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Marvel Comics Review: Dark Avengers #1
Posted by David Torres Categories: Reviews, Marvel Comics
"Dark Avengers" is a new monthly comic book that was released this week by Marvel Comics. "Dark Avengers" is a part of the "Dark Reign" storyline that will be going on in Marvel over the next few months or so. "Dark Reign" deals with the aftermath of the "Secret Invasion" storyline that ended with Norman Osborn and his cabal assuming power behind the scenes in the Marvel Universe.
This first issue is very good, but it's kind of a been there done that already. This idea of the Dark Avengers is just a continuation of what was done at the beginning of the "Thunderbolts" comic back in the 90s. Norman Osborn is in control of the Thunderbolts and at the end of "Secret Invasion," he is now in command of SHIELD - which he has had dismantled. In it's place will be HAMMER and his "new" Avengers.
Osborn's Avengers consist of what appear to be some familiar faces: Ms Marvel, Spider-man, Hawkeye, and Wolverine. These are of course not the actual super heroes joining up with Norman Osborn. In their place instead are various villians taking over the roles - just like the Thunderbolts at the beginning of their series.
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Welcome to the Tuesday Preview. We are up to 2 in a row!
Books will be issued on regular Wednesday. Monday was MLK Day but if UPS doesn't take the day off, Diamond ships stuff. On the other hand, If we are supposed to celebrate the day, why do the Knicks play MLK afternoon every year?
Dark Avengers is the big book. Now we are inaugurating a new president on Tuesday so I could make a really cheap joke but I won't. Rumor has it that some Thunderbolts are switching sides so we have Change Baby. Astonishing X-men also drops. The art and writing are usually fine but the storyline is hard to follow so the book is better in trade paperback format. Still, we hope. Spider-man Noir was. I thought, okay and with one main character it is certainly easier to follow than X-men Noir.
Remember that the 2nd printing of Amazing 583 debuts. The is the orange variant cover which is not the highly saught blue variant. Do not over pay for this. Also the Obama trading cards are here. The media reported that a signed Obama card went for $3100 on E-Bay. My distributor thinks this is insane because a Thomas Jefferson cut signature went for only $3000. Needless to say we are going to see a lot more Obama signed items in the future but they ain't making anymore more Thomas Jefferson items. But if you come to my store,buy the cards anyway.
Finally, sad to say, Diamond has cancelled MILF Magnet 1. Now I always say to the comic critics that if they think it is so easy, design a complete new super power. All my customers were anxious to read this book although none of them actually committed to buying it.I guess, however, when we discuss which super power we want, this might beat flying.
With all the rumblings about the economy going on recently, I asked a retailer friend the other day how that was affecting his shop. And he gave me the following anecdote, which I'll paraphrase:
The other day, one of my box customers came into the shop and asked to see his pull list. After crossing off about half the titles on the sheet, he handed it back to me and then asked with a straight face: "So, how's this economy treating you?"
My friend, good retailer that he is, didn't actually react as I might have, which probably would have been to leap over the counter and try to strangle the guy.
With maybe the exception of the recent Obama issue of Amazing Spider-Man, which looks to be selling for ridiculous amounts on ebay, it's tough to see how comics retailers wouldn't be affected just like everybody else by the economic downturn. But it's one more reason to support your local comic shops right now to help keep folks in business for the long haul.
While I haven't cut back much yet, I'm definitely not making as many spur-of-the-moment purchases as I might otherwise do. Of course, it would certainly help if the prices would stop going up.
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Let me start on the Spider-Man variant story. Marvel and DC usually make dealers buy 20, 40, or even 75 copies of a book to get one variant. Sometimes you can buy as many copies of an unimportant variant as you want. Now, dealers can change their orders via an FOC three weeks before they arrive. In this case, Marvel announced that any dealer that ordered more copies of Spider Man 583 than 575 could get as many copies of the Obama cover as they wanted. This slipped by most of the dealers. And who knew that Joe Quesada would be all over TV to plug it ? So I didn't get any, but I could have sold plenty.
And next week they are printing a second printing with the same Obama variant cover except it has an orange background instead of a blue one. Don't be fooled as some people on E-Bay who are buying the second printing thinking they are getting the original variant. The original variant is worth up to 100 dollars on E-Bay.
Now the real random thoughts (SPOILERS!!!):
- You've been warned about SPOILERS… stop now! Okay…
- So Darkseid kills Batman in Final Crisis 6, but which Batman died in RIP? And if the continuity was screwed up by having a live Batman in the next two issues of Batman, what the heck is going on now? Even DC couldn't straighten it out to me on our weekly call. Luthor zapping Libra was cool, but Sivana saying "and that's the classic we haven't heard the last of him" was priceless. Batman and which Superman were flying around in Crisis 6 heat visioning everybody in sight? For a non-killer he seemed to kill a lot of who? Good guys or bad guys? Can't tell. Is it the same Supes carrying Bat's body in the end? Final Crisis 7 comes in two weeks and we are promised that Grant Morrison will clear everything up. I am holding my breath.
- In Faces of Evil - Prometheus, it seems he goes off to a secret monastery in the Himalyas to learn all about evil. Holy Dr Doom, Batman, where have we seen that before?
- Adam, Legend of the Blue Marvel was great. What they plan on doing with a hero who has talks with the Watcher after the series is over is interesting. Calling the Watcher a white guy with attitude is classic.
- Batman Confidential is a fun way to introduce all the old villains but I am sure they are screwing with continuity? But, who cares?
President-elect Obama To Team-Up With Spider-man
Posted by Jeffrey Harris Categories: Editorials, Reviews, DC Comics, Marvel Comics
USA Today recently got the scoop about the latest issue of The Amazing Spider-Man #583, appearing on store shelves today. In the issue, Spider-Man gets to team up with the next President of the United States, Barack Hussein Obama. The story penned by Zeb Wells, Todd Nauck, and Frank D'Armata will depict the Chameleon trying to thwart Obama's inauguration. The issue will be sold for a cover price of $3.99, and the limited-edition cover by artist, Phil Jimenez, will be limited to half the printing run.
Preview panels from USA Today show Obama going up to Spider-Man and performing a legendary fist-bump to end all fist-bumps as Obama expresses his fandom and support for Spider-Man. Reflecting on the incident, Spider-Man thinks, "I can't shake the feeling that if I hadn't showed up, he would have handled the Chameleon all by himself. Guess it's time to head back to New York. It looks like Washington is in capable hands." Joe Quesada, Editor-In-Chief of Marvel Comics, was excited about Obama having a cameo in a Spider-Man comic after the President-Elect said he was a fan of Spider-Man in an Entertainment Weekly pop-culture survey. Obama's then opponent, Senator John McCain, only mentioned liking Batman, the flagship character of Marvel publishing rival, DC Comics.
The mainstream media outlets and the overt love over Obama getting elected is hardly a secret. But this appearance just feels so blatantly overt with Spidey basically hero-worshiping Obama in the story. Yeah, Obama could've handled Chameleon because everyone knows Obama has had training sessions with Captain America like Spider-Man. Also, if I was Spider-Man, I would be telling him to watch out for Norman Osborn, who is now in charge of HAMMER in the Marvel Universe in the fallout of Secret Invasion. Just saying, if Obama trusts Spider-Man and the admiration is for real, "Mr. President, the guy in charge of HAMMER is a psychopath and admitted former super-villain that's killed a ton of people. Might want to do something about that."
Just saying.
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1.13.09 - Tuesday Preview
Posted by Joel Rosenberg Categories: Editorials, DC Comics, Marvel Comics
Welcome to what I hope will be a series of Tuesday previews to let you know what to look forward to on comic day.
Tomorrow, Amazing Spider-Man 583 comes out with a variant cover and a five-page Obama back-up story. The variant cover is a one of fifty so, as usual, I didn't get any. And, as usual, I have people coming out of the woodwork to buy it. Luckily Marvel is coming to my rescue by issuing a second printing variant next week and I will have plenty. Of course what this does to the resale value of the original variant is anyone's guess.
X-men Manifest Destiny should be here tomorrow to make up for the screw up of last week. Those miscover books were up immediately on E-Bay, but they tell me the real book will be free to me to make up for it, but as they are not on my invoice I won't know until they get here. Destiny?
Also appearing is Adam, Legend of the Blue Marvel 3 and the first two have been pretty good.
On the other hand, there is Death Defying Devil which is part of Project Super Powers. They could call it Hard to Read Devil because the entire series makes it difficult to follow this storyline, but we'll give it another try.
Final Crisis 6. What can I say? When Final Bar Mitzvah comes out I will comment.
And last but not least is Mad Magazine. I know everyone thinks I am old and senile (Thanks Dennis; ED: No problem, buddy. Hahaha.), but compared to the past Mad this is horrible and not funny. Pick up a few Mad trades if you don't believe me.
And to cap everything off we have Obama trading cards. Now I once asked a distributor why cards don't come out before the movie opens? It would be great to sell cards before an anticipated hit (Iron Man) or bomb (The Spirit) comes out, but I was informed that movie cards contain scenes from the movie so they don't want to give away spoilers. But folks only buy the cards for the inserts anyway. Bikini swatches and kiss cards from Benchwarmers and costume cards and autographs from Iron Man are big hits. They say there are inserts in these cards and I am wondering what they are.
That's all for this preview. Tune in next Tuesday for our hopefully second installment.
Random Thoughts For The Weekend
Posted by Joel Rosenberg Categories: Editorials, DC Comics, Marvel Comics
- Some of them are good, some of them are bad, but there sure are a lot of Wolverine one-shots. In fact, it seems that one comes along every week. I wonder when they will put out a trade of Wolverine one-shots.
- Not only did I never think of DC's Shark's private parts before, but to have them referred to in Secret Six as "dainty" seems a little freaky.
- Not only did I never think of mechanical creatures having sex before, but Jocasta and Machine Man getting all lubricated in Movie Zombies proves I'm not the only pervert around here.
- Not only did I never think of Jack Russell (the Werewolf by Night) having a private life, but might he have had second thoughts about getting his wife pregnant?
- So after 50 years of continuity, it seems that Solomon Grundy can, all of sudden, revert back to human form periodically. Hmmmm. I am thinking of a large green person over in Marvel that's been doing that for 45 years or so.
- If you are looking for an odd ball mainstream book to check out, please read Haunted Tank. The idea of Jeb Stuart having a Black descendent is quite cool. But, on the other hand, having the Haunted Tank in the new Sgt Rock mini-series, which professes to be based on a real WWII battle is flat out wrong.
- Without a great editor (that's you, Dennis) and a few good friends (that's you, David and Todd) there is no way that someone as computer illiterate as I could even dream of putting together semi-coherent columns such as this. Thanks guys. (ED: Man, is Joel ever right… I am great).
On a link from the Drudge Report, the website breitbart.com is reporting that in an upcoming issue of "Amazing Spider-man," President-Elect Obama will be making an appearance. Peter Parker attends the inauguration to take some pictures and while there springs into action as Spider-man and punches out an impostor attempting to pose as Obama. I think it's The Chameleon from the page posted on the website. This really annoys me!
People are entitled to have their political opinions. If you are a writer or an artist, you are free to incorporate your views into a story if you wish. If you are a liberal, that's fine. I live in New York, so I have a lot of liberal friends and family members. What pisses me off is that there is no balance when it comes to incorporating politics into comic book stories.
Review: Ultimate Hulk Annual
Posted by Todd Matthy Categories: Editorials, Reviews, Marvel Comics
Is this a joke? Because if it's supposed to be a joke, then it's funny. The sad thing is I don't believe Ultimate Hulk Annual is supposed to be a joke. I think it's a serious story that comes off as a joke.
Ultimate Hulk Annual is a slugfest between the Ultimate version of the Hulk and Power Princess from the once amazing Supreme Power. And it's the ultimate (no pun intended) example of men who enjoy being abused by women.
Who'd have thought Homer's hatred of pants could be taken so seriously? The cause of the fight is pants. Seriously. After being advised by Ultimate Captain America to experience the world for herself, Power Princess of Supreme Power fame decides to take in the grease-filled (and delicious) experience of an American diner, only to be interrupted by a naked Ultimate Hulk. Ultimate Hulk is refused service because he's nude, therefore Power Princess must act as a bouncer. That's the story.
My problem with this story is it completely neuters its stars. Ultimate Hulk was a wild, out-of-control, and cannibalistic brute that was the deciding factor in world-threatening events. Power Princess (or at least the Supreme Power version) was the most frightening character in comics. Does anyone remember how she would steal people's youth? How she dropped a tank on a soldier? And not only felt it was her right, but derived pleasure from it? The book treats these characters like they're jokes.
And the sad thing is this could've been a powerful story about how dangerous super-humans are. Just imagine how much collateral damage a fight between Wonder Woman (who Power Princess is based on) and the Hulk would be. If you've read Miracle Man you'd know. Instead we get a fight over pants.
The World According to Todd: Best of 2008
Posted by Todd Matthy Categories: Collecting, Editorials, Reviews, DC Comics, Marvel Comics
Figure Caption: You gotta love Supergirl!
It's that time of year again when we look back at the year and see what lived up to our expectations and what fell flat on its face. So without further ado…here is MY Best of 2008.
Book of the Year: Captain America
When my friends ask me what the best comic out there is, this is my answer. Every month, Brubaker mixes social commentary, superhero history, and pulse pounding action into a symphony of awesomeness. As icing on the cake there is always a new twist or a new piece of character development that makes aspiring writers (like myself) bang their heads on a table wishing they thought of it. Damn you, Ed. Steve Epting's artwork continues to be realistic and energetic with fun homages to great artists like Steranko.
Worst Book: Countdown to Final Crisis
Wasted time. Countdown to Final Crisis was an over-hyped highlight reel of the DC Universe that promised to set the stage for Final Crisis. Not only did it not set the stage for Final Crisis, it didn't do much of anything except steal minutes from my life I'll never get back. That and about $156 from my wallet.
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On Monday's The Fosters' (9/8c, ABC Family), Callie Jacobs is right back where she began when the series premiered, in juvie. But this time around she has a loving family by her side -- if only she could see finally accept them into her life.
"It's complicated for Callie because her goal is to live independently and take control of her life and not be bound by the system or family or expectations of her that have been restricting," Maia Mitchell tellsTVGuide.com. "She gradually realizes that may not be the best thing for her, but it's hard when you've never been loved or nurtured to accept it because it's terrifying to have the thought of it being taken away."Exclusive First Look: Rosie O'Donnell joins The Fosters
The Fosters' Callie will find a new mentor in Rosie O'Donnell.
In the final moments of the Season 1 finale, Callie (Maia Mitchell) left the Fosters' home in the middle of the night after her little brother saw her kissing foster brother Brandon (David Lambert). When the show returns, Callie will have found herself at Girls United, a transitional home, where O'Donnell plays a social worker named Rita. In our first look photo from the second episode of the season — and the beginning of O'Donnell's arc — Rita is questioning Callie about an incident with one of the other foster kids.
The Fosters has been renewed for a second season, ABC Family announced Friday.
"The Fosters has demonstrated its ability to build an audience, and the creative team's compelling storytelling assures us that there will be more growth in upcoming seasons," Kate Juergens, ABC Family's executive vice president of programming, said in a statement. "The show's dynamic cast and groundbreaking story lines resonate with our core viewers and leave them wanting more."
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ABC Family's new drama The Fosters will introduce TV viewers to a new kind of modern family. Executive-produced by Jennifer Lopez, the drama tells the story of Lena (Sherri Saum) and Stef (Teri Polo), a bi-racial lesbian couple that takes in Callie (Maia Mitchell), a troubled teen with an abusive past. The transition for Callie is anything but easy, especially as she tries to fit in with Stef's biological son Brandon (David Lambert) and the couple's adopted twins Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) and Jesus (Jake T. Austin).
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Pinch hitter Timothy Brown's two-run double to center field drove in the winning runs in the bottom of the ninth inning as Brunswick Community College beat Southeastern Community College 11-10 Sunday, March 9, at Founders Field.
By Sarah Sue Ingram
Cape Fear Community College beat Brunswick Community College 99-89 Saturday, March 8, to win the National Junior College Athletic Association Division I Region 10 championship and advance to the national junior college basketball tournament.
The Sea Devils will play in Hutchinson, Kansas, starting March 17, while the loss ends the season for the Dolphins.
"It was a hotly contested game with a lot on the line," said BCC coach Walter Shaw. "We just couldn't get the ball in the bucket.
The Brunswick Community College men's basketball team has swept National Junior College Athletic Association Division I Region 10 postseason honors.
Walter Shaw, who coached the Dolphins to the regular-season championship and an overall record of 20-12, is the Region 10 Coach of the Year. This is Shaw's 10th 20-victory season in 14 years.
Montez Loman, a 6-foot-6 sophomore forward, is the Region 10 Defensive Player of the Year.
Cam Jones, a 6-foot-4 sophomore guard, is the Region 10 Player of the Year.
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Mideastern Conference coaches have selected all-conference athletes in basketball, swimming and wrestling, and among the highlights is the selection of West junior Gray Cheers one of the MEC Players of the Year in boys' basketball. Hoggard's Trae Bryant is the other MEC Player of the Year.
West junior forward Saadiq Johnson is on the second team. West senior forward Zarie Hankins is on the third team. The Coach of the Year is West Brunswick's Eric Davis. The Trojans finished 8-4 and tied for second in the conference.
Brunswick County Sheriff's Office detectives arrested three teens Friday night in a case of vandalism at Lincoln Elementary School in Leland early Friday morning.
A Brunswick Community College men's basketball player was arrested for sucker-punching an opposing player just after the regional championship game Saturday afternoon at the Dinah E. Gore Fitness & Aquatics gym.
Kalil Stuart, a freshman from Durham on BCC's team, was charged with simple assault and taken into custody at the Brunswick County Detention Center. He was released later Saturday under a $500 bond, said James Walton, chief of police at Brunswick Community College.
A possible propane problem led to evacuation of Walgreens in Sunset Beach on Friday morning, March 7.
Sunset Beach Fire Chief Kevin Dempsey said local firefighters responded after the smell of propane was detected around 7:50 a.m.
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The drugstore was closed for about 30 minutes. By 8:30 a.m., employees and customers were allowed to go back inside the store, Dempsey said.
East Carolina's Kayla Padgett was named Female Field Performer of the Meet for her efforts at the recent 2014 Conference USA Indoor Track and Field Championships at Birmingham, Ala.
Padgett is a West Brunswick graduate and holds the state record in the shot put. She won state championships in the discus throw and shot put her senior year.
A South Carolina man faces drug charges after agents said they found more than $27,000 in illegal drugs during a traffic stop Wednesday, March 5, near Calabash.
Members of the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office Vice-Narcotics Unit seized 174 grams of MDMA from Kyle Whitney Anderson's black 2013 Chrysler 300 on U.S. 17, just across the state line, according to a news release from the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office.
Brunswick County Sheriff's Office detectives are looking for a woman wanted for questioning in a recent theft from a Calabash business.
Bonnie Jean Anderson, a blonde white woman who is about 5-foot-6, is being sought in the March 4 larceny from Callahan's Nautical Gifts in Calabash, according to the sheriff's office's Facebook page. It is unclear what items or how many were taken.
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I think she looks great.......
This is Rachael Smith, the USA's contestant in this week's Miss Universe contest, showing her nation's "national costume".
She fell on her *** in the final parade ... hilarious.
I hate impersonators of course ... but I'd pay to see this chick!
She was at the Indenpendence Monument. That suit was looking great. That's the reason of my support to Miss USA: Elvis.
Let the stars fade and fall, and I won't care at all, as long as I have you.
"You've got it all together like a lovin' machine
You're lookin' like glory and walkin' like a dream...
Mother nature's sure been good to Y-O-U"
Now she can wear Elvis' hair with style! Her falling reminded me of Sandra Bullock's character in Miss Congenialty - where she states that "we're all just hoping that one of them will fall on stage - oh wait a minute, I've already done that!" Too bad she didn't win, she showed true grace in her ability to move on!
WOW!!...She looks HOT!! And what a great pair of...........shades she's wearing..
I went looking for the jumpsuits we women wore in the '70's & '80's ....
whatcha think???? Not too bad, huh??
lol ajr, now I'm glad I never wore jumpsuits. Elvis had much better taste.
Yes it is ajr, it was fun looking at those atrocious jumpsuits. Forgot to thank you for posting them.
I can't imagine you having that bad of a taste either, I'm sure your's was plainer. I do remember some that were cute, just wasn't into them - shorts, jeans and midi length skirts and dresses with boots is what I was into at that time. I still love the midis lol and still wear them from time to time. I loved the tall funky wedgies at that time too - great as I needed the height.
It just shows you how great Elvis is. Even today after he has been dead 30 years he is still influencing the world. He was an innovator. He started it all. They will be talking about Elvis for many many years. There's Elvis then there's everybody else.
"When I was a child, ladies and gentlemen, I was a dreamer. I read comic books, and I was a hero in the movie. So every dream that I ever dreamed has come true a hundred times. I learned very early in life that without a song, the day would never end; without a song, a man ain't got a friend; without a song, the road would never bend; without a song. So I keep singing a song." - Elvis Presley
A little sideways with this topic, but a bit of fun. I was talking to someone about songs from years ago. I then noticed this thread was brought up again (re jumpsuits). Elvis was ALWAYS cool and dignified. There was a favourite song of mine, from when I was little, (o.k. any song that mentions/ed horses I loved, lol) so I looked it up on Youtube. I still love it, but look at the dancing and obviously copying Elvis' jumpsuits. Remember the Osmonds?
I think this is fun, I'm going to ask the band who plays down the road, to play this for me, lol, wonder if they will/can? lol


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The first day of the CPAC whine-fest is over. The main speakers at this years conference all seem to have one major theme to spout to the audience: "Woe is us"! But, in all honesty, I do have to agree with one meme that has come up time-and-again. That meme is that "we are at a critical point where liberty is at risk". That was first uttered by the Liberty Loving (as long as you are a white Christian) Ted Cruz.
Of course, I do not agree with their assessment of what constitutes "liberty", but liberty is at risk. It is at risk every time a conservative legislature passes another anti-abortion law. It is at risk every time a conservative legislature passes "legal discrimination" laws in the name of freedom of religion. It is at risk every time a conservative business owner says he won't provide contraception to employees because he is "religiously" against using contraceptives. It is at risk everytime a state passes a voter restriction law. It is at risk every time a legislature cuts funding for Public Education. It is at risk every time the Republicans try to defund the social safety nets and let the poor on their own to just die.
What the conservatives at CPAC are really saying is that they believe their "liberty" is at risk because the Federal Government, especially the Constitution, makes it illegal to discriminate against people. So, they callously shroud their discrimination is false claims that their "religion" says it is okay to discriminate against people, therefore, the government cannot tell them they cannot.
All the while the paranoid conservatives are meeting in Maryland, court briefs of friends of Hobby Lobby are proving that the mandate challenge of the ACA to provide contraception is not about religious freedom, but rather controlling women employees and their sexual activities. The façade of using religion against the ACA mandate is falling away very quickly if you take time to read the papers.
For example: the Beverly Lahaye Institute includes in its brief: "If the Government intends to broaden the definition of 'women's health and well-being,' and thus the goal of the Mandate, to include non-health related concepts such as emotional well-being and economic prosperity, then it should likewise have considered the documented negative effects the widespread availability of contraceptives has on women's ability to enter into and maintain desired marital relationships. This in turn leads to decreased emotional wellbeing and economic stability (out-of-wedlock childbearing being a chief predictor of female poverty), as well as deleterious physical health consequences arising from, inter alia, sexually transmitted infections and domestic violence."
There you have it. Contraceptives are the root cause of domestic violence and the reason women don't desire to enter into desired marital relationships. I wonder just what they mean by desired marital relationships.
The American Freedom Law Center says: "Thus, it has come to pass that the widespread use of contraceptives has indeed harmed women physically, emotionally, morally, and spiritually — and has, in many respects, reduced her to the "mere instrument for the satisfaction of [man's] own desires." Consequently, the promotion of contraceptive services — the very goal of the challenged mandate — harms not only women, but it harms society in general by 'open[ing] wide the way for marital infidelity and a general lowering of moral standards.' Responsible men and women cannot deny this truth.
Sorry ladies, I didn't realize that once you take contraceptives you lose all control of your sexual impulses. According the American Freedom Law Center, once you pop that pill into your mouth, you apparently just go around looking for a man to satisfy. Your choice of when you have sex is all lost to that little pill.
There are more examples, but I think you get the idea. These groups are not arguing against the mandate on religious grounds. They simply want to control the lives of women. According to them, taking contraceptives causes women to lose all self control and dooms them to a life of poverty. Who said there was a "war on women"?
With this in the background, the conservatives at CPAC are bemoaning the idea that "liberty" is under attack. In a sense they are correct. But it is they that are attacking liberty. It is they that are trying to establish a legal discriminatory government. It is they who simply wish all the poor people would simply die and leave them alone.
I am sure today we will hear more of the same. We will hear their weeping for quite a while, especially since this is an election year. But remember, they are the ones who are really attacking liberty. To be fair, they have gotten really good at it too! All in the name of hate!


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Zesty Mustard Chicken Recipe
Whether you're grilling a broiler chicken or chicken breasts, consider this lip-smacking glaze. There are only four ingredients in the honey-mustard sauce, so you can whip it up in minutes.Michael Everidge, Morristown, Tennessee
- 1/2 cup prepared mustard
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1 tablespoon salt-free seasoning blend
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 broiler/fryer chicken (3 pounds), cut in half
- In a small bowl, combine the first four ingredients. Carefully loosen the skin of the chicken; spoon some of the mustard sauce under the skin.
- Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Prepare grill for indirect heat, using a drip pan. Place chicken skin side up over drip pan and grill, covered, over indirect medium heat for 20 minutes on each side or until juices run clear, basting occasionally with remaining mustard sauce. Remove chicken skin; cut into serving-size pieces. Yield: 6 servings.
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I would like to know why this same exact recipe is listed as being from the Backyard Magazine and there they list it as 347 calories and 15 grams fat. So which is it? The ingredients are exactly the same
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I started with tuberculosis symptoms 12 months before I was diagnosed. Night sweats and a cough were the first signs, then chest pain, fevers, sputum, weakness and weight loss. I had to go to my doctors on five occasions to be told that I had a chest infection, asthma and pleurisy. Eventually, a chest X-ray and blood were taken to discover it was tuberculosis (T.B.). By that time I was really ill and weak. I recall this as a nightmare. I then was taken to two drugs after a couple of months and my symptoms came back. I had to be isolated for nearly two months and given second-line drugs such as streptomycin injections. I had a six-drug therapy which made me feel sick all of the time. It was not nice. I panic every time I have an infection or a cough. I worry that it might be back to haunt me.
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I was doing my third year of BA, I started by coughing continuously and a flu like pneumonia for a long time. This moment nearly ruined my life. I started by using flu medication but it resisted to stop. I then went home for a visit to my aunt, who then suggested that I have to go and visit doctor for consultation. As I opened my mouth to explain my problem to the doctor, I started coughing, without hesitation the doctor then said TB. I nearly committed suicide after that, as I was under denial stage. The doctor then registered my name under TB program. Staying in the hospital for six months to me was a nightmare. I became more violent until I forced my doctor to release me from hospital by telling him lies that my lecture called me to write my exam papers. The doctor was under pressure he then released me to go and write with packets of medication and at the same time I was feeling cured. Then the first thing I started by quitting my medication and the diseases as it well known went into hiding for some time. A year later I started to feel very much week around June. I was unable to go upstairs in the library, at the same time coughing started, during nighttime my chest was wheezing. As a border in boy hostel guys organized during my sleeping time and they started pointing fingers me as if I was dying. I was under pressure then I went to the nearest hospital and I was admitted as a TB patient. Students from the University will come to watch me that I am dying and started to call me names and that I am having aids. I wanted to die by that time. At the same time I continued with my treatment for a year until the TB was cured.
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With Wrong Turn 5, director and writer Declan O'Brien (Wrong Turn 3: Left For Dead, Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings, Sharktopus) returns to the helm of his third film in the franchise, with Doug Bradley (best known for his role of "Pinhead" in the Hellraiser films) in a pivotal role. Camilla Arfwedson, Roxanne McKee, Simon Ginty, Oliver Hoare, Amy Lennox, Duncan Wisbey, Kyle Redmond-Jones, Peter Brooke, Emilia Klayn, Rosie Holden and Andrew Bone round out the cast.
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A former Pennsylvania judge is charged with racketeering, bribery and extortion in what prosecutors say was a $2.8 million scheme to send juvenile delinquents to privately run prisons.
February 09, 2011, WednesdayPennsylvania: Cases Dropped
The Luzerne County District Attorney's Office dropped plans to retry nearly 50 juveniles whose cases were originally heard by a judge charged in a corruption scandal. District Attorney Jackie Musto Carroll said the decision was ''in the interest of fairness and justice.'' The cases were among...
January 26, 2010, TuesdayPennsylvania: Partial Immunity
Two former judges accused of taking kickbacks to supply juveniles to private detention facilities have been granted partial immunity from civil liability. Judge Richard Caputo of Federal District Court said the former judges, Michael T. Conahan and Mark A. Ciavarella Jr. of Luzerne County, were...
November 21, 2009, SaturdayPennsylvania Overturns Many Youths' Convictions
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Thursday voided thousands of juvenile-offender convictions handed down by a judge now charged in a corruption scandal.
October 30, 2009, FridayPennsylvania: Pleas By Ex-Judges
Two former judges who are accused of taking millions in kickbacks to place juvenile defendants in private youth detention centers have pleaded not guilty to federal racketeering charges. The former Luzerne County judges, Mark Ciavarella and Michael Conahan, were arraigned in Scranton.
September 16, 2009, Wednesday2 Ex-Judges May Be Tried In Sentencing Of Juveniles
Two former Pennsylvania county judges who pleaded guilty in February to a kickback scheme that involved sending juveniles to private detention facilities withdrew their guilty pleas Monday, opening the way for them to go on trial. A federal judge rejected plea agreements last month after...
August 25, 2009, TuesdayPennsylvania: Builder To Plead
A Pennsylvania builder will plead guilty in a scheme in which judges allegedly took kickbacks to place juveniles in private detention centers, the authorities said. The builder, Robert K. Mericle, becomes the 11th person charged in a Luzerne County corruption inquiry that has brought down two...
August 14, 2009, FridayPennsylvania: Report On Judges
Every finding of juvenile delinquency by a former judge accused of taking kickbacks from a private juvenile detention company should be thrown out and nearly all the cases should not be retried, a judge appointed by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to review the cases said. The court has the final say...
August 13, 2009, ThursdayPlea Agreement by 2 Judges Is Rejected in Pennsylvania
A federal judge has rejected the plea agreement of two former Pennsylvania county judges, who received kickbacks for sending juveniles to detention centers.
August 01, 2009, SaturdayWronged Juveniles May Lose Right to Sue
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July 28, 2009, TuesdayDespite Red Flags About Judges, a Kickback Scheme Flourished
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March 27, 2009, Friday70 Youths Sue Former Judges in Detention Kickback Case
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ESPN NFC South blogger Pat Yasinskas has come out with his All-NFC South team and there are four Buccaneers listed on the offensive side of the ball.
Tackle: Donald Penn, Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He got his big contract at the start of training camp. Penn then went out and showed he deserved the big money. While the rest of Tampa Bay's offensive line was going through a bunch of injuries, Penn did a great job of protecting Josh Freeman's blind side.
Tight end: Kellen Winslow, Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It's a very close call between Winslow and Atlanta's Tony Gonzalez. Their numbers were very similar. I'm going with Winslow. Gonzalez already has received enough attention throughout his career. Winslow was infamous in his Cleveland days, but he's been on his best behavior and has been productive since coming to the Bucs.
Wide receiver: Mike Williams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers. A fourth-round draft pick, Williams was instantly dominant at a position where it often takes players a few years to develop.
Running back: LeGarrette Blount, Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Went from being cut by Tennesee in the preseason to becoming Tampa Bay's feature back. He didn't fully get put in that role until close to midseason, but he still rushed for 1,000 yards.
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All four of the Bucs that Yasinskas has mentioned deserve the honor. Penn had his best season as a pro and was named a Pro Bowl alternate for his play. Winslow had another great season and really finished the year strong. Williams consistently made big plays all season and is an Offensive Rookie of the Year candidate. Blount was excellent once he got a chance to play and really opened up Tampa Bay's offense with his explosive running ability. However, one can make a case for having quarterback Josh Freeman on the team rather than New Orleans' Drew Brees. Freeman, in his first full season as a starter, arguably did more than Brees with less talent at his disposal. Freeman completed 61.4 percent of his passes for 3,451 yards with 25 touchdowns and six interceptions, while compiling a QB rating of 95.9. He also had 364 rushing yards. Meanwhile, Brees completed 68.1 percent of his passes for 4,620 yards with 33 touchdowns and a career-high 22 interceptions, while compiling a QB rating of 90.9. Brees is a better quarterback than Freeman overall, but Freeman may have been the better quarterback in 2010.
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Earlier this year, the Senate Special Committee on Aging held a hearing on older voters and the various barriers they face in exercising their right to vote. Witnesses shared their expertise on such issues as poll accessibility for older and disabled voters, voting within the long-term care setting, and finally, on the issue of Voter ID.
Studies have found that seniors are more likely than younger populations to lose their right to vote when Voter ID is implemented. My state of Wisconsin has been battling over its own Voter ID proposals. A 2005 study by the University of Wisconsin found that 23 percent of people age 65 and older in Wisconsin - nearly 200,000 older voters - do not have a driver's license or other photo ID.
Several factors explain this statistic. The financial cost of collecting the documents necessary to obtain a photo ID is particularly burdensome to older voters who live on fixed incomes, and can be considered akin to a poll tax. In addition, older Americans are far more likely to have disabilities than other citizens, making it more difficult for them to travel and to navigate the bureaucratic procedures required to procure a photo ID. Equally important, we learned at our hearing that, due to limited access to health care, many minority citizens born before and during the 1960s were not delivered in hospitals. Therefore, their state of birth is less likely to have a birth certificate for them on file.
Unfortunately, the Supreme Court's recent decision to uphold Indiana's requirement that voters present a government-issued ID is sure to have national implications for current and future Voter ID laws, and will allow for continued discrimination against the elderly, minority and low-income populations who are less likely to have proper identification.
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