only added 3 cups of the broth, as the recipe states to add 2-(13 and 3/4 ounces) which equals about 3 cups. When it came to adding the milk, I only added 1 cup, as I thought it was the right consistency. I think adding 2 cups would of made the soup a bit too runny, plus I think it would of diluted the taste of the spices. I loved the taste of the toasted Cinnamon Croutons, which only took 8 minutes to bake in the oven. Afterwards I cut each toasted bread into 4 squares, so we could dip each piece into the soup. When it came to making the croutons, I used a 12 grain bread which I purchased at Aldi's. It tasted great, and was half the price of those other whole grain breads. Since I didn't add the 2 cups of milk to this recipe, I would say this soup makes about 6 servings. The only other thing I would change about this recipe is, to make twice the amount of the Cinnamon Croutons; especially if your serving this soup to 6 people at once, otherwise you won't have enough bread to go around. Thank you Tweeky for posting this recipe. My husband and I really enjoyed this soup.


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Comment – Spirits – When is a Gin Not a Gin?
By Richard Woodard | 19 May 2011
The Hoxton 'is it, isn't it' debate has been raging here in the UK since the 'gin' was launched last month
The recent launch of a gin brand here in the UK has riled traditionalist gin fans. Richard Woodard believes the fuss is merited – calling a gin-like spirit gin is sure to get people's juices flowing, concedes Woodard. But, hey, why not call it a vodka and have done?
As drinks launches go, I've got to admit that it's not one to quicken the pulse and set the heart racing, even if Harrods is currently featuring it as the store's spirit of the month for May. But, Hoxton Gin – the brainchild of Hoxton Pony bar owner Gerry Calabrese and named after that painfully cool bit of London just north of the City – may have a significance way beyond its apparently humble roots.
You can't move for new gins in the UK at the moment, and each Tanqueray wannabe appears to compete for the title of 'Most Outlandish Botanical' in its list of ingredients. Dragon eye, baobab, hops and heather are just some of the unlikely substances steeped and infused to create recent launches; who's going to buy them in a vastly overcrowded market is another matter altogether.
And now, here comes Hoxton, two-and-a-half years in the making, and boasting a shopping list to tax the average deli: coconut, grapefruit, ginger, tarragon, juniper and iris. I have to confess that I'm yet to sample its delights but, to quote one experienced industry observer (who I think was only half-joking): "It tastes like Malibu."
I don't mean to pick on Hoxton in particular – Brockmans (tastes like Ribena) and Saffron (looks like Tizer) are two more extremely un-gin-like gins that spring to mind, and they're not the only ones by any means. But, all of these products are playing fast and loose with the identity of the category. It's an issue which I've discussed in the past – not helped by the wild and woolly regulations that govern the spirit's production.
These rules dictate that gin must have a "predominant taste of juniper" – a helpfully subjective term which is practically unenforceable (I'm not aware of action being taken against any gin for this reason in recent times, despite the flavour profiles of a few of the more bizarre new entrants to the market).
Don't get me wrong; there have been several other new gins in the recent past which have successfully given the category a rejuvenating new spin – Hendrick's unlikely combination of cucumber and rose petal being the most obvious example - enhancing the gin experience without trampling its juniper essence into the ground.
The offending 'new wave' gins still often claim to be more than 50% juniper in their botanical make-up – which conveniently overlooks the fact that the regulations don't stipulate content, but flavour – and say they're trying to entice "people who don't like gin" into the category.
Well, call me old-fashioned (it has been known), but while recruiting new consumers is obviously a 'Very Important Thing', I've always had the strange belief that if someone doesn't like something, they should probably try drinking something else. If you can't change a consumer's mind about your product, does that mean you have to alter what makes it unique in the first place? Strange thinking, if you ask me.
Without getting lost in the minutiae of the European Spirit Regulations, you'd think the wackiest of the new gins would be better classified as flavoured vodkas; so, given vodka's immense global popularity, why aren't they?
The reason, I'd suggest, is that vodka isn't especially cool any more. Even as they pour gallons of the stuff into cocktails and mixed drinks, bartenders are bored with the boom, pummeled into ennui by the outlandish claims of several too many super-premium vodkas, which have been filtered 48 times through Kryptonite and powdered unicorn horn.
Gin's heritage, flavour complexity (even within the regulations) and historic role in the greatest cocktails give a sheen of authenticity which arguably only a few eastern European vodkas can match. In that sense, creating an outlandishly botanical-ed spirit and labelling it as gin rather than vodka is that oldest of drinks industry sports, bandwagon-jumping, and a veiled compliment to premium gin's current renaissance.
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We purchased the Cafe' to replace a 10 year-old gas cook top installed by the builder, wanting to improve appearance and upgrade performance. It appears we accomplished both. The installation was a simple remove and replace operation requiring only minor cutting into the Corian corners of the original opening to accommodate the Cafe'. (Install took about two hours from start to finish and clean-up; easy-to-follow directions for my basic DIY mind.) My wife likes the blue back-lighted "on" indication reminders, the heavier grates, more surface room on the grates, and the unit's versatility in managing cooking temperatures. The higher grate level is noticeable, but it doesn't take long to get accustomed to working a little higher. The Cafe cleaned up easily after a heavy duty cooking session. On the down side, use caution when cleaning the grates - the cast iron on ours had sharp flakes and burrs on the edges which will ruin your towels and could give you a sharp cut if you catch them the wrong way. I spent a few minutes checking each grate and lightly filing the edges to make them safer. My only other concern is that the painted knob markings might begin to disappear after a few cleanings - I would prefer etched or stamped markings versus painted. I also will be interested to see how well the knobs and knob stems withstand normal wear. All in all, after five days of use, we really like it. If it weren't for the sharp edges on the grates, I would have rated it 5 stars. Updates to follow.
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–During the Q&A portion, someone asked if Avengers is the only movie they have planned for 2012. He said their goal is to have two movies out each year, and they're looking right now at potential concepts for a second movie for 2012.
–Someone also asked how they balance out release dates with their own films and the films that are licensed to other studios, noting that 2011 has Spider-Man on May 6, Thor on May 20 and Captain America on July 22. He said the risk that Thor might cannibalize ticket sales for Spider-Man after a couple of weeks of release was outweighed by the marketing benefits of having them released so close together. Considering how fast movies come and go in the summer now, I doubt it's an issue … hell, Wolverine feels like it came out an eternity ago. Is it out on DVD yet?
–Someone asked about Fantastic Four, and if Fox was going to reboot the franchise or let Marvel take it back. He said they haven't talked with Fox about FF specifically, but he did note that after the success of Iron Man, studios see the potential in Marvel properties outside of the bigger franchises. You might remember when Marvel first announced they were doing their own movies, they received some skepticism around it because some felt they didn't have any characters left that had the name recognition of Spider-Man or the X-Men. He said Iron Man showed what could be done with a lesser-known character.
A disturbing trend going on here. Marvel's 'pubishing' division. When I think of Marvel I don't think of movies. That's just old-fashioned me. It boggles me how movie ticket prices still go up and people still go see them, again, that's just me. But it seems like the source material is being put on the back burner in terms of priority. I don't care much for films in general, but then again, that's just me. I'm saddened by that.
I guess Marvel will be ceding sales to Demonoid and Isohunt afterall. THANKS MARVEL!
As the current Wall Street-caused Economic Recession shows, Business school graduates from the Ivy League ARE NOT the smartest persons in the room. Quite the Opposite.
"As the economy worsens, we want to see how hard we can milk these retards before they figure out they're paying extra money for nothing. They're losing money they need to us, who don't need it, but hey…more money for us."
Bunch of fucking weasels. People should be out with pitchforks and torches at that kind of irresponsible horseshit.
"We got your money, and now we'll get your kids college money, too."
Can I suggest that you should have read further in the thread that you lifted almost the entirety of your article from. You would have noticed that the gentlemen who wrote the post asked for it not to be further published on CBR or Newsarama. I know what you did is legal and everything on the Web is fair game. But it wasn't right. With a little investigative journalism I.E. listening to the link you provided above and reporting your own take on it , you could have reached the same end result without putting someone else out there.
Well, I'm doing my part by staying away from the $3.99 books altogether. The new Deadpool mini looked interesting until I saw the cover price. I may pick it up in trade if the trade price isn't too bad…
Short version of the removed bit: They openly think that comic fans are so addicted there is absolutely no possibility of enough people dropping the comics at $4 to lose them money on it. As a result, they're pushing it and pushing it to see where the limit is, and will only reconsider if sales drop enough that they're making less money per issue.
So, get ready for $5 comics, 'cause here they come…
Just had a listen and it seems strange that he says the price rise is to maximise profit, no mention of rising costs as we've been told by other parts of Marvel. I hope this gets picked up more by the comic press.
Jonathan D. Gordon–
Tough. If you put something out in public, everybody else has a right to quote it. Whether it is hard news or just fluff, it's reportable.
"Oh, I said this, but I don't want anyone to know it. Please help me cover up the truth."
Equine manure.
Didn't Quesada comment on the Price increase and invoke the economy a month or two ago?? I'd like to see Comic Book Resources to follow up on this in an article and call Quesada on his male-cow-manure.
"Short version of the removed bit: They openly think that comic fans are so addicted there is absolutely no possibility of enough people dropping the comics at $4 to lose them money on it. As a result, they're pushing it and pushing it to see where the limit is, and will only reconsider if sales drop enough that they're making less money per issue.
So, get ready for $5 comics, 'cause here they come…"
Hmm. Can someone please post a link to the actual source so we have it for all to see? Because, while this is very practical business sense, it's also very mercenery of them. I know Marvel is a business and has to look after itself, but really, isn't there some sort of fair obligation not to manipulate and milk their consumers?
Well, I for one refuse to buy any 3.99 books until the ENTIRE industry is priced higher than that.
It's already posted in the initial post. it's the audio clip.
Sales of individual titles may be inelastic, but I think people are being driven away from the hobby as a whole by these high prices (particularly people who aren't already interested in it, hence limiting the scope for growth). Particularly at Marvel, you see the highest prices (without compensatory extra value) on the books which are supposedly "important" to the entire line and you wonder how you'd be able to keep up with any of them given how interconnected they have all become of late.
Certainly, despite having (due to my own personal insanity) bought every single Ultimate Marvel book up to this point, I can't see myself paying $3.99 (or rather my currency-converted equivalent) per 22-page issue of the new Ultimate Comics line. At least, I suppose, they've given me a helpful drop-off point by ending all the titles and starting new ones in their place. I'm just not sure how they're going to make up for this, which previously non-existant readers would be drawn in by an increasingly irrelevant-looking relaunch of a stale line with the same writers that started it. I don't think this is a good time for relaunches in general (although honestly if they hadn't pushed me over the tipping point with the price hike I would have continued feeding my neurosis).
My standing order has halved over the past year, not because of any change in personal circumstance but because I don't feel like I'm getting good value for what I'm buying a lot of the time. I always felt like $2.99 an issue was too much for what is essentially a small (not even A4 size!) pamphlet but this just takes the biscuit. It's getting to the point where only the well off can afford to indulge in what was once a poor man's hobby…
I totally agree with you Tom Daylight.
I want Comic Book Resources to address the blatant lies of Joe Quesada concerning the price increases.
I suspect a major contraction in the Comic Book market in the very near future.
I wouldn't make it so personal, Jonah. Joe Quesada works on the editorial side, he isn't invested in the number-crunching (as you can see from the fishy renumbering of Incredible Hulk) so even if what you say is true it may be that he is simply misinformed rather than lying…
the freaky tiki:
For some reason, it seems like you have to have some sort of login to access it….
And if anyone wants others to know about this I'd suggest talking about it because I doubt any comics news sites will really pursue it, since it could affect their good standing with Marvel.
Considering all the hemming and hawing that Quesada did when asked to address the price increases HE KNEW EXACTLY WHAT WAS HAPPENING


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Hi everyone,
I am a member of the admin team for a community technology blog called Technology Bloggers.
I have recently noticed that after page 26, our archives just stop - http://www.technologybloggers.org/page/26/ at the moment, 3 post are missing.
Currently three posts only show on the homepage and 10 posts are set to be displayed on every other page.
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If I set the number of post to show to 5, then the missing posts reappear, but we get lots more archive pages - in the 50's.
I think it is something to do with the homepage only show 3 posts code, but am not sure what... any ideas anyone?
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Comic-Con Trailers: The Best of the Best, Ranked
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It's hard getting over a cancelled TV series, but Dark Horse is making it that much less difficult by introducing new adult coloring books for cult sci-fi/fantasy properties "Serenity" and "Avatar: The Last Airbender." On sale this fall, both books come printed on thick, heavyweight 10 x 10-inch pages, for the affordable price of $14.99 USD.
Illustrated by Jed Henry, the "Avatar" book was crafted in collaboration with series creators Michel Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko to ensure the most authentic "Avatar" coloring experience.
Some questions have plagued humanity for millennia: Why are we here? Is there intelligent life on other planets? Who would finish the New York City Marathon faster, Green Goblin atop his Goblin Glider or Batman in the Batmobile? Now handy infographic holds the answer to one of those. (I'll let you guess which one.)
Now that the New Horizons mission has provided NASA with the most detailed images yet of Pluto and its largest moon Charon, it's time for scientists to put names to the previously unknown surface features. And things have gotten pretty nerdy.
Maps the New Horizons team will submit to the International Astronomical Union for approval include nods to mythology, naturally. But there are also shout-outs to Star Trek, Star Wars, The Lord of the Rings, Doctor Who, Firefly, Alien and H.P. Lovecraft.
While many fans may be looking forward this weekend to Free Comic Book Day or The Amazing Spider-Man 2, some of those with more scholarly leanings may be busy getting ready for the Buffy to Batgirl conference being held Friday and Saturday at Rutgers University-Camden.
Organized by reference librarians Julie Still and Zara Wilkinson of the Paul Robeson Library, Buffy to Batgirl: Women and Gender in Science Fiction, Fantasy and Comics is an academic conference focusing on female representation across those genres (and mediums). I imagine a few eyes glazed over with the term "academic conference," but the panels and papers sound fascinating.
Dark Horse's Scott Allie has apologized to the creators of a Serenity fan film after an artist mistakenly used their ship models as reference for the Serenity: Float Out one-shot.
"While preparing to draw Serenity: Float Out, artist Patric Reynolds researched ships from the 'Verse online, and mistook some ships designed for the fan film Bellflower for canonical ships," Allie, senior managing editor, wrote on the Dark Horse blog. "The ships were designed by John Douglass, S. E. O'Brien, Sam Osbourne, and filmmaker Mark James. Their work is terrific, and completely professional, like so much of what the Browncoats do, so no one realized the mistake. … We understand that this was a serious oversight on our part. We want to assure everyone that this is not a usual occurance [sic], and we will make sure to be more careful in the future. Please accept my most sincere apologies, on behalf of Dark Horse and artist Patric Reynolds."
Members of FireflyFans.net noticed the use of the ship designs within two days of the comic's June 2 release.
On June 28, Mark James posted that he had written Dark Horse "stating they are in breach of bellflower copyright and that action will be taken. I havent spent this much time on this film to see my ship and verse used in this manner." He offered an up an update the next day stating he had been in contact with Allie, who had pledged an official apology, artist credits and a donation in charity on behalf of Bellflower.
"Scott Allie and Darkhorse have been absolutely wonderful in regard to this matter," James wrote, "and I can only say thank you to them for their respect and support. Bless them."


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I have accidentally removed my email address from my profile. When i have tried to recover it my points and badges are automatically reset. Is there any way to recover my reputation and badges?
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I have a wordpress installed and running and I would like to add a custom comparison chart.
I have the option to just insert an image file, but I found a free html/css and PSD template
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This inn was a last-minute find for us during a 2-night stay in Hilo. The location, lodging, and grounds were absolutely wonderful! It's a bit of a drive, but it's pretty and we didn't mind it. Plan to bring your own picnic lunch and dinner food to avoid an unnecessary long schlep back into town.
The first night we stayed in the Prince Kalaukaua Room in The Residence, which was probably the least interesting of the rooms in that building in terms of view and ambiance (I recommend the rooms that face the river and falls). Even so, the room was quite comfortable and had a small balcony from which we could view the sunset, a peek of the ocean, and the lights from Hilo. This room does gets a bit of noise from the entrance road, parking lot, and Hilo airport, tho not to an annoying level.
The second night we moved to the Hibiscus Garden Suite on the ground floor of the Harmony House. We were initially hesitant about the room because it is located just off the kitchen and common area. However, the private screened porch opens up directly to the waterfall, which masks any noise from elsewhere in the building. The porch was a delightful place for eating and relaxing, and gave us a private exterior entrance into our room.
The overall atmosphere of the 2 buildings was quite different -- I don't know if this was due to the specific mix of occupants during our stay, or the fact that the Harmony House has quite a few more rooms and hence a livelier atmosphere. The clientele were primarily adults, which we appreciated.
The breakfasts were fabulous, and we enjoyed both of the short hiking trails. I liked that the inn also provided such incidentals as sunscreen, insect repellant, and umbrellas. Our only real "complaint" was that the place could really use an outdoor hot tub, which would be lovely in such a location. There is a spa building on the grounds (primarily for massage), but it was being remodeled during our stay.
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This road leads to Rome!
Don't know them, but ....
Rome from Janiculum hill
Marcus Agrippa's Pantheon is still impressive
Trevi Fountain - minus the 8,000 or so people in the foreground!
A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum
Vittore Emmanuele - Roma
At the Vatican Museum -- carved in Egypt 3500 years ago
As seen on a street poster, Rome, 1 June 2007
Flotsam captured in a whirlpool in the Tiber River
Quite a Smart Car
Punch and Judy on the Janiculum Hill
Rapt audience for Punch and Judy
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Indie Royale's Xmas Bundle available for pre-order, 8-Bit Christmas album is a bonus
Indie Royale has a fourth offering for your indie game needs, called the Xmas Bundle, and it's now available for pre-order.
IndieGames has word that the preliminary contents of the bundle will include the following: "An exclusive, specially remastered adventure game compilation debut (Steam for PC, Desura for PC, DRM-free PC download), an unlikely-themed multiplayer FPS (Steam for PC), a cult puzzle action game (Steam for PC and Mac, Desura for PC, and DRM-free PC download), and an overlooked sim-action title (Desura for PC, DRM-free PC download)".
Those who preorder the bundle at the recommend $5 or $3.99 minimum, will gain access to the games as soon as the bundle launches, and will also lock in their price. They will also receive Rush Coil's chiptune album 8-Bit Christmas as a bonus.
The album is also available as a bonus to those who pay enough to drop the price during the bundle.
Close to 100,000 bundles have been sold so far.
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Now when he helps out around his family farm he can follow a cow throughout its entire life cycle — from birth to the meat counter.
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Mnemosyne Pharmaceuticals has changed its name to Luc Therapeutics and moved its headquarters from Providence to Cambridge. more
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Providence College's $30 million School of Business building, targeted to open in early 2017, is tailored to the needs of business students, but will serve the larger campus as well. "We're not building a silo for the business school," said … more
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The world's largest economy expanded more than previously forecast in the second quarter, boosted by gains in consumer spending and construction that may help the U.S. withstand a global slowdown. Gross domestic product rose at a 3.9 … more
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Predictably, reports last week that the French bank Societe Generale would close 20 percent of its branch offices were met with anger by a union representative, who said the plan was "scandalous and profoundly shocking because nothing justifies … more
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In an effort to drive health care innovation, CVS Health said it is partnering with startup accelerator MassChallenge and digital health venture fund Rock Health. more
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The East Bay Edition of the R.I. Mini Maker Faire will be held Oct. 17 as a way to bring together established and beginning "makers" to celebrate do-it-yourself creativity and tinkering. more
Anthony J. Mangiarelli, co-chair of the 2016 Rhode Island Business Plan Competition, talked about the kickoff event for the competition coming up on Oct. 15 and the new medical technology award. more
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Lionhead: No Fable II PC due to "new projects"
Dreaming if you're ever going to get a PC version of Fable II? Dream on: Lionhead's said that there won't be such a conversion due to the developer now working on "new projects."
The comments come ahead of this week's launch of Fable III for PC.
"With Fable III the team and time was right to create a PC version," senior designer Mike West told Beefjack.
"Once the game went to submission the content creators started working on DLC and therefore the coders were free to start on the PC version.
"Unfortunately for Fable II fans, those same coders are already working on new projects and going back to a Fable II conversion isn't a priority I'm afraid."
A PC version of Fable III was announced just after GDC last March, but went completely dark until X11 back in San Francisco in February, months after the 360 version released. It launches in the US tomorrow and in the UK on Friday.
On the other hand, Fable II released on 360 back in October 2008, but never got a PC version. By the sounds of it, it may never will.
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Episode 46 Bonus Feature: Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis in Action!
Posted on July 18th, 2013 by Derek Royal
This week on the show, Andy and Derek interview Matt Fraction, and during the conversation they talk a lot about Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Here are a couple of clips of what they referred to in the interview. Enjoy, won't you? "The Hair Stylist" skit from The Dean Martin Show, with Jimmy Steward and Orson Welles. The "Bat Lady, Fat Lady" scene from Martin & Lewis's 1955 film, Artists and Models. And yes, that's Shirley MacLaine looking hot as the Bat Lady.
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They still don't know how to quit each other.
A definitive oral history of the film, featuring: Ang Lee, Jake Gyllenhaal, Anne Hathaway, Randy Quaid, Annie Proulx, Diana Ossana, and Larry McMurtry
A look at LGBT images in media in Real to Reel: Portrayals and Perceptions of Gays in Hollywood.
With the adaptation of Brokeback Mountain into an opera, we ponder the possibilities...
The Brokeback Mountain opera lacks the heat needed to convey its love story
Brokeback Mountain opera dress rehearsal photos reveal more than expected
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Two Worlds II: Catch Another Three Episodes of 'Sordahon's Journey'
Written Thursday, January 20, 2011 By Richard WalkerView author's profile
Two Worlds was a divisive game, so chances are you either loved it or hated it. Two Worlds II wants to rectify the problems that the first game had, and goodness knows, the developer and publisher are fully aware of how Two Worlds 1 was received, which is touched upon in its tongue-in-cheek 'Sordahon's Journey' series.
If you want to check out the first three episodes of Sordahon's Journey, hit the link. You'll probably want to watch them before watching the next three episodes, which we've got for you to check out right here. In episodes 4-6, we see Sordahon becoming increasingly exasperated, as he fails to be taken seriously.
Check out the new episodes, have a chuckle and then look out for Two Worlds II in North America on January 25th and in the UK on February 4th.


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Grant brings together experts on American–Chinese relations
Some of the world's foremost experts converge on Calvin's campus next summer for a three-week seminar on the relationship between the two countries.
November 19, 2014 | Grace Ruiter
An expert's take on the Syrian refugee crisis
Social work professor Joe Kuilema answers a trio of questions about the impact the Syrian refugee crisis has on the refugees and the countries which host them.
October 08, 2015 | News & Stories staff
Calvin College debuts on Peace Corps' annual Top Schools rankings
Calvin ranks 20th among small schools nationwide for number of graduates currently serving as Peace Corps volunteers.
February 19, 2015 | Peace Corps Midwest Regional Office , Matt Kucinski
How (Not) to Change the World
Student Senate president Jona Eigege offers his remarks to the Class of 2015 on Saturday, May 23, 2015.
June 16, 2015 | News & Stories staff
Walking Boldly: Lauren Manck
Now conducting research at sea, Lauren Manck '12 says her love for chemistry and research, her decision to pursue graduate studies and her goals for her future career had their genesis in a first-year class at Calvin.
July 08, 2016 | News and Stories Staff
Walking Boldly: Troy Ellens
Troy Ellens '15 is a registered nurse, working at Holland Home and listening to patients every day.
May 27, 2015
From fulfilling core to following passion
Brad Boelkins is the director of business development for Tesa, a German company.
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English grad wins on Jeopardy
Cathy Guiles, formerly of the staff of Chimes, recently competed on three episodes of Jeopardy and won two.
March 23, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Light Work at Center Art Gallery
An exhibition of work by Rebecca Cummins traces the movement of light to show the passing of time.
November 15, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
A student's memory of Dexter, Mich.
A Calvin senior writes about his hometown, which was devastated by a tornado on March 15.
March 16, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
From 57 colleges
This year's Faith and International Development Conference, which drew around 450 students from 57 U.S. and Canadian colleges and universities to the Calvin campus, took the theme of "Partnership: United in Service."
February 12, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
To China—with the help of a Gilman
Cottingham, an information systems major and Chinese language minor, recently landed a $4,500 scholarship from the Benjamin A. Gilman Foundation to fund his China studies
August 15, 2008 | Myrna Anderson
The John Calvin pumpkin
We've resurrected the John Calvin pumpkin! Download the template, and carve your own Reformer.
October 29, 2010 | Myrna Anderson
Thanksgiving away
How do Calvin faculty and staff produce a traditional feast when they travel outside the country?
November 18, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Go Green, Go Dutch, Go Bike to Artprize
Go Green, Go Dutch, Go Bike will take its second-annual tour
September 16, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
Sophomore to tackle the "puzzle" of research as Beckman Scholar
Sophomore chemistry major Sarah Tasker will also be stepping into some brand new shoes as Calvin's first Beckman Scholar.
May 14, 2008 | Myrna Anderson
Studying latent HIV through an NIH grant
Biology professor Anding Shen is researching the latent reservoir, funded by $300,000 from the National Institutes of Health.
August 25, 2011 | Myrna Anderson
First Meijer Chair speaks to full house
Professor Henk Aay gives the inaugural lecture as the first Frederik Meijer Chair in Dutch Language and Culture.
October 03, 2006 | Myrna Anderson
Two Goldwaters, two NSF fellowships
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Peru and other Open Doors
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Creating Rust with Paint. I finally got to do a part of a case mod that I have always wanted to do the most, creating a rust effect. I know that some can make it by being a master of the airbrush – which I am not- or …Read More »
Zotac ZBOX Sphere OI520 Death Star Case Mod
During the CES trek I take every year the Modders-Inc team in 2014 landed at the Zotac Booth. While at the booth we got the normal tour of all the items they had and are coming out with. During this we came across a computer …Read More »
Fallout 3 Case Mod by Dewayne Carel
My thoughts with this build is to try an create a PC case mod that has some of the items from the Fallout 3 game that people will recognize, yet look like it could be from the game. Of course there were no ATX cases …Read More »
Case Modding, One Man's Journey and Thoughts
I can say that I have been around since the beginning of case modding. I may not have been the first, but I think I would in the top 20, maybe even the 10. As I go into my old man speech please bare with …Read More »
Case Mods created by Dewayne a.k.a. Americanfreak
Here are a few images of some of the case mods that I have created over the years. As you will see I am a old school case modder that still likes to use a standard case to create my art. I also like …Read More »
Americanfreak – Case Modding and My First Case Mod
First off let me say thank you for coming to Modders-Inc which I am one of the founding members and CEO. In case you don't know this website is about the hobby we call case modding. What we do is take your everyday ordinary …Read More »
Modders-Inc at the Cooler Master Suite at CES 2010
Modders-Inc's own Dewayne Carel (a.k.a "Americafreak") created a case for Cooler Master to display at their suite for the 2010 CES in Las Vegas.What he wanted to do with the case mod was to showcase it like a new style of case. Make it modded …Read More »
Lucid Dream Case Mod
To do something different I thought a behind the scene look at the photo shoot would be cool. CPU Magazine was kind enough to set up a photo shoot with a professional. This was a great experience to be able to have and it really …Read More »


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