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In what edition of DnD was the Barbarian's rage introduced?
Although the barbarian was introduced in Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (1st edition) in the Unearthed Arcana supplement, they were tribal wilderness warriors more akin to rangers, and didn't have anything resembling the rage ability. It wasn't until Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition that barbarians appeared with an ability with the actual name "Rage." However, there were earlier versions of the Rage ability that just had different names. In The Complete Barbarian's Handbook (AD&D 2nd edition) there is the Brute class kit which provides a barbarian with the "Wild Brawl" special ability, which is introduced with, "When fighting without weapons, the Brute can propel himself into a berserk frenzy." However, "Wild Brawl" is mechanically entirely unrelated to Rage. In the same book, the Ravager class kit provided the barbarian with the "Become Enraged" special ability, with which the "Ravager may work himself into a fighting frenzy, increasing his effectiveness in combat." Mechanically, an enraged Ravager hits easier and does more damage, is hit easier, is harder to damage, and is harder to charm. Also in AD&D 2nd edition there is a Warrior class kit exclusive to dwarves in The Complete Book of Dwarves called the Battlerager, which is "a fearless warrior, able to create an insane rage within himself which increases his fighting ability and distorts his physical features," and therefore a dwarven barbarian in all but name. A Battlerager in "the Killing Rage" receives bonus hit points, bonuses to attack and damage, and an AC bonus, as well as being immune to charm-like effects, but may not stop fighting until there are no more enemies standing. The Complete Book of Dwarves was published in 1991, four years before The Complete Barbarian's Handbook, making the Battlerager the first barbarian-like† character with an ability that is recognisable as a "rage" ability. †Bear in mind that before D&D3, only humans could take the actual barbarian class, so fighter class variants like the Battlerager were the official way of playing a non-human character that fulfilled the same class role. |
Although the barbarian as a class was not introduced until AD&D, the idea of rage does predate that publication. The Dragon issue #3 (October 1976) had rules for a "New D&D Subclass: The Berserker" (by Jon Pickens). This class had an ability called Berserking. From that article: A Barbarian class was also published in White Dwarf #4 (Dec 1977) but I don't know if it had a rage mechanic. The article was also reprinted in The Best of White Dwarf. edit: I tracked down a copy of the White Dwarf article. It had a mechanism called First-strike Ferocity. There was also a version of the barbarian in an article by Gygax in The Dragon #63 (July 1982, predating Unearthed Arcana by a couple years) but, like the Unearthed Arcana version, it lacked a Rage ability. Carl |


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I have been in build mode these past weeks, due to being forced onto disability leave from having to use a cane, sometimes (Hip replacement surgery). I have NOT wasted my time.
I have been gardening, riding my bike, and building stuff.
I have up-scaled a Wicked One to use a rather unlikely pair of JBLs (of which I still have multiples and more). I did not use a standard California made JBL.
I used a recone kit from MacKenzie to revive some old blown drivers, on a standard 2245 frame (I did it myself) to create a LF 2245 type of sub from aftermarket parts.
I am not saying that I have created a "classic" 2245, because as I began testing the T/S parameters and calculating the ones i could, this driver is quite different from published specifications for the 2245.
All I did was to make the enclosure upscaled by 1.6-ish , using a leftover MDF 1.5 inch desktop as the top and bottom that I happened across.
Importantly, I altered the scale of the enclosure a bit (just using raw ratios at first) and ignored the "8 cubic feet enclosure" requirement for these drivers.
As I moved forward, I had no clue as to whether it would actually work or not, but I had faith in the design, from previous builds.
I would love to post some specs, and pics in time, but I can tell you offhand, using my experience from building several different WOs in the past, that this box roxxors, using an 18", long throw woofer.
I have quite a bit of bracing to do, because this box can dance across the floor. We all know that is bad.
I do not want to alter the interior, yet, so the braces will be applied to the outside. I feel that a massive re-design to use an 18 might be necessary, using substantially more effective bracing.
... but at four feet by four feet, and 24" tall, I can shake the ground, seriously with this one dual 18 box.
I am pleased!!
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After extensive testing with sweeps, tones and simple caveman measurements outside on the ground (using an antiquated 1/6 octave audio analyzer, pink noise and a pure tones against a RS dB meter) ... stuffing the compression chamber ... bracing the outer planes of the high pressure areas ... switching the drivers front to back inside the enclosure ...
I am still measuring the 3dB down point above 30Hz (about 32hz it seems).
I have massive output from 180Hz (and even higher, but that is the highest I can set this crossover) down to 42Hz, then it drops like a rock.
So, for my interests (I wanted to create a better home theater sub LOL), my experiment is a failure, but for a small club PA that does not require any really low freqs, this thing could prove to be awesome in pairs or quads.
I am still forced back to the old school idea that, if you really want big loud low bass, you will end up with an enclosure the size of a refrigerator or two.
While this thing definitely kicks ass below 200 Hz to around 40z in the upper bass region, but it can not go low, as it is. EQ helps and as I mentioned, for a small PA this would really be impressive, but for deep lows, my experiment fails.
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OK, taking it back. NOT so fail! I just needed to learn how to use them.
I have found that by placing this massive dual eighteen bass box behind my couch, (sorry, but WAF is affected, since we lose two feet of floor space) aimed at the floor, elevated eight inches off the floor using twelve giant solid building blocks (delay of the signal to match what comes from the 15" fronts set by auto using my advanced digital receiver) makes for some of the best sounding movie tracks I have ever heard.
Wow. Dead serious, I mean not just the floor shakes but the entire everything you feel can become sympathetic with whatever massive low frequency effects the movie throws at you.
I had a "friend" who swore by bass shakers attached to his couch for real bass experience when the "big sounds" hit, but I wish he could experience what I have going right now. It is NOT shakers; it is just SOUND and buttloads of it. Pure high quality powerful AIR moving anything it touches.
I know my amazement has a bit to do with my already having a fairly substantial biamped quad fifteen/dual ten sub system already installed, but I am thinking that having a third system, set close to the listening area and again exciting even more positive room nodes is fascinating.
I can actually turn DOWN all the subwoofer systems and even enjoy movies more when you do not actually hear your subwoofer systems, but only sense the feel of what they can do.
Unfortunately, this "little experiment" will be over soon as we actually NEED those extra two feet of floor length in our movie area.
WAF is really important to me.
Oh, I forgot to mention, using highly efficient drivers (these 2 drivers seem to measure about 104dB @ 2.83V in these enclosures - both drivers, both channels- that's probably 4W total, maybe 2W, but my head is tired right now.) is, I think, a key here. I am using 1200 watt drivers, but powering them with a mere 150 Watts per, but not needing anywhere near the upper part of this ancient Crown amp's capability.
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There are no failures just the BOOM!!!
I learn along time ago, with multiple subs, that room placement is critical and even then some just do not want to cooperate.
Can't we all just get along....
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This speaker system (an overblown Wicked One, using dual JBL 18' drivers) is destined for the out of doors, sitting on my deck once the snow is all gone.
Early testing (before it got too cold to be outside) still has me pointing it forward between an elevated 15" and horn on each side.
Last test I was running a PS400 in mono on the WO and another on the upper enclosures DBx electronic crossover for the lows.
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Rare duck returns to Colusa refuge
Samantha Smeed missed the show last year — but the Woodland woman was not going to miss it this year.
Donned in a bright pink rain parka, Smeed was out at the Colusa National Wildlife Refuge with a handful of others to catch a glimpse of the rare Asian falcated duck.
The duck was first seen last year, and attracted national and international attention, and attracted hundreds to the Colusa refuge.
The falcated duck was spotted by refuge Manager Mike Peters about 10 a.m. Sunday, and again Monday morning near the viewing platform.
"I started to let some people know and we probably had about 25 people out here at one time," Peters said.
The return of the Asian bird is not a complete surprise to Peters, who thought the bird might find its way back given some history with others in its species.
Falcated ducks that had unexpectedly showed up in Oregon and other locations have frequently returned.
"So I thought we had a good chance that he would come back," Peters said.
And that was good news for Smeed.
"My friends and I are avid bird watchers; I've been one since I was a little girl in Munich," said Smeed in her birth-place German accent.
"I was out of the country last year when this little fella dropped in last year, so when my friends told me he was back, I rushed up here."
The rare duck is in the teal family and is named for the male's long, falcated — or sickle-shaped — tertials, the wing feathers near his body that overhang onto the tail.
Peters said with the storm activity in the area, including one that was expected to come in as early as Tuesday, it is unknown whether the bird will stay in the area or not.
"I just hope a hunter does not get him," Smeed said.
The very thought of that caught the attention of the others who came out to see the bird Monday afternoon.
"That would be horrible," said Clifford Talks, a friend of Smeed's from Davis.
"I am a hunter myself, and have hunted in Colusa County many times," Talks said.
"I have not seen this bird in flight so I don't know what it looks like in the air. Hopefully, he just stays where he is at."
Where he has been at mostly is among other teals near the viewing platform, which is accessible by foot.
The last storm has temporarily closed the auto tour circuit at the refuge with water from the 2047 Canal overflowing in some areas.
The Colusa National Wildlife Refuge is located on the south side of Highway 20 west of Colusa.
As many as 300,000 ducks and 100,000 geese have been known to make the refuge home for at least part of the winter.
Typically, the refuge hosts about 25,000 visitors annually, but that number certainly was much higher last year because of this duck, and Peters expected the visitor count to be up even without the duck because of the exposure it received last year.
A number of improvements have been made to the facility in anticipation of the increased number of people.


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Blend mashed bananas with a box of cranberry quick-bread mix for this easy-to-make, double-fruit treat.
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Anita's Cranberry Scones [49]
Coarsely chopped cranberries spread the sweet-tart flavor throughout this tender scone, a winner at the Warrens Cranberry Festival recipe competition. A sweet almond frosting complements the berries.
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You can taste the maple sweetness in these oatmeal muffins from Indiana's Hoosier Maple Syrup Cookbook. Cinnamon and pecans give the breakfast or snack bread even more flavor.
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Another cardamom-flavored treat is Apricot-Oat Coffee Cake. Dried apricots or dried cherries replace the chopped or canned fruit often used in traditional coffee cake recipes.
Apple Cake [70]
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Chocolate-Pecan Coffee Cake [74]
We put together our favorite coffee cake ingredients for this recipe: chocolate, butter, sour cream, pecans and coconut. It's a holiday favorite, but it's also good any time of the year.
Muffins to savor [78]
Muffins were meant to enjoy along with a cup of morning coffee. Here are two of our own creations. Cream cheese, semisweet chocolate pieces and cocoa powder flavor our Fudge Brownie Cheesecake Muffins, while a dab of lemon curd gives a burst of citrus to Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins.
Maple Date Nut Bread [83]
Chopped and pitted dates stand out beside the hint of maple syrup in this dark brown, nutty, quick bread. This recipe is from Ruth Smiley of Smiley Brothers maple syrup producers in Indiana.
Orange-Honey Sweet Rolls [87]
Jean Hixson, a volunteer "Speak for Wheat" spokesperson from the Kansas Wheat Commission, shared her recipe for these sweet yeast rolls.
Lemon-Blueberry Biscuits [91]
These lemon-glazed biscuits will bring a taste of spring and summer to your house. Use frozen blueberries when fresh ones aren't available.
Delice Scones [95]
At Delice European Bakery and Coffee Bar in Omaha, Pastry Chef Heidi Schlict tempts customers with scones. "These scones are very versatile," Heidi says. "They are a great addition to any breakfast table, brunch or tea."
Delice Scones recipe [96]
Mary Todd Lincoln's Cinnamon Cake [99]
This orange-glazed coffee cake is said to be one of the favorites of Abraham Lincoln.
Raspberry and Cream Cheese Cake [103]
A cheesecake-like topping and fresh raspberries make this low-fat coffee cake sensational.
Chocolate-Kissed Monkey Bread [107]
Caramel, chocolate and cinnamon give this monkey bread a delicious flavor. Be sure to get the large flaky biscuits for easy shaping.
Apple Scones with Spiced Maple Butter [111]
They're light, buttery and artwork on your plate. We almost hate to cover up the baked-on apple slice with the whipped maple butter. Almost.
Maple Sweet Potato Sticky Buns [115]
Traditional sticky buns not quite sweet enough for you? Add sweet potato, maple syrup and syrupy pecans. How about now?


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Here's how RW members rated this race (739 votes).
In short: Great race and support but park and ride needs sorting out...In full: My first Hastings Half and I really enjoyed it, despite the freezing weather.Pros- Incredible support and atmosphere. I was amazed at the number of spectators who turned up across the vast majority of the course to not only cheer and shout but also play music (including a DJ in his own garden after 6 miles!) and hand out Jelly Babies, oranges and water. As always a massive thanks go to the marshalls as well. How they stay warm for that long I'll never know.- The Park & Ride on the way to the race worked well, with that and other parking options well signposted.- The finish along the waterfront was great and would have been even better had the sun shone!- Good to have a different medal and I think it works well that if you want a souvenir t-shirt etc. then you can buy one after rather than pay a higher entry fee and get one in a goody bag.Cons- The Park & Ride on the way back was shambolic. There was only one bus and it was taking around 20-30 mins to do a round trip. I waited for an hour in the freezing cold, which is less than ideal at any time, let alone after a 2 hour run. I felt sorry for the people who also had children with them. This needs to be sorted for next year (particularly if the weather is better and there are less drop outs), otherwise people will opt to drive to the start instead.However, even after the annoyance of getting back to the car the overall day was excellent and I will definitely be back next year.Date of review: March 26, 2013
In short: As ever, a great race...In full: As ever, excellent organisation and a great atmosphere. Despite the very cold March weather (barely 1°C), the good people of Hastings came out in their droves and once again made this the great half marathon that it is. Well done to all those involved in its organisation. (Always good to hear the drum and bagpipes at the start.)Date of review: March 26, 2013
In short: Loved itIn full: Bitterly cold this year, apparently balmy in 2012 so who knows next time? My first HM. I'll be back.Date of review: March 25, 2013
In short: Park and Ride shambles !!!In full: My first time here.Really enjoyed the race and a big thanks to the marshals who had to stand there in that bone freezing weather.The support and entertainment around the course was brilliant even on the country stretches.But the park and ride was not good.I imagine the bus company gave their services free but with an event of this size a two single decker shuttle before the start and just one after was clearly inadequate.I am sure people would be happy to pay for a better service.We had to wait in a very long queue for over an hour out in freezing conditions,not ideal after running a half marathon,even people in coats were shaking with the cold.Date of review: March 25, 2013
In short: What goes up...must come down. Great race as always.Date of review: March 25, 2013
In short: Awesome event as alwaysDate of review: March 25, 2013
In short: you go up, up and up....then down, down and down In full: my first half marathon wasn't helped by a stiff calf from mile 4 but glad I persisted becuase the supporters and marshals young and old really made this race one to remember as they had to stand around in the freezing (and I mean freezing) cold for a couple of hours. I was obviously lucky with the Park and Ride as I only waited for 10 minutes but this will need sorting out next year (only one bus at the end...) or nobody will use what is potentially a great service. All in all though a very memorable run and thanks to the easterly wind as I would never have made the last three miles without it! Date of review: March 25, 2013
In short: Great out and back course with a fast finishIn full: Yes it was not the warmest,but we had no snow, and the wind did not bite that much once you got going. The long drag from 3 up to 5 miles was challenging but once you got on to the top of the ridge you have broken the back of the race(with the odd sneaky climb thrown in later for good measure).Down hill from mile 9 allowing for a negative split. Smashed my PB by an amazing 5 minutes. Crowds so supportive, similar to the Great North Run. A mustDate of review: March 25, 2013
In short: Did someone mention hills?In full: Super race, but those hills... I had tried to find the course profile online beforehand and worked on my hill training, but nothing prepared me for what was to come. It was the relentless hills for the first half plus the cold that just made this my slowest HM this year. Despite that - lovely race, great organisation, super marshals who I made a point of thanking as I went past (they must have been freezing with standing still for so long). The locals with orange segments was very much appreciated and welcome, the scouts at the water tables were great and in all a fun race. Well done all of us who completed it on such a cold day.Date of review: March 25, 2013
In short: This is my 3rd time doing Hastings, and it's always worth the trip. The first half of the race is tough, with lots of uphills, but you get to make this up in the very speedy second half. The best thing about this race is the atmosphere; even yesterdaIn full: y when it was absolutely freezing, the locals come out in their masses to cheer you on, hand out jelly babies and generally get behind you. I will definitely be back next year (hopefully with some better weather!)Date of review: March 25, 2013


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Good Samaritans stopped at a house fire in northeast Ohio in time to carry a woman in a wheelchair to safety.
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Holly's Makeover
Clothing provided by Lillians of Duluth Hair and Makeup by PURE, a salonBy: Story and Photography by Rebecca Osterlund, Living North
I think I look like I don't care about myself," said Holly Larson, staring at her reflection.
The 33-year-old mother of five has not always had it easy where her sense of style is concerned. Up until four years ago, Larson belonged to a church group where cutting hair, wearing makeup or donning pants was highly
"I think I'm kind of lost," said Larson, who explained that because of her past, she had never learned how to dress stylishly or which hairstyle
would frame her face best.
When she learned she had won Living North's makeover contest, she was justifiably excited. With the help of Lillians of Duluth and Pure salon, Larson's look was transformed.
Larson lives on a farm and owns rental properties so she doesn't often dress to the nines (or even the eights). Her daily uniform consists
of a sweatshirt and a pair of jeans. When choosing a look for her, Katie DeGrio of Lillians made certain to keep Holly's active lifestyle in
DeGrio ditched the jeans and opted for a knee-length, patterned dress that was at once form-flattering and functional. DeGrio said the dress would be perfect for an evening out when belted at the waist and worn with heels. For a more casual look, DeGrio suggested pairing the dress with leggings and sandals.
"You can take (the dress) into fall with the coloring by putting a cardigan over it," said DeGrio. "She'll be able to be a mom and still look
trendy and fashionable while being comfortable."
To polish the look, a pair of brown heels, a necklace that mimicked the embellishments attached to the bottom of the dress and a metallic bag were added.
Larson initially wasn't certain of the gray-and-brown color combination but was quickly won over when she viewed the complete look. "I like the colors but I normally wouldn't try it out," she said. "I would have just picked a brown purse."
"That's something we always say at Lillians," added DeGrio. "You just have to try it and get out of the box a little. You never know what will work."
"I would like to be able to have a hairstyle," said Larson, "and not just wear a ponytail every day."
Being the mother of five, Larson said she usually spends only three minutes
doing her hair on any given morning. "If I have to go to my kids' school or
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Dereck Williams, manager of Pure salon, assessed Larson's hair with a calculating eye. "Rarely would I ever leave someone's hair this
length," said Williams of Larson's shouldergrazing, honey brown tresses. "Hair that's long doesn't accentuate anything. Hair is meant to bring out your features and your personality," said Williams.
First, Williams applied a base color slightly deeper and richer than Larson's natural shade. Next, he broke up the color with highlights in
the same shade, but slightly lighter. Highlights with a pop of red color brought together the final, multi-dimensional hair color.
For the cut, Williams opted for a chin-length, face framing bob with bangs.
"She does have a high forehead so she needs some type of bangs," said Williams.
Sarah Erickson, stylist and makeup artist at Pure, finished off the makeover by showing Larson an easy skin care regime and makeup process.
Larson has very sensitive skin so Erickson's first step was to cleanse the
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"Always exfoliate," said Erickson. "Always. Always. It takes the top dead
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directly beneath the eye. She then layered earthtones with a hint of red into crease of the eye and highlighted the brow with a white eyeshadow. Blush applied to the apples of the cheeks and gloss smeared quickly on the lips completed Larson's makeover.
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1 family, 3 Chicago cops on disability
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Kevin Feret (above) and his brother Keith each have been on disability leave for more than a decade.
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One family. Three police officers on disability. And one rogue cop. Kevin Feret and his younger brother Keith Feret each have been on disability leave from the Chicago Police Department for more than a decade and have collected hundreds of thousands of dollars in disability pay. After the brothers went off the job, Kevin Feret's wife — Kimberly Feret, also a Chicago cop — suffered an off-duty back injury, and she went on disability leave, too. She was on disability for three years. In May, a federal judge sentenced Kimberly Feret's son, Officer Keith Herrera, another Chicago cop, to two months in prison for his role in one of the city's biggest police scandals in recent years. Herrera, 34, admitted being part of a ring of Special Operations Section officers who stole $600,000 from drug dealers and others. He got a light sentence because he wore a wire on Officer Jerome Finnigan, the alleged ringleader. Herrera's mother married Kevin Feret, a former member of the since-disbanded Special Operations Section, in 1993. She filed for divorce in 2010. The divorce case is pending. The Feret brothers each sustained injuries in the line of duty that required surgery. Kevin Feret, 46, joined the police department in December 1991. He's been on disability leave since September 1999. He injured his lower back in separate police-car crashes, one in September 1997, the other in August 1998. Feret — who was working earlier this year as a car salesman — gets $50,224 a year in disability pay. In all, he has collected more than $500,000 so far. If he stays on disability until the mandatory police retirement age of 63, his payments are expected to top $1.3 million. Keith Feret, 43, joined the police department in August 1997 — the month before his older brother's first police-car crash. He hurt his right hand in July 2000 while chasing a suspect. He now gets $46,807 a year in disability pay. Since going on disability in July 2002, he's collected more than $450,000 and, like his brother, is on pace to top $1.3 million in disability payments by the time he retires. Kimberly Feret, 52, a police officer since 1991, went on disability in January 2004. She returned to work in January 2007 and remains with the police department. The Ferets couldn't be reached for comment.


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Don't get me wrong. I love air conditioning. And after my near meltdown at a recent wedding in an un-air-conditioned church, I came to love and appreciate A.C. even more. But we all know that after that first refreshing blast of cold air, it can get downright frigid inside. One woman I know keeps a thick winter blanket at her desk in the summertime because the temperature in her cubicle plummets to rival a meat locker when the mercury outside soars.
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To help you battle the chill, whether from an aggressively cooled inside or outside when the sun goes down, I went shopping for some stylish wraps that will let you give your summer shawl a much-needed vacation.
Your black and white go-to basics come alive with a garden's worth of flowers splashed on a well-priced cardigan that also works with sleeves tied around your shoulders. Merona, Target, $19.99 reduced to $15, target.com
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The same fabric as a sweatshirt makes this little on-trend military jacket perfect for throwing in a tote and emerging pristine. Black hides the inevitable spills of travel — and goes with everything. Frenchi, $38, Nordstrom, nordstrom.com
Crochet detail lets your shirt peek through, and shorter sleeves are perfect when you need just a little cover. Say What?, Discovery, $10.99; for stores, discovery clothing.com
Peekaboo fabric folds small, emerges wrinkle free and can go from beach to evening. Add a rhinestone pin for extra nighttime sparkle. Wear it tied or loose. Eileen Fisher, $198, Bloomingdale's, bloomingdales.com
This full-service wrap can even keep your legs warm in a freezing movie theater and is ideal for airplane travel. Wear it open or cocoon style. A Snuggie with style. The DKNY cozy, $195 reduced to $70.20, Bloomingdale's, bloomingdales.com
A little black sweater with pizzazz you won't find in your old pashmina. Works well with black and white or would add pop to a simple jewel-tone dress. Marina Luna, $19.99, Marshall's; for stores, marshallsonline.com
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Pride and Prejudice #1An adaptation of a classic that sucks the ironic wit from the source text and adds garish drawings in its place.
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X-Force/Cable: Messiah War #1Cyclops sends X-Force to meet Cable in the future, while Bishop makes a deal with Stryfe.
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Black Panther #3T'Challa takes a stroll on the spiritual side of things while his sister, Shuri, continues her quest to become Wakanda's next champion.
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X-Men: Sword of the Braddocks #1Psylocke faces off against her nemesis, the villainous Slaymaster, as he hunts her down over several realities.
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Mighty Avengers #23Hulk, Iron Man, Hercules, Wasp, Jocasta, Vision, U. S. Agent, Stature, Amadeus Cho and Edwin Jarvis are the Mighty Avengers and this is the story of their battle against Chthon.
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War of Kings #2Abnett and Lanning balance the epic scope of an interstellar war with the small moments of characterization needed to make it matter.
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Secret Warriors #3Marvel's best new series keeps on rolling with a confrontation between Fury's Commandos and Hydra, while Fury meets with an old flame.
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Daredevil #117"Return of the King" continues as Wilson Fisk has an offer for Daredevil, just as Daredevil's world fills with turmoil once more.
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Amazing Spider-Man #589The Spot returns, for what it's worth, and it turns out it's worth a lot if you like good Spider-Man stories with humor and pathos.
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New Avengers #51The Avengers settle some team business while Dr. Strange approaches Wiccan with the offer of a lifetime. Plus, Chris Bachalo joins Billy Tan on art.
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Captain America #48Cap, Namor and the Black Widow try to foil Professor Chin's plans to release a Human Torch virus. But, are they too late?
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Amazing Spider-Man Extra #3Contains three stories that fell between the cracks of Spider-Man's recent adventures.
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Uncanny X-Men #507One cannot help but get the impression with this issue of "Uncanny X-Men" that things are about to go from bad to worse for our favorite mutants.
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Avengers: The Initiative Featuring Reptil #1Christos N. Gage chooses to introduce a character by forcing him to stand on his own two feet. There's no marquee superhero here to share the spotlight – just Reptil.
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Immortal Iron Fist #24Kano's lush artwork and dynamic figures make this comic rise as special as it needs to be.
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Dark Reign: Elektra #1This first issue starts with a terrible scene and gets marginally better by the end.
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X-Factor #41Madrox meets back up with one old friend while the others carry on without him. 'X-Factor' is back on its game.
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Wolverine #71Millar and McNiven continue to do great work on this series.
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Punisher #3The Punisher fights the Shaolin Scientist Squad and the Hood's goons as his war on Norman Osborn continues, and this relaunch proves successful.
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Dark Avengers #3While most of the issue is a very mundane fight sequence, things kick off with a phenomenal discussion between Norman Osborn and the Sentry that answers a lot of questions and raises even more.
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X-Force #13"Prelude to War" in "X-Force" #13 features less of the prelude and more of the war this team has already been involved with.
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Ultimate X-Men #100In this final issue, Madrox blows up much of the world and all remaining roads lead to "Ultimatum."
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Spider-Man: Noir #4More "pulp" than "noir," the best part of this series is Carmine Di Giandomenico's spectacular artwork.
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Thunderbolts #130Bong Dazo takes over for Roberto De La Torre and it's not a pretty sight.
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The Amazing Spider-Girl #30"Amazing Spider-Girl" comes to an end once more, with DeFalco, Frenz and Buscema gathered for the party.
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X-Men: Noir #4A strong finale to a series I had written off too early.
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Young Avengers: SidekicksSure, "Young Avengers" isn't a new title. You're right, the trade has been out a while, but it's being reviewed here and now. If you've wondered what all the hubbub is about, check this review out.
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Hulk: Broken Worlds #1An anthology comic that takes a look at various incarnations of the Hulk.
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Marvel Apes: Speedball #1No, seriously. It's Speedball. And he's a monkey. Maybe that's why Joe Quesada's least favorite character got his own one shot?
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Invincible Iron Man #11Tony's on the run, and Fraction and Larroca show the repercussions.
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Captain Britain and MI:13 #11Dracula's invasion of England officially kicks off and Paul Cornell writes one hell of an issue.
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Cable #12"Cable" seems to be biding its time for now, but this issue's look into Hope's mind almost makes the slow pace of the series worth it.
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X-Men Manifest Destiny: Nightcrawler #1Nightcrawler heads back home to confront his demons, figuratively and literally.
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Ghost Rider #33Jason Aaron and Tony Moore combine to tell a 5 star story of the Spirits of Vengeance and Heaven's mission on earth.
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Black Panther #2Since Dr. Doom is on the cover, I think I can safely reveal that Doom attacked the Black Panther in the last issue. This leads to a new, female Black Panther, who still doesn't appear in this book.
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Ultimate Wolverine Vs. Hulk #3After a 3 year break, Wolverine and Hulk continue their fight.
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Daredevil #116"Return of the King" begins here with an update on what Wilson Fisk has been up to these past few months.
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Secret Warriors #2Baron Strucker is back and the monocle is gone! Meet the man that's beaten Nick Fury for years — without Fury knowing it!
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Dark Reign: Fantastic Four #1Jonathan Hickman's work on the Fantastic Four begins here with cookie cutter characterization and a wonderful premise that has Reed Richards trying to fix the world.
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War of Kings #1Marvel's Space Revitalization leads up to a War of Kings, as all the sides come together and fight. By Abnett, Lanning, Pelletier, and Magyar.
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X-Men/Spider-Man #4This high-flying series crashes a bit on the landing.
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Agents of Atlas #2The art in the present day scenes and the flashbacks is excellent, but this series hasn't really started rolling yet.
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New Avengers: Reunion #1Hawkeye and Mockingbird, back together again, and it's not all peaches and ice cream.
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She-Hulk #38She-Hulk's title makes another curtain call, bringing her total cancelled titles somewhere into "Aquaman"-like numbers.
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War Machine #3Ares sure does show up in a lot of comics these days, doesn't he? Well, his appearance here is very good. Shame the rest of the issue isn't.
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Thunderbolts #129On this week's episode of "Normie's Thunderbolts": When America gets a new president, Normie and the Thunderbolts gang cook up a zany scheme to get in his good books, while Songbird learns a valuable lesson from a homeless man! Friday 8:30 Eastern
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Mighty Avengers #22A newly assembled Avengers team come into conflict with Mordred – and themselves! By Slott and Pham.
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X-Factor #40After last month's shock ending, "X-Factor" goes for a more introspective, quiet issue, and the result is much more pleasing.
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13 reviewsThe Little Tikes Anchors Away is a pirate ship-shaped children's table that's perfect for enjoying hours of fun playing with sand or water.
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Big Waterplay hamburg waterway set which has a large reservoir, a variety of lock gates and a pump for refilling the reservoir. Kids can enjoy creating currents with the crank handle supplied. It can also be easily removed from the tank to allow the two boats supplied to enjoy an uninterrupted journey. Set sail for a fascinating trip through the channels and reservoir.
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The Big Waterplay Beach Party has an integrated carrying handle which makes it easy to transport and assemble anywhere. This play system with construction elements and many different accessories combines all the things that kids adore: water, vehicles and building blocks. Age from 3 years.
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Wooden two-headed drum. This Dholak does not have a handle. The rosewood shell has two heads held in place and tuned by bolts. Held horizontally, both heads are playedwith the hands (no beaters). In India, these extremely popular percussion instruments are commonly used in folk music and during marriage ceremonies. The shells are manufactured in the northern Indian State of Uttar Pradesh. After transporting to Mumbai the goat skin heads are fitted to the drum shells with nut and bolts for easy tuning. Each drum will vary, approximate measurements:Approximately 17.5 inches long (444.5 mm), base head has a load inside and is 8.5 inches (215.9 mm), tennor head 6.5 inches (165.1 mm)The Load in the bass head is a mixture of tar, clay and sand (dholak masala) which lowers the pitch and provides a well-defined tone.
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OMG!!!! We were found,don´t worry! She is so hilariously chaotic!!!! Love her and Ellen when she is in front of someone who makes her laugh!
So excited for Lauren Graham to be on! I LOVE Parenthood and Gilmore Girls!!!
Excited to see the talented and just good natured, Phillip Phillips! He has something in common with my 3 kids (14, 13, and 10)-KIDNEY STONES!! Yuk! We really empathized with him like no one else as my 14 yr old does this routinely (goes through life with the pain of kidney stones, she suffers in silence). As a matter of fact, watch her on You Tube-"Allison Bare, Fanatasie Impromptu". She is playing this in pain having 3 obstructing stones requiring an emergency transport to Children's in Pittsburgh the next day. Unbelieveable. I have AMAZING and talented kids too!
Congrats on your 10th season! We live by your closing statement, "Be Kind to One Another"!! God Bless!
Please note about the article about the Maine girl Abbie Jacobson being rewarded Justin Bieber tickets on November 10. She has received world wide attention for her integrity and honesty and is the absolute sweetest girl ever. Also, she gave Justin free publicity for his new tour all over including Brazil, UK, and other countries as well as USA. As much as this girl has had to deal with illness and other issues, she never expected anything for doing the right thing and she doesn't understand why people are so proud of her but I know she would shine inside if her story was mentioned.


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The Story of Britain's Best Buildings
User Review - Book VerdictThis volume highlights eight remarkable buildings-Durham Castle, Windsor Castle, Tower Bridge, Holyrood House, Blenheim Palace, Cardiff Castle, Midland Grand Hotel, and Highpoint One-and their place in British history. Whether they all qualify as the "best" is a question of individual taste, but all are worthy of discussion. Architectural historian and BBC commentator Cruickshank (London: The Art of Georgian Buildings) provides a good overview of each building, although much of interest is necessarily left out in such a brief, introductory survey. The discussion of the building and operation of the Tower Bridge will interest casual readers, as will the fascinating history of the Midland Grand Hotel near the St. Pancras railway station. Produced to accompany a BBC special, the well-written volume has been carefully researched and contains 120 beautifully reproduced photographs. It will delight Anglophiles and instruct the young, and as such it warrants a place in public and school libraries.-Martin Chasin, Adult Inst., Bridgeport, CT ...


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Greetings Broncos Country! Lindy C. of the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders here, happily writing to you all in the midst of this fantastic Broncos season.
In the spirit of youth participation in our Junior Denver Broncos Cheerleader and All-Stars programs, the Broncos Cheerleaders hosted the first annual DBC Spirit Showdown on November 10th at the Douglas County Fairgrounds. The event featured performances from all of the All-Star teams and the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders.
To further incorporate Colorado's vast number of participants in youth spirit and dance, the Broncos Cheerleaders also invited both high school and all-star cheer and dance teams to compete. The turnout was great! Joshua Allen, the Season Four Winner of "So You Think You Can Dance!," and former Broncos Cheerleader LeighAnn Macias were two of the featured guest judges of the competition.
Prizes for the champion teams from each division included an invitation to dance with the Broncos Cheerleaders at halftime of an upcoming Broncos home game. In addition, Joshua and LeighAnn offered a master class for all competition participants at Sports Authority Field the day after the event, which also drew a fantastic showing.
The Denver Broncos Cheerleaders will be hosting this event once again in November 2013. We are hopeful to have even more of Colorado's cheer and dance teams in attendance, as this year's installment was clearly a smashing success!
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