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yugi moto | #1351 Subject: hey Posted: 02/11/2008 12:04:25 |
Hey, whats up everyone ? Havent actually posted something in a really long time. But im really excited for NCW one night stand bit. so when is it ? the reason why i havent really read any of the blogs on here is because it seems like 1up takes forever to load any more.
new_age_sold... | #1352 Subject: NCW Last Stand PPV March 2nd 2008 sunday Posted: 02/11/2008 15:14:38 |
Comfirmed matches so far
Xavier Vs. Death Vs. Stern Vs. Jack Electrifide barbed wire hell in a cell match. Wild Vs. Wild-Dog Hunter Vs. DG Masanty Vs. Wolf Dante Vs. Psychosis Vs. RUGGED If ur name not up here and u would liek it to be, let me know. |
new_age_sold... | #1353 Subject: And um... Jay Posted: 02/11/2008 15:32:51 |
I think the NCW club is broken or something.
The_Evil_Mon... | #1354 Subject: hmm.. Posted: 02/11/2008 21:30:06 |
It's let me do a post no prob. but just to be safe i'll give it a more through test wensday(which i have off from work) by posting three times one for a return rp for Stern, one for Psychosis, and a match card announcment/ppv hype, under three diffrent accounts(just to be sure) and see what happens and if needed see what i can do(if anything) to fix it.
Oh and hey Wolf good to see you back. |
Noob_Killa_8... | #1355 Subject: The link Posted: 02/15/2008 20:17:02 |
that goes to NCW are both broken. Well the other one only shows half a page so where are we going to promo?
The_Evil_Mon... | #1356 Subject: weird Posted: 02/15/2008 20:48:44 |
Manny has had probs w/posting and Jack's having probs with the links an oddly enougth I'm not having any troubles yet. Trust me I belive you guys seriously I just wished that I could figure out if It's either a fault in the fed/club page due to the code modifications I did when I made it or a fault on 1ups end because I know 1up has had problems in the past during certin times of the day, so I'm at a loss so heres what I'll try to do: I'll erase all the code I used some time this week and back it up and if there's still problems then I'll know it's 1up's fault not mine.
spartan316 | #1357 Subject: yeah the links are screwed Posted: 02/15/2008 22:03:32 |
Me and my bro noticed that the other day as we tried to check and see if anyone had promoed yet and well I guess no one has been able to lol.
Anyways I hope this finale turns out as good as I think it will as I want NCW to go out with a bang before the GWA comes about. Speaking of which who all here is definitely joining up with us? Oh and I messaged don via email and he has to many things to do currently and thus is unable to come in to promo for the finale which sucks as he was really good IMO. Anyways everyone I hope to see you promoing soon as NCW deserves one final hurrah! |
The_Evil_Mon... | #1358 Subject: okay Posted: 02/16/2008 09:38:07 |
I'll try 2 hop on to the mod account this week when i have a day off and erase the code I placed there in the club page and see if that helps, i'll let you guys know when it's done by leaving a message here.
The_Evil_Mon... | #1359 Subject: Here's whats going on Posted: 02/18/2008 08:07:46 |
Okay I am getting really sick of the unbelivbile ammount of bull that just keeps comming from nowhere and burying me esspically after I had just taken care of the pile from last week. Allow me to explain because I know you guys don't know whats goin on see I just got a new car because last week my old car finnally died while I was heading 2 work so after spending what little funds I had left I bought this new car(well newly used), buy inscurance, register it, have it inspected, and fix a problem w/my liscence. Well on my way to work last night the break line well breaks while I was only not even a mile away from work when it happened It wasn't a fun 22 mile drive home. so now(and hopefully i don't get fired for having to miss another day If i can't find a ride to and from) I have 2 spend my day off on thursday getting my car fixed, among other crap that I have been wasting every free second on. Now don't missconstruded me here I'm still going 2 participate in the final show and help run GWA, all this really means is two things: 1. If possible I will need someone 2 log into the NCW mod account and delete the code I placed there(It maybe just the table code that's doing it but better safe than sorry) and 2. this will be another week in which I probley wont be able to make a GWA fed page and actual fourm.
Now I have a ton of calls 2 make if your going to help and clean out the NCW fed page heres the log in info for the mod account: E-mail: email@example.com pass:696969 and just remove all code that isn't part of a <"font"> or <"img"> tag okay? sorry I don't have the time 2 do it myself, sorry |
gameboxer | #1360 Subject: hey manny Posted: 02/24/2008 07:28:29 |
i want in at last stand at ncw's last ppv but i wnt to be in that wild match cause we had a lil fued before ncw went down so is there any way i can get in?
new_age_sold... | #1361 Subject: ok Posted: 02/25/2008 11:04:27 |
I think I should jsut make a new NCW club for a one time use ^_^ stay tune pleae, hope u all still aboard.
The_Evil_Mon... | #1362 Subject: Yeah I was thinkin the same thing Posted: 02/27/2008 11:02:38 |
I tried to fix the current NCW clud/fed but my adjustments don't stick for whatever reason, so yeah just go ahead with making a new one time page..and btw I'm still in and dual Charectering.
The_Evil_Mon... | #1363 Subject: Actually Posted: 02/27/2008 18:13:15 |
It seems 1up has been going through a series of upgrades lately so before you go through the trouble of making a new club page re-check the link and see if it still acting screwy because it may have just been have been glitches from the upgrading period. just a thought.
new_age_sold... | #1364 Subject: Yeah Posted: 03/02/2008 13:54:43 |
1up is acting up as usual, I'll wait it out.
spartan316 | #1365 Subject: show on hold? Posted: 03/03/2008 20:21:09 |
I'm just asking because I want it to be for various reasons.....
one of them being that I have an important competition to get ready for in the next two weeks.... and the other being that I have to study for and next tuesday take the ACT test which is highly important to my future college career. So basically I am all stocked out with things that I have to do BUT I will make time for this show as it is very important to be though slightly less important than my club and academic career. I look forward to giving this place one final hurrah and I hope that this lack of activity is just a lack and not a complete end of activity as we need this show to go down to bring some sort of closure to things in NCW. Bear with me guys this time in my life is crucial and I need all the support that I can get from anyone who is willing to show it. |
The_Evil_Mon... | #1366 Subject: Well good luck man Posted: 03/03/2008 21:01:15 |
Death: Hope you do great, nah I'M Sure you'll do great. But yeah take time to focus on bettering your life as for lack of participation I'm sure everybody is either a. been busy with personal bussness or b. waiting for someone to get the ball rolling promo wise or both.
Manny: yep thats what i'm forced to do this new upgrade is just riddled with bugs I can't even get GWA set up right it erased the mod account twice and also wiped out the fed/club page(probley because the mod account kept getting deleted) |
GWA | #1367 Subject: Okay guys Posted: 03/05/2008 18:46:34 |
(it's jay/Stern btw) I've got the GWA Club page and OOC boards up now there not done completely design wise as 1. I want to get some names to post on our roster an 2. I left my note book with some of the rules and the FAQ which will be on the ooc boards at my girlfreinds(yeah the rules as you can tell are on the main fed page as opposed to the fourms. so here's the links
GWA Fed The OOC/Fourms Oh if your planning on joining up please do me a favor and fill out the following app and post in the OOC boards or send a PM to this mod account or to the Evil monkey account it don't matter the sooner the better folks: (* optional) Wrestler: Nickname(s): Age: Hometown: Height: Weight: Alignment: Wrestling Style: Entrance Theme: AppearanceBe very detailed) In-Ring Attire: Entrance: Backstage:* Entrance Description: Moveset Trademark Moves: Descriptions:* Finishers: Descriptions:* History:* Sample Roleplay:* Yeah it seems like a lot but a lot of it is optinal to tell the truth And I also fixed the NCW club page it shouldn't have any more probs now if so let me know and I'll try to fix it. |
'dgamer' | #1368 Subject: like i said in the OUW club.. Posted: 03/09/2008 19:06:34 |
A big reason why i havent been around lately is because i wanted to figure out how i would organize the things in my life.Unfortunately,for right now at least,E-feddig isnt one of those things.My computer has its good times,but it mainly acts like a b*tch.I tried and Failed at getting a new comp.Also,i am working on finding a job out here very soon,so thats likely to slow down my activity in e-fedding.So,like i said int he OUW club,im gonna have to take a hiatus from all e-fedding for right now,OUW,NCW,and GWA.again,my apologies..
Also,just an idea.Since the show is REAL late right about now,I think Hunter(or whoevers writing/helping him),you should just go ahead with writing the show.just give random winners of each matches,or better yet a feeling of who you think should win given that you DID start NCW.I mean,it would be a bit biased,but thats better than the late show being later and later and then never being posted.like i said,just an idea.. |
Shadow_Nick | #1369 Subject: Well... Didnt see this coming Posted: 03/10/2008 21:59:52 |
I know, i know, you JUST opened a new club, but i offer you this...
A forum off the 1up Boards. GWA/NCW will be freed from 1up and have its own home... Basically I am on hype for OUW 2.0. We moved off 1up and got our own forums. And right now we are rebuilding our roster. And I am here to offer an olive branch of merging the two companies We will be apadting the traditional RP style rules 2-RP for weekly shows 3 RPs for PPVs It will be judged by 3 judges (Myself, Mike, and if so, someone from here) Therefore there will be no accusations of bias. Seeing as I have ties in both NCW and OUW and NCW will have it's own rep. Now, i can make you all rep, but seeing as Stern has done alot, I will def. add Stern to the Mod List and Ihave control over the Admin account, so you wont have to worry about bias creeping in. I know you have done a lot of work, but so have we, but I ask you, the last few times, NCW has closed, I was apart for a few of them, and it seemed the people who WANTED it, were screwed out, b/c some people flaked. By joinging OUW 2.0, you wont have to worry about flaking, b/c you have dedicated people and I will do ANYTHING to make sure everyone has a good time. If you can join as a wrestler, well Mod Graphics Writer Any of those will be desired Linkage http://z9.invisionfree.com/One_Up_Wrestling_2/index.php?act=idx So there you go, the choice is yours. Got ?s IM me AIM: deppoet4u YIM: shadownick89 |
The_Evil_Mon... | #1370 Subject: Hmmm.. Posted: 03/15/2008 15:11:25 |
I have to admit I have been honestly been conidering taking GWA off 1up for sometime now, so if I don't hear anything from Tom(Death) or his brother in the next week or so(they were going to help me run GWA) I will accept your offer as honestly I don't see any future here on 1up for e-feds. Besides I personally have no prob with you guys.
spartan316 | #1371 Subject: here's my two cents Posted: 03/17/2008 19:53:13 |
First off I would like to apologize to you Stern as I haven't been helping you to get things going with the GWA. I have been busy with my advanced classes, my school club, and with ACT's as of late so things have been hectic.
I come on here and see that a olive branch has been extened to combine the now defunct NCW with the never got off the ground because of me GWA with OUW 2.0 as it is being called. As an original member of NCW and one who intended to get things started with GWA and failed I can attest to the fact that NCW was built to be an optional club from OUW, in other words completly different. I believe that it would be complete and utterly wrong to combine NCW with OUW in any fashion as this is a metaphorical and internet based promotion absorbing a dead promotion when it never really did anything to have such an idea and doesn't really need to do so. The forums and the club have died down to nothing but Stern and some OUW recruiters so I say as the last active original that NCW is officially dead and need not be mentioned in any ideals of a merger. The GWA never even started so that is out of the question when it comes to a merger as well unless you mean simply taking the brains and the workhorse from the project which is all a merger would amount to as we had no guaranteed members that posted stats to my knowledge. I am however for JOININING this OUW 2.0 providing that it is indeed off of this piece of crap website and that the ideas of a merger are done, this amounts to merely members joining OUW. Basically what I am saying is that a defunct internet club and a unstarted efed cannot be considered in a merger based on mere proper grammar and common sense. I do wish to join this OUW 2.0 providing that I am welcome and that I can team with Chris Stern of course. |
The_Evil_Mon... | #1372 Subject: Can't argue with that logic Posted: 03/18/2008 08:45:12 |
Ironically those are my same sentiments, NCW is dead and has been so for about a year now, as for GWA yeah I hated to admit it but yeah it never got to see the light of day, I'm not blaming you tom or your bro for it instead the fault lay's 1. here with 1up and it's contuinal buggy upgrades which get worse each time, and 2. with those who were pleding suppourt and dissapering in a instant(DG of course being excluded from that list) a common problem around here on 1up. Tabu and Speedster anyone? Fed's cannot thrive here on 1up, Now as OUW 2.0 If X and Mike will welcome me back I'm all in..and if they will allow and time permiting(I have almost all my personal bs straitened out now) i'll dual char. as stern and Pyschosis(he's becoming a fav for me to play as he's more of a charecter I had created myself as apposed to Stern who is basically the worst parts of my personality cranked up to 11) or if they want a third person to help out with managment duties I'll due that as well(still feel bad that I never offered that to Anna when she took the regins of IWX from Ant. so now I won't let something like that happen again as long as I can help it.)
new_age_sold... | #1373 Subject: Zup Posted: 06/01/2008 08:09:41 |
Just checkign this palce out, man WWE and TNA aren't as good as they use to be. My wrestling interest is going down and man Sd vs. RAW 2008 sucked
'dgamer' | #1374 Subject: Not to troll or spam but... Posted: 06/14/2008 00:49:48 |
Whoevers Still here (lol) and STILL wants to e-fed,then the OUW has moved from 1up to a new page...
Now i know what youre thinking,but if you felt screwed or anything the first time then dont worry because the management has different members this time around and anything that happened when we were over here is pretty much just what it is,the past.If you wanna e-fed again then heres the URL: http://z9.invisionfree.com/One_Up_Wrestling_2/index.php If you still have a little resentment but still wanna e-fed,then PM me,i have a couple of feds that im a part of that you guys might like.. |
new_age_sold... | #1375 Subject: Re:CLUB JOURNAL Posted: 01/20/2013 22:08:14 |
Just doing a post here, it would be nice to reconect with some of you guys, not to restart an e-fed, but maybe add each other on PSN and play some WWE 13 and use our created characters. Any way you cna find me on facebook through my real name or email me. |


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The WebQuest concept (http://edweb.sdsu.edu/webquest/ webquest_collections.cfm) was created by Dr. Bernie Dodge of San Diego State University as a unique tool to help students to use the Internet effectively. According to Dr. Dodge, WebQuests—specific tasks given to students with a prepared list of online resources to help them achieve that task—are designed to use learners' time well, to focus on using information rather than looking for it, and to support analysis, understanding, and evaluation. "Introducing this concept created an interesting learning experience for my teacher education students and it will be a valuable tool for them when they are leading their own classrooms," said Dr. Staley. "Knowing that informative sites like WebQuest have already gone through a rigorous peer-review process means faculty, who may or may not have a huge amount of technological expertise of their own, don't have to recreate the wheel." The MERLOT Engineering editorial board selected the website of SUNY Buffalo's Chu Ryang Wie, Professor of Electrical Engineering, as an Editor's Choice Award winner in 2003. The site, the Semiconductor Applet Service (http://jas.eng.buffalo.edu/), provides a large collection of simulations, animations, and tutorials on semiconductor and device physics. The interactive site allows students to explore the effects of changing parameters on the operation of devices. "The MERLOT peer review process follows that of a scholarly journal," said Dr. Carla Meskill, Associate Professor at the University at Albany, Editor of the MERLOT World Languages community and member of the MERLOT Editors' Council. "Each review is conducted by two faculty members who, from their individual reviews, develop a composite evaluation that is posted to the MERLOT website. These composite reviews provide prospective teachers with an easy to read overview of whether or not the resource is right for their class." 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It takes a 1 step upgrade gem from flawless square, emerald I think. Those are cheap.
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I have recently purchased a 9900 online im trying to unnuke it but im running windows 8 and for some reason I cant find apploader can anyone help me out on this - 02-20-2013, 10:43 AM #2
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If you hold Ctrl+r, copy/paste that into the box and hit enter it will launch apploader. Remove the x86 if you're running 32-bit Win8.
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alright now im getting an error- the blackberry desktop software is unable to connect to the device please contact carrier
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So seems that doesnt work as its recognizing my pin and my phone wont go anywhere except stay at the battery with lignting bolt any other conclusions for what I can do
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Saw it today. Keep going back and forth.
Johnny Depp was good as ever as Jack. Ian MacShane played the ruthless blackbeard very well. Geoffrey Rush was spot on. Even Penelope Cruz wasn't too bad (despite that a female probably wouldn't have lasted 2 seconds on one of those pirate ships).
There was the standard action scenes from ship to shore, the crazy movements of Jack Sparrow out-maneuvering 20 british soldiers, sword fights, all the standard fare. It was entertaining. And yet, about halfway through I couldn't find myself really caring that much of how it would end. Could've cut out about 30 minutes. The religious guy seemed very out of place (won't say more for spoiler sake) I don't know what it was, maybe a bit stretched at 2 and a half hours, maybe a little repetitve. Just didn't have the pull. Thumbs in the middle I suppose. But if you liked the first 3, there's probably a better shot you'll like this one as well than dislike.
P.S. I don't know who the girl is who played Syrena the mermaid. But, barring the storyline, I'm guessing many of you on here will be pleased.
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Ouch.Truly, this film is the embarrassing, excruciating fourth installment of a franchise that bottomed out somewhere in the middle of the second. I wanted it to end the minute it started, and knowing there were over two hours to come, it was a trying, trying experience. The only thing that kept my attention was the placement of Penélope Cruz's crucifix necklace.
Yeah, but admittedly they haven't liked the franchise since basically the first one. I have read a lot of reviews with these similar complaints. If I read one from someone who actually thinks the series has been good all around, yet they don't like this one, then I will be concerned.
Agreed, although my expectations for this one are still not high.
Dunno man, if any movies are indeed 'critic-proof' I am pretty sure these are the ones. First off, I think most critics really want to hate these movies because they just shouldn't succeed. I am going into this expecting 2 hours or so of simple popcorn flick and I really don't expect to be disappointed.
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Not everyone who has attended Delta High School has received an invitation to go on Upward Trails, a school-sponsored backpacking trip for students who excelled in their first three years of high school. The program originated in 1975 and was headed by Alvin Williams, a science teacher at Delta High School.
"It seemed like the kids that were doing good in school didn't really have a reward for their good grades, so I felt like this would be a good reward," said Al.
The trip takes place above Little Cimarron in the San Juan Mountains, usually during the third week of July. The trek is usually done in 5-7 days. On the five-day trip, the students will go out the same way they came in. The seven-day trip is a 57-mile loop. Students get the privilege to climb the famous Uncompahgre Peak, which is over 14,000 feet in elevation, weather permitting of course. The students go during the summer between their junior and senior year, so when the trip first took place in 1975, it was the Class of 1976 that participated.
Each person carries his own backpack, which typically weighs between 35 and 50 pounds. Everyone has a required list of items to bring which consists of a sleeping bag, clothes, adequate hiking shoes, and other personal items. Everyone carries his own snacks, as well as a group meal. Some meals are larger than others, with dinner meals weighing the most and breakfast and lunch weighing a little less. Cheese and crackers, granola bars, candy bars, and just-add-water meals are the most common foods on the adventure.
The only requirement to be invited is to have a high enough cumulative GPA. That GPA depends on how smart the class is. For example, for anyone to be invited on the first ever trip, which occurred in 1975, his cumulative GPA had to be above a 3.5. Also, while on the trip, each student had to keep a journal to write in every day, and at the end of the trip he could choose a semester of science or English credit, but this only lasted two years because most students didn't need the extra credits.
Al couldn't take a big group of kids by himself, so he found a couple more sponsors to help him. Jim Connor, a math teacher, and Earl Monroe, an English teacher, agreed to accompany Al on the trip. The three decided it would be a good idea to take a trip without the kids first to scout the area and "make sure they knew where they were going."
Once they knew that the trail wouldn't get them lost, they did the trip with the kids for the first time. Al and Earl were the two sponsors who went on the first trip with the kids; Jim wasn't able to go. Between 15 and 20 kids went on the first outing, including Yeulin Willet.
This is what Yeulin recalls from the trip: "I went the summer of 1975 on the inaugural trip. It was led by two of my favorite teachers, Al Williams and Earl Monroe. I recall the bonding that took place between all of us who might not have been that close otherwise. The biggest memory for me, however, was the last 24 hours. We were to catch fish in the stream on the way out to eat for dinner the last night. Of course, everyone got skunked, even some of the rather proud fishermen of Delta.
"All we had left to eat were those awful crackers and powdered cheese spread. Talk about some whining thereafter. In desperation, a few of us trapped a chipmunk in a box. I can't remember if we ate it, or just thought about it. The next day, we finally got out to the bus pick-up and were driven to a little store. We absolutely attacked the shelves and probably set some record of junk food consumption within 15 minutes."
Through the years, many people who went on the trek had as much fun as Yeulin did. Pam Nicholson from the Class of 1983 said, "It was one of the coolest things I've ever done. I loved it!" "It was an experience you will never forget for so many reasons," said Trevor Spika from the Class of 1988.
Al led the Upward Trails program for 19 years and went on 22 trips (some years two separate groups had to be taken because there were so many kids). Earl Monroe and Jim Connor also went on the adventure for several years with Al, and when they couldn't, a female sponsor would. Female sponsors included Jana Williams, Kari Aune (now Kuta), Linda Sudin, and Kari Olin.
After Al stopped leading the expedition, Thomas Panter headed the program. Tom had gone as an assistant sponsor on several occasions and was thrilled to have the privilege of leading the program. "I had gone for several years with Al, starting in 1988. After Al left in 1994 to teach at Hotchkiss, I decided to be in charge because I didn't want the program to die," said Tom.
Tom went a total of 16 times, and on 13 occasions the group was able to climb Uncompahgre Peak. Going on the trip 16 times certainly made a couple of trips really memorable. Tom said, "During the summer of 1994, on one of our shorter trips, the kids were sledding down the snow chute on the way down from Uncompahgre and one girl, Emily Pfalzgraff, got going way too fast, so I had to stop her. When she hit me, it almost knocked me over."
Imagine the privilege of going on the trip with your daughter. Tom had that experience. "One of my favorite trips was when my daughter Sabrina got to go on the trip, because it was special for a father and daughter to be out there together."
Tom stopped leading the program after eight years of outstanding dedication. "I stopped going because of my retirement and I felt it was time for someone else to be in charge." Chris Williams had gone on the trip a few years with Tom as an assistant sponsor. Chris said, "I just kind of fell into the position, but was happy to be in charge."
Chris still leads the program today and just finished his eighth year in charge. Several female sponsors who have gone with Chris on the trip are Tonya Stites, Amy Gutierrez, Julie Mottern and Kelly Johnson.
This year, I had the privilege of going on Upward Trails with my dad, Chris Williams. The day we left, my grandpa, the founder of the program, Al Williams, saw us off on July 19, 2010 for the 35th year of Upward Trails. This trip was really special to me because I felt that it was in my blood. It gave me a sense of pride that my grandpa had made such an outstanding program and that he had been so dedicated to it.
The fact that my dad led our five-day trip was also really special to me. Only 10 people from the Class of 2011 went on our trip because the GPA requirement was raised to a 3.6. Alli Hellman, Jon Larkin, Jenni Jones, Eli Baier, John Schmalz, Kaci O'Brien, Raveen Mulford, Desiree Decker, Tiffany Schaaf, and myself were those 10 gifted people. We all bonded more than we would have in school, and that was an important part of this trip for all of us. We didn't get to climb the famous Uncompahgre Peak because of inclement weather, but someday I hope to go and try it again.
All in all, I want to thank those 10 people for going on such an amazing trip, my dad, Chris Williams, and Kelly Johnson for taking us on the trek, and my grandpa, Alvin Williams for founding the program. I also want to thank Darci Hellman for helping me gather key information and Tom Panter for allowing me to interview him.
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NEW YORK, NY— May 6, 2011 – Liquid Comics and the Open Hands Initiative, a U.S.-based nonprofit dedicated to public diplomacy efforts, announced today the launch of a new comic book that will introduce children around the world to the Silver Scorpion, an Arab teenager who loses his legs in a tragic accident, but whose powers- his creators hope- include the ability to help build bridges between the youth of America and the Arab world, starting with Syria.
The first issue of the Silver Scorpion will be given away free across comic book retailers in the United States this Saturday May 7th as part of "Free Comic Book Day". In addition, a digital edition of Silver Scorpion is also now available for free on the home page of Scribd.com where it can be read online and through iPad devices, as well as shared with friends through Facebook and Twitter. A larger, magazine-sized collector version of the first issue is also available for order via HP's Magcloud print on demand service.
Silver Scorpion is more than just a new superhero; it represents a unique breakthrough in U.S. public diplomacy efforts at a crucial juncture in the relationship between America and the Arab world. As President Bill Clinton highlighted at the 2010 Clinton Global Initiative, the Silver Scorpion "will help to establish trust and understanding between cultures, to empower young people with disabilities."
"As the Arab world is undergoing historic and transformative changes, the American people can, and should, play an important role in strengthening and deepening the relationships between the people of our two cultures," said Jay T Snyder, American businessman and Co-Founder and Chairman of the Open Hands Initiative. "This comic book is an act of public diplomacy, a gift from the young people of America and Syria to the world."
"Disability is an issue that connects all people, no matter their race or religion or country," said Dr. Valerie Karr, a Contributing Editor to the Comic and a specialist on disability. "A dedication to the rights of people with disabilities is the most fundamental expression of shared values one can find. The Silver Scorpion is the embodiment of those values."
In August 2010, Liquid Comics joined the Open Hands Initiative to take a group of American youths with disabilities to Damascus, where they met with a group of young Syrian counterparts at the first-ever international "Youth Ability Summit". In workshops led by Liquid Comics and disability experts from the Victor Pineda Foundation, the children were asked to work together to create an original superhero that reflected their cross-cultural values and ideals as well as the challenges of living with a disability. By the end of the summit, the wheelchair-bound character of the Silver Scorpion was born.
The Silver Scorpion tells the story of an Arabic teenager, Bashir Bari, who loses his legs in a tragic accident. Consumed with anger and grief, Bashir retreats into a world of isolation, resentful of the pitiful looks and whispers of strangers. When he accidentally witnesses the murder of Tarek, a mysterious local metalsmith, Bashir is unwittingly chosen as the new guardian of an ancient power that has remained hidden for centuries. With new abilities allowing him to manipulate the metal around him, Bashir must rise above his personal grief and use this newfound gift to protect the world, while learning firsthand to embrace the values of tolerance and cooperation to achieve great heights. Liquid Comics worked with leading comic book talents Ron Marz and Mukesh Singh to help take the ideas of the youth participants and turn them into an exciting comic book story.
Liquid Comics Co-Founder & CEO Sharad Devarajan says the Silver Scorpion's superpowers go even further. "Our hope is that the Silver Scorpion will also be a positive role model to increase a dialogue and tear down some of the divisive political and social rhetoric between the West and the Arab region. Great superheroes have always been allegories to larger societal issues in the world. The bigger story of our generation is the story of globalization and our ability to overcome our regional and cultural differences to find our common humanity. While I hope people enjoy the adventures of Bashir and his transformation into the Silver Scorpion, for me, the more exciting story is how this comic book was created- from the minds of two very different groups of extraordinary youths who speak to the very best of globalization in the years ahead."
Snyder added, "What is truly amazing about this comic book is not just that it features a disabled superhero as the main character, but that it was inspired by youths who came from the United States and Syria. They had never met before. They spoke different languages. They had different cultures and backgrounds. Yet still, they found common ground through their creativity, and have given the world a character that transcends their differences."
The ten American children who participated in the Youth Ability Summit that led to the creation of the "Silver Scorpion" say Bashir is the character they'd longed to see on the pages of a comic book. "The Silver Scorpion illustrates that no matter if you are in Damascus or Des Moines, at the end of the day, we all share the same hopes and dreams," said Sarah Funes, a teenager from South San Francisco, California. "Creating this comic has united our small group from two different worlds forever as part of a unique community, and we cannot wait to share our experiences and creation with the world."
Syrian students who took part in the summit said that the collaboration with American children was life-changing. "It made me feel that I have to improve my life," said Abdulrahman Hussein, who wants to learn English so he can meet more people and better communicate with his new American friends.
"We hope the character also teaches children with disabilities to overcome the perception of their disability as a weakness, and instead find empowerment and pride in who they are, regardless of their differences," added Devarajan.
In addition to the US release, 50,000 copies of the Silver Scorpion in Arabic will also be distributed for free to schools and youth centers within Syria, as well as in various countries throughout the region. The comic series will feature additional issues and superheroes in the coming months, including female and western heroes, who will interact and engage with the Silver Scorpion as he seeks to defeat a mysterious evil.
Please visit www.FreeComicBookDay.com for more information on how to locate a comic book retailer near you to get a free copy of Silver Scorpion. Digital editions of Silver Scorpion are available to read for free online at www.Scribd.com/LiquidComics and people can also order a "Print-on-Demand" collector's edition of Silver Scorpion to be mailed to them at www.magcloud.com/browse/Issue/178024
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The Open Hands Initiative is a US-based non-profit organization by Jay. T and Tracy Snyder, dedicated to improving people-to-people understanding and friendship throughout the world through exchanges and other projects that emphasize our basic shared values and common humanity. It specializes in diplomacy that is by and for ordinary people, emphasizing dialogue and mutual respect between the people of the United States and the rest of the world.


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