text: News Supporters and foes greet Trump in Flint By Rick Pluta • Sep 14, 2016 Rick Pluta / MPRN Demonstrators lined a highway in Flint near the water plant today, ahead of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's visit there. Some of the demonstrators supported Trump. Many were opposed. Leslie Wilson blasted the timing of Trump's visit, and the fact that no events were open to the general public. "It's just ridiculous. Why he's coming 60 days before the election. It's ridiculous." Wilson says she thinks the visit was aimed at attracting the support of skeptical moderate Republicans, and not people who live in Flint or other cities. Report of Marine trainee's suicide "questionable," civil rights advocate says By Stateside Staff • Sep 14, 2016 flickr user DVIDSHUB / http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Listen Listening... / 6:50 Our conversation with Dawud Walid. He's executive director of the Michigan Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations. This week, the Council on American-Islamic Relations called for the Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department to launch an investigation in to Raheel Siddiqui's death. Siddiqui was a Pakistani-American Muslim who was 11 days into his basic training with the United States Marine Corps on Parris Island in South Carolina when he died. The Marines say the 20-year-old committed suicide by jumping 40 feet in a stairwell. Siddiqui's family says that's absolutely not the case. U.S. Rep. Dingell calls for accountability in Muslim Marine recruit's death By Stateside Staff • Sep 14, 2016 Facebook Listen Listening... / 3:55 Our conversation with Congresswoman Debbie Dingell. The United States Marine Corps says a 20-year-old Taylor man committed suicide by jumping 40 feet in a stairwell. The family of Raheel Siddiqui says that's absolutely not the case. Siddiqui was a Pakistani-American Muslim who was 11 days into his basic training on Parris Island in South Carolina when he died. Ford Motor Co. is moving all of its U.S. small car production to Mexico By Virginia Gordan & Associated Press • Sep 14, 2016 CC-BY-CarImages / flickr creative commons http://michrad.io/1LXrdJM Ford's small car production is moving to Mexico. Ford CEO Mark Fields confirmed the move today during an event for investors and Wall Street analysts. Ford can build the cars for less money by paying lower wages in Mexico. Matt DeLorenzo, managing editor for news at Kelley Blue Book, said the move is part of an industry-wide trend. "Behind it are the rather slim margins on small cars in general," said DeLorenzo. School inside Grand Rapids Public Museum wins $10 million to help expand By Lindsey Smith • Sep 14, 2016 Dustin Dwyer / Michigan Radio A school that's housed inside the Grand Rapids Public Museum is getting a $10 million boost. The XQ Super School Project announced the national award today. The institute says it offered the money to get schools "to rethink and redesign the American high school." The money going to Grand Rapids Public Schools will help cover the costs of renovating the 80-year-old public museum building into a new high school. Flint leaders demand action from Congress regarding water crisis By Bryce Huffman • Sep 14, 2016 Sarah Razak / Flickr - http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Michigan Democrats and Flint leaders continue to urge Congress to help Flint with its ongoing water crisis. State and city officials want Congress to help Flint and other cities improve or replace their aging water infrastructure. Congressman Dan Kildee, D-MI, represents Michigan's 5th district, which includes Flint. He says too many children in Flint have been exposed to the lead in the city's drinking water. Former state worker pleads 'no contest' to Flint water crisis-related charge By Steve Carmody • Sep 14, 2016 steve carmody / Michigan Radio Prosecutors say there is a link between Flint's use of the Flint River as its drinking water source and a deadly Legionnaires Disease outbreak. The link was announced during a court hearing that saw another former government worker plead to charges in the city's drinking water crisis. When they don't wear helmets, we pay By Jack Lessenberry • Sep 14, 2016 When news came yesterday morning that State Representative Peter Pettalia had died in a motorcycle crash, the first question everybody I knew asked was: Was he wearing a helmet? Listen Listening... / 3:00 Jack Lessenberry for Wednesday, September 14, 2016 Pettalia was a key player in the successful drive four years ago to repeal the law requiring motorcyclists to wear helmets. Turns out that he was wearing a helmet at the time of the tragedy, which evidently was not his fault. The brutal fact is that if you are going to collide with a heavy, vast-moving vehicle, a motorcycle, unlike a car, offers almost no protection. Youth cycling group gets kids back on bikes to promote more bike-friendly Traverse City By Stateside Staff • Sep 14, 2016 Courtest of Norte! Listen Listening... / 8:47 Our conversation with Ty Schmidt. He's the founder of Norte! It used to be that getting to school meant hopping on your bike. But when Ty Schmidt moved to Traverse City ten years ago, something stuck him: crowded bike racks outside schools had been replaced with long lines of cars at drop-off and pick-up. That led Schmidt and his wife Johanna to launch an effort to get kids to ride their bikes - safely - to and from school. Lessenberry on Courser's lawsuit and a move to block bag bans By Doug Tribou & Jack Lessenberry • Sep 14, 2016 Michigan Radio This Week in Michigan Politics Jack Lessenberry and Doug Tribou look at Todd Courser's $160 million civil lawsuit, a rejected challenge to Michigan's emergency manager law and a push to stop local communities from regulating plastic grocery bags. Lessenberry and Tribou also talk about a WWE wrestler turned Republican nominee who's looking to pin down a seat in the Michigan House this November. Listen Listening... / 4:10 Listen to the conversation. The first "Q-Line" streetcar will be delivered to Detroit ahead of schedule By Bryce Huffman • Sep 14, 2016 M1 Rail Detroit's light rail system will get its first streetcar delivered ahead of schedule. M1-Rail officials say the first streetcar for the "Q-Line" will be delivered Wednesday, nearly two months ahead of initial projections. There will be four streetcars when the Q-Line opens. M1-Rail's Sommer Woods says when the streetcar arrives, they will immediately begin training and testing. Donald Trump plans to stop in Flint; Mayor Weaver not impressed By Mark Brush • Sep 13, 2016 DonaldJTrump.com Ever since the Flint water crisis broke open this past January, Flint has been no stranger to visitors. Politicians, movie stars, musicians, and media from all over the world have come to see the city stricken by lead-tainted water. Now it's Donald Trump's turn to visit Flint. Lawmakers try to restrict cities from taxing, regulating plastic shopping bags By Cheyna Roth • Sep 13, 2016 Wikimedia Commons / http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 State lawmakers want to make sure your city won't tax or ban plastic grocery and retail bags. A State House committee heard testimony Tuesday about a bill that would prevent cities from banning or taxing plastic bags. The bill has already been passed by the State Senate and is waiting for a decision from the House. No city in Michigan actively bans or taxes the use of plastic bags right now. A Washtenaw County 10-cent fee on plastic bags at retailers is scheduled to begin on Earth Day in 2017. State House remembers late Rep. Peter Pettalia By Rick Pluta • Sep 13, 2016 There are now two desks on the floor of the state House draped with black ribbon and bedecked with flowers. Lawmakers returned to the state Capitol Tuesday to the news that state Representative Peter Pettalia, R-Presque Isle, was killed Monday evening in a motorcycle crash. The desk of state Representative Julie Plawecki, D-Dearborn Heights, also remains vacant after she died this summer from a heart attack. Fertile grass carp found in Canadian waters of Lake Erie By Rebecca Williams • Sep 13, 2016 USGS Listen Listening... / 4:00 Listen to today's Environment Report. The Canadian government has confirmed that, for the first time, a fertile grass carp has been caught in the Canadian waters of western Lake Erie. Grass carp are considered less of a threat than bighead and silver carp (but grass carp can eat a lot of aquatic plants) and for a long time, people thought the grass carp in the lakes were sterile. But lately, fertile grass carp have been turning up. A commercial fisherman caught the fish off Point Pelee. Mobile farmers market on the road in Flint By Virginia Gordan • Sep 13, 2016 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A traveling farmers market has begun popping up around the City of Flint. It's a retrofitted 14 passenger bus that's been equipped to carry fresh produce and other healthy foods to Flint neighborhoods. The project, called Flint Fresh Mobile Market, is the joint effort of several local non-profit organizations and one local business, according to Pam Bailey of the YMCA of Greater Flint. The groups are the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, Flint Food Works, The Local Grocer, Neighborhood Engagement Hub, and YMCA of Greater Flint. Tim Kaine rally draws several thousand to UM campus By Tracy Samilton • Sep 13, 2016 Tracy Samilton Some customers of Espresso Royale in Ann Arbor had to wait a little longer for their cappuccinos and lattes Tuesday afternoon, due to a stop there by Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine. Kaine,with a sizeable contingent of local and national press at his heels, shook hands and chatted with customers, before ordering a cup of coffee and heading to a rally on the University of Michigan diag. About 1,250 Clinton-Kaine loyalists gathered inside the gated area, and another 5,000 or so lined up farther out, according to a U of M event coordinator. Lawsuit accuses two high-profile government officials of bribery, conspiracy and extortion By Lindsey Smith • Sep 13, 2016 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A federal lawsuit alleges the chairman of Michigan State University's Board of Trustees is running a "racketeering enterprise" in Lansing. The suit targets Lansing Mayor Virg Bernero and MSU Board of Trustees Chairman Joel Ferguson, among others. "This is about an elaborate extortion scheme over a project that some say is worth as much at $380 million," attorney Mike Cox said. Cox filed the suit on behalf of two businessmen who pitched the development project in 2012. But he says Ferguson used his political influence to win the project instead. What happens when parents disagree with schools over how to teach kids with special needs? By Stateside Staff • Sep 13, 2016 United States Department of Education / http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Listen Listening... / 17:09 Our conversation with mother Melody Arabo and attorney Mark McWilliams. What happens when you're the parent of a child with special needs, and your view of how you want your child to be educated clashes with the school district's? Man makes case for DTE, Enbridge pipeline from beyond the grave By Stateside Staff • Sep 13, 2016 www.FERC.gov Listen Listening... / 5:45 Our conversation with Keith Matheny. He's a writer for the Detroit Free Press. Are people writing from beyond the grave to support a proposed natural gas line that would run from Ohio into Southeast Michigan and on into Ontario? According to a story in today's Detroit Free Press, the answer is yes. In light of federal appeals decision, do Michiganders have right to vote for local leaders? By Stateside Staff • Sep 13, 2016 flickr user swskeptic / http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Listen Listening... / 4:59 Our conversation with Peter Hammer. He's a law professor at Wayne State University. A federal appeals court has upheld Michigan's emergency manager law. The Sixth Circuit United States Court of Appeals says the law does not violate voting rights, and it does not racially discriminate. The court's opinion says there is no fundamental right to vote for local officials. It also says the state has a legitimate interest in fixing financially struggling local governments. In light of Monday's ruling, where does Michigan go from here? Lawsuit: Learning conditions in Detroit schools violate US Constitution By Sarah Cwiek • Sep 13, 2016 Sarah Cwiek / Michigan Radio Learning conditions in many Detroit schools are so bad, they violate students' basic rights under the U.S. Constitution. That's what a new federal lawsuit contends. It was filed on behalf of students at five of the lowest-performing Detroit schools, including one charter school. The suit cites an ongoing lack of basic educational resources, including teachers, that together deny children of their "constitutional right to literacy." What's the weirdest burger topping you've ever had? By Michael Schramm • Sep 13, 2016 user Jason Thien / Flickr - http://j.mp/1SPGCl0 Have you ever ordered a burger with strange toppings? You know, not the typical stuff - like mustard, ketchup, tomatoes, onions, pickles or lettuce - but something like a fried egg. As we approach National Cheeseburger Day — September 18th — we're curious about the most unconventional topping you've had on a burger in Michigan. Did you like it? Or... no so much. Here are three places we found with some out-of-the-ordinary toppings. School choice, metro Detroit's new white flight By Chastity Pratt Dawsey & Mike Wilkinson • Sep 13, 2016 Photo courtesy of Chastity Pratt Dawsey / Bridge Magazine When the high school in Eastpointe recently welcomed the football team from Lakeview High, it was a homecoming of sorts. That's because nearly 700 students from Eastpointe actually attend school in Lakeview, a public school district five miles away in St. Clair Shores. As it happens, many of the students who left Eastpointe for Lakeview are white. Who owns the image for M-22? By Jack Lessenberry • Sep 13, 2016 There's a fascinating intellectual property rights war going on that may have big implications for anyone who has a business and is thinking about using a symbol in the public domain. Listen Listening... / 3:00 Jack Lessenberry for Tuesday, September 13, 2016 If you drive around much, you've likely seen bumper stickers and T-shirts bearing the familiar diamond-shaped M-22 logo that designated a scenic highway in the Leelanau Peninsula. Sponsor of helmet law repeal dies in motorcycle crash, was wearing helmet By Rick Pluta • Sep 13, 2016 Representative's Home Page The sponsor of the law to repeal Michigan's mandatory helmet law was killed Monday night in a motorcycle crash. Michigan State Police report that State Representative Peter Pettalia was wearing a helmet when he died. Pettalia was riding a motorcycle on M-33 in northern Michigan's Montmorency County. Pettalia was the sponsor of the 2012 law that repealed the helmet requirement for motorcyclists. A recent study found motorcycle fatalities in Michigan jumped by 23 % between 2014 and 2015 and researchers say the repeal of the helmet law almost certainly played a role. Syrian refugees the target of "inflammatory" polling call in Oakland County Executive race By Sarah Cwiek • Sep 13, 2016 Sarah Cwiek / Michigan Radio The question of Syrian refugee resettlement has reared its head in the Oakland County Executive's race--in an ugly and disputed way. Some Oakland County residents reported getting a polling call on Sunday, September 11th. They included Vicki Barnett, the Democrat running for Oakland County Executive. She faces longtime Republican incumbent L. Brooks Patterson. One of the questions accused Syrian refugees of committing numerous rapes and murders in Europe. 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Some struggling homeowners more equal than others
Not all distressed home loan borrowers will benefit equally from the $25 billion national mortgage settlement filed in federal court last week.
Part of the settlement requires the five leading mortgage servicers to forgive at least $10 billion in principal that homeowners owe on mortgages. That will help underwater borrowers who owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth. But the level of principal reduction they get may well depend on who owns their loan.
Some Bank of America borrowers will see their principal cut to the point where they will not be underwater.
But the settlement terms only require JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Citibank to write down mortgages to the point where borrowers' loans are 20% more than home values, although the banks can write them down deeper.
Ally Financial, meanwhile, has settlement terms that require it to write down some first-lien home loans to no more than 5% above the home's value.
In some cases, Ally borrowers may see loans written down to an 85% loan-to-value ratio — meaning borrowers would have 15% equity in their homes.
The differences stem from BofA striking a separate agreement with federal officials that allows it to avoid $850 million in penalties by making deeper cuts in loan principal.
Ally, formerly GMAC, had already modified 28% of its home loans, so it needed more write-down options to satisfy its portion of the settlement, spokeswoman Gina Proia says.
All told, the servicers must provide $20 billion in mortgage relief to borrowers and $5 billion to state and federal governments.
Given the complexities of the mortgage market, "it's next to impossible to give the same deal to every homeowner," says banking analyst Paul Miller of FBR Capital Markets.
To satisfy their settlement obligations, the servicers will modify loans and receive "credit" against what they owe under the settlement.
For some modifications, they'll get $1 in credit for each $1 in principal forgiveness. But in many cases, they'll get only partial credit. As a result, the $10 billion is expected to result in more than $10 billion in relief.
Under the settlement, servicers are likely to modify loans they own themselves, rather than ones they service for investor owners, Miller says.
Distressed homeowners whose loans are owned by Freddie Mac or Fannie Mae won't benefit from the settlement at all. That's half of all home loans.
Payment histories will matter for people seeking principal reductions. BofA requires borrowers to have been 60 or more days late on payments as of Jan. 31. Ally says it will consider those who are current but at risk of default.
The banks say they have begun reviewing customers for principal write-downs.
Borrowers who lost homes to foreclosure will be eligible for payouts from a $1.5 billion fund. That could mean 750,000 borrowers getting about $2,000 each, federal officials have said.
A claims administrator will oversee that part of the settlement.
"It'll be months" before payments are made, says Geoff Greenwood, spokesman for the Iowa attorney general.
The size of payouts will depend on how many people apply, says Patrick Madigan, an assistant Iowa attorney general who worked on the settlement.
That may not be as many people as possible.
Under a separate foreclosure-related settlement with 14 mortgage servicers, federal regulators sent letters last year to 4 million borrowers inviting them to seek reviews of their foreclosure cases and potential compensation.
Only 116,000 people have so far, according to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. The application deadline has been extended to July 31.
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Here is a series of sad cases here in ATL. Perhaps someone in this community knows who these people are.
Someone, somewhere must miss these men. Or at least know their names.
Three years ago this month, they found him unconscious near the track of Grady High School.
He had been jogging up and down the concrete stadium steps when he slipped and fell 30 to 40 feet, according to a witness who called 911. He wore jogging shorts and a T-shirt. His head was shaved on both sides into a Mohawk haircut, and he had a mustache.
No ID. No wallet, no keys or cellphone. No tattoos, no birthmarks, no scars. The only clue his body provided was smooth feet and trimmed toenails.
For three years he has been cared for by Grady Health System, first at its downtown hospital, then its nursing home. His bill is nearing $500,000. Medicaid, the government health insurance program for the poor and disabled, recently started to reimburse Grady for his care.
• Found: July 23, 2002, in Midtown at the Grady High School outdoor track, with a severe head injury and broken hip. He had fallen while jogging the stadium steps.
• Description: Light-skinned African-American or possibly Hispanic male, 5 feet 6, 150 to 155 pounds, with hazel eyes, a Mohawk haircut and a mustache. Thought to be 40 to 50 years old.
• Clues: None. An investigation around Piedmont Park area hotels, bars, fitness clubs, neighborhoods, churches and businesses produced no leads. Searches in surrounding states and government databases also failed.
• If you have information: Call 404-616-8100.
In Spanish, he says his name is José Abraham Osorio, that he's from Guatemala.
For more than two years, that's about all the Grady staff knew about the small man who prefers to spend his days in bed watching Spanish soap operas.
• Identifies himself as José Abraham Osorio
• Found: Nov. 12, 2002, after being struck by a car in Chamblee.
• Description: Hispanic male; 5 feet 5, about 150 pounds. Appears to be in his 40s, brown eyes, salt-and-pepper hair, mustache, beard (since shaven off); speaks Spanish.
• Clues: Says he's originally from Guatemala City. Mother's name: Juanita. Father, deceased. Two older sisters: Catalina (Cata) and Tina. Also, possibly, four brothers, all of them carpenters. Also says that he worked at a chicken farm in Doraville and as a carpenter making tables for a furniture factory.
• If you have information: Call 404-616-8100.
With his long legs, he can simply step over the metal gates on the staircase. After "escaping" once or twice — just to the courtyard — he now wears a "wander guard," a radio transmitter attached to an ankle bracelet.
"There's a lady here who thinks she's his sister, so she calls out to him all the time: 'Now you just go back to your room, Albert, and sit down,' " laughs Olivia Walker, a Crestview nurse manager. "He'll turn around and go back."
It's clear Walker and other staff members at Crestview's A-1 Unit have grown fond of the tall, handsome old man who calls himself Albert Smith. He arrived less than three months ago. Grady has absorbed the cost of his hospital and nursing home care, which so far totals $63,186.14.
Even in donated clothes, he dresses in dapper fashion. A tan cap tilts over his gray hair, and new leather shoes tread a well-worn path along the hallways.
He's on medication for agitation and dementialike symptoms.
If kept busy, he stays calm, so he sweeps the floors and takes his time eating meals. Grady staff members scoured Dublin for anyone who might know him, because he often talks about people from that Middle Georgia town.
• Identifies himself as Albert Smith
• Found: March 21, 2005, in southeast Atlanta, wandering the streets "with altered mental status."
• Description: African-American male; 6 feet, 146 pounds, gray hair, hazel eyes, possibly 68 or 69 years old.
• Clues: Mentions Dublin most frequently, along with other Middle Georgia and South Georgia locations. ? Names his parents as Alfred and Emma Smith. Possibly has older brothers. Childhood nickname: Buddy or Bubba. ... Also talks about a St. Luke's Baptist Church and working for sawmills and for a sheriff's deputy.
• If you have information: Call 404-616-8100.
If any of you have any ideas, let the hospital know at the listed numbers. I know the odds are thin, but this is better than doing nothing.


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Bein Fattoria located right in the middle of the farm-yard, it is possible, when here, to listen to some every-day-noises related to the countryside activities and farm duties. Right beside the Fattoria flats, in add, there is part of a construction site belonging to Tenuta Regina which is NOT operational from spring to autumn.
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August 10, 2016 by Colin Solan
Filed under Animation, Anime, Comic Books, Comic Strips, Convention News, Cosplay, Massachusetts, Movies, Other, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Television, Video Games, Webcomics
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Boston Comic Con kicks off the three-day comic book convention on Friday, August 12 to Sunday August 14!
Boston Comic Con Celebrity Guest list includes William Shatner, the original Captain James T. Kirk, whose appearance, along with Vic Mignogna, marks the celebration of Star Trek's 50th anniversary. Also appearing are leading stars from top current TV shows including John Barrowman, Caity Lotz, Ciara Renee, Danielle Panabaker and Robbie Amell from CW's Arrow, Legends of Tomorrow and The Flash, Ben Mckenzie from Gotham, Elizabeth Henstridge from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Gillian Anderson from the X-Files and featuring special appearances from Doctor Who companions Jenna Coleman and Karen Gillan.
Frank Miller, the most celebrated creators in comic book history, headlines a stellar line-up of over 90 world class comic book artists and writers, including notable appearances by Sam Kieth and John Cassaday. Kieth is best known for his creator-owned titles The Maxx and Zero Girl and as co-creator of The Sandman. Cassady is a fan favorite artist with acclaimed runs on Planetary, Captain America, Astonishing X-Men and Marvel's new Star Wars series. They join other famed artists such as Arthur Adams, Mike and Laura Allred, Greg Capullo, Amanda Conner, Terry Dodson, Phil Jimenez, Erik Larsen, Jae Lee, David Lloyd, Jimmy Palmiotti, Scott Snyder, Mark Waid, Marv Wolfman, Bernie Wrightson and many more.
On Friday, August 12, it's Family Day where kids age 10 and under will receive free admission to the show featuring a variety of family friendly activities.
On Saturday, August 13, Mayor Marty Walsh will greet William Shatner and deliver a proclamation to the Star Trek legend. This will take place at 9:45 AM in the Harborview Ballroom at the Seaport World Trade Center. Also participating are Nick Kanieff and Jim Talbot, co-founders of Boston Comic Con.
On Sunday, August 14, the convention continues and includes one of the most anticipated events of the weekend, the annual Costume Contest on Sunday, August 14 from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM in the Plaza Ballroom.
WHERE: Seaport World Trade Center
200 Seaport Boulevard
Boston, MA
WHEN: Friday, August 12: 12:00PM – 8:00PM
Saturday, August 13: 10:00AM – 7:00PM
Sunday, August 14: 10:00AM – 6:00PM
Tickets and information available at the link: www.bostoncomiccon.com
Sketch Fighter Returns to Boston Comic Con 2016
August 9, 2016 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Convention News, Massachusetts
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The quick-draw game that pairs professional artists with stand-up comedians returns to the BOSTON COMIC CON and the 2016 bracket has been released.
Semi final 1 will feature: artist SARA RICHARD and comedian KEVIN HARRINGTON vs. artist CHRISTOPHER UMINGA and comedian KEN REID.
Semi Final 2 pits artist FRED HEMBECK and comedian DAN BOULGER vs. artist TIM SEELEY and comedian PHOEBE ANGLE.
Semi finals will be followed by bronze and gold medal matches! The action starts at 3:00 PM in the Seaport Center's Amphitheater Saturday August 13th! Last year over a hundred people had to be turned away so get there early! Hosted by TOM FRANCK and JOHN PAUL RIVERA.
Baltimore Comic-Con Releases New Cosplay Props Policy
August 6, 2016 by Colin Solan
Filed under Convention News, Cosplay, Maryland
Press Release:
The Baltimore Comic-Con will be held on September 2-4, 2016 at the Inner Harbor's Baltimore Convention Center.
Our first priority at Baltimore Comic-Con will always be the safety and welfare of all our fans, guests, vendors, and the Baltimore community. Our amended policy is intended to address sharp-edged blades and realistic, functioning firearms. With that in mind, our AMENDED Weapons Policy follows.
The following list is not meant to be all-inclusive and the Baltimore Comic-Con reserves the right to prohibit additional items not listed in this policy. Prohibited items include, but are not limited to:
- Functional firearms of any kind (including air soft guns, BB guns, cap guns, paintball guns, and pellet guns)
- Replica firearms (including reproductions, or toy guns that can be confused for actual firearms by law enforcement)
- Sharp-edged (non-dull) bladed weapons (including axes, daggers, hatchets, knives and swords, sword canes, and switch blades)
- Explosives of any type (including black powder, firecrackers, and fireworks)
- Chemical weapons (including mace and pepper spray)
If you purchase a sharp-bladed weapon (not blunt or rounded) from a Vendor at the convention, please be careful and consider keeping it in its original packaging while you're on the show floor.
We completely appreciate the time and effort that so many of our fans and guests put into their costumes and convention attire. Whether dressing for our annual costume contest, cosplay, or simply showing your fandom, we understand that weaponry is often part of the overall presentation. We sincerely hope everyone understands these extra measures that have been designed to preserve a safe and enjoyable environment for all, and we strongly encourage everyone to continue wearing the costumes on which they have spent so much time and effort.
Thank you in advance for working with us to ensure a safe and fun time is experienced by everyone at the Baltimore Comic-Con.
General Admission and VIP Package tickets for Weekend, Friday, Saturday, andSunday, as well as the Harvey Awards, are now on sale! Visit www.baltimorecomiccon.com/tickets/ for more information and to purchase your advanced tickets now, and as always, kids 10 and under get into the show free with a paid adult General Admission.
While they are available, be sure to take advantage of discount rate arrangements we have made with hotels near the Baltimore Convention Center. For all the details, see: http://baltimorecomiccon.com/about/hotels
To make parking easy and stress-free, we have partnered with Parking Panda, the nationwide leader in online parking reservations, to allow attendees driving to the show to purchase guaranteed parking near the Baltimore Comic-Con. Click here to book your guaranteed parking spot, or if you need help or have questions, call 800-232-6415
In the coming weeks, look for more announcements from the Baltimore Comic-Con. We are looking forward to highlighting our guests, the Harvey Awards, industry exclusives, and programming. The latest developments can always be found on our website, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook pages.
August 5, 2016 by Joe Fauvel
Filed under Animation, Anime, Collectibles, Comic Books, Comic Strips, Convention News, Cosplay, Florida, Gaming, Horror, Manga, Movies, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Sports, Television, Video Games, Webcomics
For Immediate Release
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Katana Makes Her Way to Orlando Following The Release Of This Highly-Anticipated Film
ORLANDO – Karen Fukuhara, better known for her role as Katana, in this summer's hit blockbuster Suicide Squad, will be part of Spooky Empire's dark side of comic con guest list at this year's Fall Convention, which will take place at the Orange County Convention Center, Friday, October 7 – Sunday October 9, 2016. Fukuhara is one of many guests recently announced alongside Doug Bradley "Pinhead" from Hellraiser, Kane Hodder "Jason" from Friday the 13th, Tony Moran "Michael Myers" from Halloween, Bill Johnson "Leatherface" from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Robert Englund "Freddy Krueger" from A Nightmare on Elm Street and Zoe Bell from Death Proof and Kill Bill.
Fukuhara recently completed filming the role of Katana in Suicide Squad opposite Will Smith, Margot Robbie, Jared Leto, Viola Davis and Jai Courtney scheduled to be released later on this week. Fukuhara will be appearing at Spooky Empire two days, October 8-9.
As previously announced, Spooky Empire has changed locations in order to accommodate even more attendees. Nearly 14,000 fans, guests, and professionals are expected to attend this year's annual fun and horror friendly Halloween gathering. Further details about guest participation will be posted on the Spooky Empire website as soon as they become available.
"The fun is just beginning!" said Pete Mongelli, owner and event producer of Spooky Empire. "We will be announcing more thrilling guests in the upcoming months and we're excited to have Fukuhara as Suicide Squad will be sweeping the box office."
All advance tickets, now on sale, are discounted. Prices increase after September 19th and at the door. In advance, three day passes are $60, one day passes on Friday and Sunday are $30, and one day passes on Saturday $35. VIP Packages are $199 and include early entry to all three days, raffles, T-shirts, autograph line fast-pass, exclusive VIP party access on Saturday night with guest celebrities in attendance and a special cake designed by Eric and Patty Woller, two-time champions of Food Network Cake Wars. Tickets for children under eleven years old are free.
Rooms are available at The Hyatt Regency for a discounted price of $119 per night. Rooms can be reserved online or by calling 1-407-284-1234. Mention 'Spooky Empire' for special rate.
For more information regarding the schedule and to purchase tickets, visit www.spookyempire.com. Stay tuned as more activities, special guests, celebrities and more will be announced in the coming months.
For more information about Spooky Empire, visit spookyempire.com.
Follow them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (@SpookyEmpire).
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About Spooky Empire
Founded in 2003, Spooky Empire's Fall Convention has grown to become one of the largest thriller conventions and the dark side of comic con in the nation with attendance increasing each year. Designed to be THE ultimate weekend for thriller fans of all ages, the event allows guests to meet and mingle with their favorite movie and TV stars, buy amazing collectibles from hundreds of vendors and artists, see new and emerging films as well as old favorites, get tattooed by some of the best artists in the world, and take part in one of the largest Zombie Walks in the country. In May 2011, Spooky Empire introduced their Spring Convention mid-season to provide fans with even more fun in anticipation of their Fall Convention. Spooky Empire's ultimate goal is to provide memorable events for fans to return to each year, a place where they can congregate with thousands of other people with the same interests. For more information, visit www.spookyempire.com.
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John Byrne Makes Rare Appearance at Star Trek Las Vegas 2016 Convention
August 2, 2016 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Convention News, Nevada, Science Fiction and Fantasy
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Creation Entertainment's 15th Annual Las Vegas Star Trek Convention 2016 kicks off this week and one of the special guests in attendance will be John Byrne, a titan in his field whose contributions to comic books cannot be overstated.
Not only will Byrne be making a rare appearance at this week's Star Trek convention, he will be signing copies of his Star Trek books for IDW Publishing at the IDW booth throughout the weekend. Please note that, in keeping with the theme of the convention, Byrne will only be signing his Star Trek works, including the brand-new New Visions Special "The Cage" photo-story, which will be making its convention debut here.
Fans can meet Mr. Byrne at IDW booth #54 and get their Star Trek books signed in Las Vegas this weekend as well as pick up IDW's Convention Variant of the Star Trek 50th Anniversary Cover Celebration. IDW has commissioned a special triptych drawing by Star Trek artist J.K. Woodward chronicling the 50 years of Star Trek cast members and produced three variant covers. Each connecting cover is limited to only 250 copies, and the first cover, of Star Trek: The Original Series and Star Trek: The Next Generation, will be available for sale at the IDW table during the convention at a cost of $10 per copy. The remaining two connecting variants are show exclusive variants for the Star Trek Mission show in New York City, and the 2016 New York Comic Con, respectively.
WHOOOOO!! The Nature Boy coming to Spooky Empire!
August 1, 2016 by Joe Fauvel
Filed under Animation, Collectibles, Comic Books, Convention News, Cosplay, Florida, Gaming, Horror, Manga, Movies, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Sports, Television, Video Games, Webcomics
WOOOOOO!!!! Wrestling fans, guess who's coming to Spooky Empire? The one and only wrestling legend RIC FLAIR will be at Spooky Empire, one day only, in Orlando, FL!
RIC FLAIR AKA "The Nature Boy" is among the most famous and well-known wrestlers in the world, and has been one of wrestling's biggest stars since the late 1970s.
Meet RIC FLAIR one day ONLY, Friday, October 7, 2016 at SPOOKY EMPIRE at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando October 7-9, 2016.
Tickets, VIP packages and hotel rooms are available but moving fast! Get 'em while you can.
For more info visit us at www.spookyempire.com
LINK: Denver Comic Con Sets New Attendance Record
August 1, 2016 by Brian Pate
Filed under Colorado, Comic Books, Convention News
Nearly 115,000 attended in 2016.
LINK: Long Beach Comic Con Exhibitors Targeted by Hotel Scammers
August 1, 2016 by Brian Pate
Filed under California, Comic Books, Convention News
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An Evening with John Barrowman
July 31, 2016 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Convention News, Massachusetts, Movies, Other, Television
Join John Barrowman, star of Arrow, Torchwood, and Doctor Who, for an intimate event on Saturday August 13, 2016 from 8:00 – 10:00 PM where he will be telling stories, answering questions and having a blast as usual. Remember, Anything Goes! Tickets available at the link…
John will also appear at Boston Comic Con from August 12-14, 2016 (this event is is not affiliated with the convention)
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Al Jaffee to Receive Harvey Kurtzman Hall of Fame Award at Baltimore Comic-Con 2016
July 28, 2016 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Comic Strips, Convention News, Maryland
Press Release:
The Baltimore Comic-Con is September 2-4, 2016 at the Baltimore Convention Center, and will once again host the Harvey Awards on the evening of September 3, 2016. We are privileged to announce the addition of legendary MAD Magazine creator and industry luminary Al Jaffee for a special panel at the Baltimore Comic-Con and bestowal of the Harvey Kurtzman Hall of Fame Award. Mr. Jaffee will be joining us on Saturday, September 2nd. Tickets for the show and awards ceremony are now available.
Al Jaffee, MAD Magazine cartoonist and creator of the celebrated fold-in cover, is a Guinness World Record holder with the longest career of a comics artist (over 73 years!). His early career was spent as an artist for Timely Comics and Atlas Comics, and later again working for Stan Lee again as an editor on Timely's humor and teenage comics, including the Patsy Walker titles. His syndicated strip, Tall Tales, was collected and published by Abrams in 2008, winning the 2009 Harvey Award for Best Cartoonist and the Special Award for Humor in Comics. After time spent at MAD Magazine, he followed Harvey Kurtzman to Trump and Humbug, the former of which was recently collected and reprinted by Dark Horse. After both efforts folded, Jaffee returned to MAD Magazine, where he continues to provide fold-in covers to this day.
His work can be most recently be found in Tall Tales from Abrams (2008), the MAD Fold-In Collection 1964-2010 from Chronicle Books (2011) and Al Jaffee's Mad Life by Mary-Lou Weisman (and illustrations by Al Jaffee) from HarperCollins (2010).
Al has received numerous awards that celebrate his long career. He was inducted into the Society of Illustrators Hall of Fame in 2014, and the Will Eisner Hall of Fame in 2013. He has received the Reuben Award from the National Cartoonists Society in 2008 as well as their Humor Comic Book Award in 1979. He was also Best Cartoonist in 2001 for his work on MAD Magazine. He has received the Sergio Award from the Comic Art Professional Society and the Inkpot Award at the San Diego Comic-Con.
"This is such a huge honor," said Marc Nathan, promoter of the Baltimore Comic-Con. "Not only to have such a giant among giants of the comics field at the show, but to be able to celebrate his storied career and contributions to the industry at the Harvey Awards ceremony. We're exceptionally proud, and fans won't want to miss his panel Saturday at the show!"
About The Baltimore Comic-Con
The Baltimore Comic-Con is celebrating its 17th year of bringing the comic book industry to the Baltimore and Washington D.C. area. For more information, please visit www.baltimorecomiccon.com.
About The Harvey Awards
The Harvey Awards are one of the comic book industry's oldest and most respected awards. With a history of over 20 years, the last 11 in conjunction with the Baltimore Comic-Con, the Harveys recognize outstanding achievements in over 20 categories. They are the only industry awards nominated and selected by the full body of comic book professionals. For more information, please visit www.harveyawards.org.


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University of Bradford Peace Studies 40th Anniversary Conference report from IPB member
Dear all
Please find below a very interesting report from Ann Jordan who was at this very wide-ranging conference.
Colin Archer
University of Bradford Peace Studies 40th Anniversary Conference,
3-5 May, 2014
Report from Ann Jordan, IPB Council Member, UK
To mark the occasion of its 40th anniversary, University of Bradford Peace Studies hosted a 3-day international conference with a range of papers on the future of peace studies in the 21st Century. Key papers were:
Josh Brem-Wilson Univ. Bradford,Recovering the Primacy of peace norms:Towards a methodology of academic peace research. Kevin Kester,Peace Studies, the united nations universities and pedagogic discourse. Valentina Bartolucci, The Role of Peace Studies in an increasingly violent world : Looking for an alternative approach to terrorism.
The conference was organised around eight themes: Disarmament; Participation; Conflict Resolution; Peacekeeping and Peace-building;War and Peace in Africa; Peace Education; Philosophy; and the Security-Development Nexus.
I only attended one day of this three-day event but two peace colleagues, Peter van den Dungen, former Peace Studies Lecturer, and Peter Nias, Honorary Visiting Research Fellow, Peace Studies, have contributed to this report.
Peter van den Dungen, who chaired the opening round-table, said that it went well with the Lord Mayor speaking beautifully and from the heart. Peter was impressed with the fact that the hall was full to the very end of the conference Also, that the organisation was excellent overall, and altogether he found it an enjoyable and meaningful conference.
My own experience of this event was also very enjoyable, stimulating and inspiring.
The three plenaries were:
• Dr Saeb Erekat, Chief Negotiator for Palestine, focussed on the need for a peaceful settlement between Israel and Palestine, saying e.g. "Stand tall with those who are pro-peace" and "Worship God but don't use him as a pretext for bloodshed".
• Dr Shirin Ebadi, Former Iranian Judge and Nobel Peace Laureate spoke too on issues of war and peace emphasising preventative measures. She concluded by raising many issues about on-going human rights violations in Iran and the need for the West to address these rather than the disproportionate focus on nuclear power.
• Dr Helen Frowe, Centre for the Ethics of War and Peace, University of Stockholm, addressed 'What Justifies Humanitarian Intervention?'
A key point was the central factor of permissibility, i.e. we have to accept that interveners have the intention to aid; motivation is crucial to this. However, according to Jus ad bellum, intentions can be the wrong place to look. Intentions are not the same as justifications…and 'on the grounds of good intentions' isn't necessarily a justification.
My first panel session, 'Peacekeeping and Peace-building' had 3 speakers, notably Dr. David Curran on 'The Unintended Consequences of Protection of Civilians'…that is protection of civilians by UN 'Blue Helmet' peacekeeping forces. The 'core principles' mechanism, based on 3 main guidelines, is relatively new and though morally good, can produce many problems….
Re Definition: the UN's own definition of peacekeeping makes no mention of Protection of Civilians,(PoC) describing peacekeeping as a 'technique designed to preserve the peace …where fighting has been halted, and to assist in implementing agreements achieved by the peacemakers.' Following the failure of its own safe area policy in Bosnia and the genocide in Rwanda, the UN has developed strategies to direct peacekeepers to protect civilians within the areas of deployment.
This effective rise of PoC is to be welcomed. However. it is also worth being aware of the problematic side of this, particularly in how it engages with the present UN peacekeeping system.
At the Operational level: PoC has had an effect on the core principles of peacekeeping. Operations deployed with PoC mandates are usually carried out via 3 complementary areas, which helps to ensure that the UN maintains consent for an operation. However, in certain deployments, operational demands have taken over planning and led to having to protect civilians purely through offering direct protection – guarding bases where civilians are sheltering from low level civil war fighting. Also the use of force in certain deployments, e.g. Congo – becomes 'force intervention'. Therefore, the core principles are being eroded, and has had an impact on the approaches at a more strategic level towards peacekeeping.
Financially: consequences are also being felt on other areas of policy such as levels of troop reimbursement for peacekeepers. Also, if operations are to be deployed in areas where use of force may be used, possibly without state consent, this will have a financial effect on the peacekeeping system, which is more pronounced when major financial contributors are trying to keep costs low within UN operations.
In conclusion, there is need to question the conceptual difficulties with protecting civilians.
UN Security Council actions towards PoC often give an impression of recklessness, which is possibly the most destabilising of the unintended consequences of PoC activities.
It is essential that those involved in the deployment of PoC policy in peacekeeping critically engage with the impact of PoC policy, reflect on successes and failures of using peacekeepers and peacekeeping to undertake a considerable share of tasks and seek innovative strategies to prevent escalation.
Second panel: 'War and Philosophy' notably Kelly Denton Borhaug, Moravian College, with her paper, 'Moral Injury: New Evidence for Abolishing War'.
The concept of 'Moral Injury' as a wound of war is seen as having parallels with PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome) but stemming from a different source; for example, torturers who cannot deal with the stain that blights their lives. Moral Injury occurs owing to a conflict between a violation of beliefs about the world and the self as worthy; a strong ethical core is damaged.
Moral Injury is very prevalent among US military service members who are suffering from a legacy of ethical and moral violations during involvement in war. The Pentagon does not recognise Moral Injury; however, use of the term 'inner conflict' is allowed. It will be essential for us to examine the effects of militarism on citizens' identity, together with the complex concept of resilience and the need to challenge our so-called 'civic duty' regarding war.
Martin Luther King said, "Moral degradation in war is the cause of Moral Injury."
John Gittings, School of Oriental and African Studies, discussed, 'Peace Theory and Just War in the 21st Century' maintaining that there is a philosophy of war but not of peace and moreover that 'philosophy of peace' is outside of 'peace studies'. He stated that Just War theory is a myth; a fig leaf for justifying war, and concluded with, "Philosophers also should think more about peace!"
Flavio Sanza, University of Swansea, discussed 'A Philosopher against the Idea of War'
Two thinkers re Just Peace but with contradictory visions were selected by this speaker: Kant and Tolstoy. Kant said that the conditions necessary were democratic peace and liberal principles plus the rule of law, which still applies today. He envisaged a world federation of states with multi-lateral institutions. However, the dilemma here is the employment of armies and security forces maintaining perpetual peace via organised violence. Tolstoy as a pacifist believing in the abolition of war, suggests a contradictory vision to Kant; it removes reliance on violence for social order. However, this position contains a negative element in that it can be seen as conflict indecision i.e. not taking action, whereas 'positive peace' looks for alternatives. Therefore, there are unresolved tensions in these 2 visions re the best ways to resolve conflict. NB International law with its 'humanitarian' acceptance of Just War enhances reasons for justifying war. And linked with this is the increasing influence of transnational organisations, e.g. unregulated arms trade and financing of militias etc. Thus, pacifism is seen as a highly utopian vision in respect of all forms of collective violence. However, there are equal challenges for the Kantian vision in the construction of organisations that depend on collective violence.
My final panel, 'Conflict Resolution', had three speakers.
Maria Del Pilar Ramirez Grobli, University of St Gallen, spoke on 'Conflict Transformation in Rural Colombia: Shifting to New Negotiation Mechanisms'.
In specific communities, collective endeavours are being used to transform conflict peacefully For example, jointly growing crops in local areas through negotiated agreements, and significant use of community singing, e.g. strong, resilient farmers singing their narratives with positive messages. This has enabled the setting up of a communication system between armed groups and civilians. They acknowledge people's victim-hood and suffering. Song is powerful as collective resistance.
Sherrill Hayes, Kennesaw State University, spoke on 'The Power of Participatory Action Research: Photovoice as a Bridge between Conflict Resolution Theory and Practice'.
'Photovoice' an image and dialogue-based participatory action research has enabled people to come together regularly using images to create responses. The researcher drew upon theories including social conflict e.g. Galtung's 'structural violence'.
Isabel Philips, University of Bradford, presented, 'Heuristics in Mediation: Loss Aversion and the Role of the Mediator'. Key question for mediators is, how to switch between instant instinctive decision making (System 1: fast thinking, gut reactions) and 'head' responses or reactions (System 2: slow thinking, intellectual). The speaker drew upon Daniel Kahneman's research on human behaviour notably his 'Thinking Fast & Slow' (2010).
Peter Nias's feedback provides a good overview of the conference:
"There have been times that the world-renowned Bradford Peace Studies experienced some rocky patches. The 40th anniversary celebration and conference in 2014 put that well in the past. With around 200 delegates from 27 countries it was an event which helped us all to reflect. There were debates on the tension between activists and academics. Around 80 papers were received on the conference themes. Current cutting-edge research was presented and critically reviewed. There were non-academics wanting to inform themselves of the theory and practice of peace. There were academics testing the concepts. There were some military people too. There were also three exhibitions -on how Bradford Peace Studies started under the leadership of Adam Curle, on peace philanthropy, and a peace time-line."
"Where do we go from here; can peace studies cope with future challenges? was the subject of the final debate. Led by Prof Paul Rogers, Prof Jenny Pearce & Prof Caroline Hughes.
The main points were: We need to rebuild an horizontal ontology/knowledge from and between the grass-roots;the vertical aspects which have been/are being used are only one dimension.
That Peace Studies has become more involved locally to Bradford in the last 15 years.
There is need to continue and develop the media/broadcasting work to put across the research that is being done. 'Where to now in the study of peace?' is and will continue to be very much an ongoing debate."
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This state is heavily subsidized by hardworking liberals and Mexican immigrants in states like New Jersey, California, and Massachusetts.
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