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New year new 2000ad review from me this time the bumper 100 page end of year special prog 2013 only slightly delayed by festive shenanigans.
As usual this is a mixed bag of sci-fi and fantasy stories all starting at episode one to create a handy jumping on point for new readers. Let me break it down for you.
: Tharg the Mighty 2000AD's alien editor hogs the front page glory courtesy of Edmund Bagwell. An odd choice for the cover star and kind of a flat composition this one fails to pop for me would have prefered something a bit more dynamic or at least something festive. 2stars
Judge Dredd: Violent night
Story Mike Carroll Art Ben Willsher
Previously Following the disastrous events of Day of Chaos Megacity 1 is a smoking ruin with 80 percent of the population dead and the survivors attitudes to the Judges ranging from sullen hostility to armed insurrection Dredd faces a daily battle to bring order from the chaos.
An action packed start to the issue with Dredd in hot pursuit in a snowstorm before being taken out by a sniper. He wakes up to find he has been rescued by a group of civilians before to bad guys show up again so that Dredd can deal with them in his own inimitable style. A fantastic stand alone story Mike Carroll showing once again that he has a firm grasp of Dredd's character, his interactions with the civilians are particularly impressive, the whole thing brought to life by Ben Willsher's art.
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Absalom: Dirty postcards
Previously: A grizzled cancer ridden alcoholic kept alive by black magic and spite Harry Absalom heads up the branch of the metropolitan police that enforces "The Accord" the secret treaty between the English Crown and the forces of hell.
Harry and his two deputies are called to a run down seaside town where Harry meets with a mysterious thin man leaving the other two to deal with a soul stealing photographer. This whole thing is creepy as hell the clown like photographer and the ghosts of his victims are particularly effective. As an introduction to the series it does a good job of setting the tone and exploring character interactions but skimps on minor details like telling us character names and explaining the plot. Overall a good story despite some narrative flaws.
4 stars
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Savage book 8: Rise Like Lions
Pat Mills and Patrick Goddard
Previously: Another England another 2010. When the fascist Volgans conquered Britain in 1999 truck driver Bill Savage took up his trusty shotgun and fought back. Eleven years on Bill is a leader in the resistance still taking the fight to the Volgs preparing for liberation.
We open with a spetsnaz squad executing a brutal dawn raid ending with the apparent death of Bill Savage and his family. Of course the real Bill is alive and well and the rest of the story follows him as he discusses the morality of armed resistance to invaders with some barflies before meeting with his American contact who promises him that they will soon be able to break-out of their beachhead in Wales with the aid of the new mark two war robots.
It's amazing to read this and look back to the first Savage story, Invasion:1999 that appeared in the first issue of 2000ad some 35 years ago and compare the simple adventure yarn it was with the dark complex tale it has become. Despite being mostly talk Goddard brings the characters to life and imbues the few action scenes with a real sense of movement and danger showing himself to be a worthy successor to Charlie Adlard and Jesus Belasco. This new chapter is of to a flying start with the promise of many cool robots and desperate behind the lines fighting to come.
5 stars
Ampney Crucis Investigates: The Entropy Tango.
Ian Edginton and Simon Davis
Previously: Aristocratic detective Ampney Crucis may appear to be a mystery solving Bertie Wooster but he is in fact one of England's foremost defenders, facing down terrors from beyond space and time with the aid of his faithful butler.
Following a series of misadventures Ampney and his butler Cromwell are stranded in a parallel world. Standard parallel world rule apply WW1 never happened, enemies are now friends, lost loves are returned and Zeppelins abound. Ampney doesn't have much time to reflect on living the life he might have had before being called up to investigate the destruction of a steam train by an inexplicable flood and the strange creatures that washed up in it. The story fairly zips along here establishing a new status quo, introducing a brace off new characters and a troubling new mystery for our heroes. Art by Simon Davis is well handled especially the characterizations and the splash pages depicting the flood and it's aftermath.
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part 3
Ack-Ack Macaque: Indestructible
Garth Powell Nick Dyer
Previously: The only entirely new story this issue so jump right in.
Ack-Ack is a Spitfire flying monkey with an eye patch and a spunky girl sidekick here he is blasting into action against a squad of Nazi tripods attacking shipping in the English channel. I wanted to like this I really did the art is solid and the story has enough mad ideas that it should appeal but I just didn't warm to it. Apparently this leads into a new novel from Solaris which might explain why it feels so flat being. It's a shame that an extended ad.
The Red Seas: Fire Across The Deep.
Ian Edginton and Steve Yeowell
Previously: Dashing buccaneer Jack Dancer and his crew were infamous across the seven seas until they got tangled up with the supernatural. After many adventures Jack and the survivors of his crew prepare to face their final challenge.
Edgington and Yeowell pull out all the stops to kick off the last chapter of this long running series featuring an army of bronze automatons, a two headed talking dog, Sir Isaac Newton, a (not stupid) kraken and the devil himself. Not bad for the overture hopefully future installments will keep up the pace.
5 stars
Aquila: Quo Vadis, Domine?
Gordon Rennie and Leigh Gallagher
Previously: Former Nubian slave Aquila sold his soul to save himself from crucifixion in return for immortality he now serves the Destroyer walking the ancient world sowing death in his wake. However recent events have lead him to question his masters true purpose and his search for answers has brought him to the gates of Rome.
A more or less stand alone episode, more of a promo for the next story arc than a tale in it's own right, still has much to recommend it. Aquilla gets to demonstrate his high levels of badassery by fighting some monsters in a graveyard and saving some early Christians including St. Peter, an incident my Sunday school teacher inexplicably failed to mention, before heading off to Rome to continue his quest. A well written and original story further enhanced by outstanding art Leigh Gallagher once again showing why he's the goto guy for historical action.
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part 4 (last one, promise)
The Visible Man: Scars
Pat Mills and Henry Flint
Previously: Another story from the early days of 2000ad the Visible Man told the tale of of Frank Hart whose skin and muscles are rendered transparent by a freak accident with some toxic waste. He is persecuted for his freakish appearance before being imprisoned and subjected to monstrous medical experiments he eventually escapes by hijacking a space capsule and declaring his resignation from the human race.
In this one off story Frank has returned to Earth and finds himself once again in the hands of the scientist who had experimented on him years before. They argue about the morality of the situation and the scientist tries to gain Franks trust by introducing him to a visible woman. Meanwhile a squad of navy divers investigate Franks capsule and are attacked by an alien. The story here is fairly basic and ends on a weird cliffhanger but Henry Flint's wonderfully grotesque art lifts it above being merely filler.
Strontium Dog: Mutant Spring
John Wagner and Carlos Esquerez
Previously: Johnny Alpha is a mutant his genes twisted by the aftermath of nuclear war he was faced with a stark choice, accept his lot as part of a downtrodden underclass or risk his life hunting the scum of the galaxy as a bounty hunter. Johnny choose to become a search/destroy agent one of the feared and hated Strontium Dogs. Recently returned from the dead and back on Earth Johnny a mysterious voice in his head has guided him to a genocidal plot in the Canvey island mutant ghetto.
Captured by the worlds dumbest goons and brought before the big boss Alpha escapes by vomiting up an ugly green smoke monster and jumping out the window. A disappointing return for an old favorite that left me confused and hoping for better to come.
2 stars
So TLDR? A solid
3 stars
overall perhaps not quite you up to the dizzying heights of recent weeks but good fun regardless. If you are looking to jump on with 2000ad I recommend the recent prog 1800 over this but a hundred pages of original strip for under a fiver is not to be sniffed at.
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Probably not. Sixteen states have constitutional provisions prohibiting banishment, and appeals courts in many others have outlawed the practice. Although it remains on the books in a handful of states - the Tennessee Constitution permits exile, and Maryland's Constitution specifically prescribes banishment as a punishment for corruption - appeals courts usually overturn sentences of exile. There has been only one recent case of banishment from a state: In 2000, a Kentucky judge banished a domestic abuser from the state for one year. (The case never reached the state's high court.) The District of Columbia has no constitution, and its statutes don't mention banishment, so the legality of Grogan's exile is unclear. Judges typically get wider discretion in prescribing conditions of bail than in sentencing, but there is a strong trend toward invalidating interstate banishment under any circumstances.
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- What is Whipple's disease?
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- Who gets Whipple's disease?
- What are the signs and symptoms of Whipple's disease?
- How is Whipple's disease diagnosed?
- How is Whipple's disease treated?
- What is the likely outcome for people with Whipple's disease?
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What is Whipple's disease?
Whipple's disease is a rare bacterial infection primarily affecting the small intestine. It can also affect the heart, lungs, brain, joints, and eyes. Left untreated, Whipple's disease is fatal.
What causes Whipple's disease?
Bacteria called Tropheryma whipplei (T. whipplei) cause Whipple's disease. T. whipplei infection can cause internal sores, also called lesions, and the thickening of tissues. Villi, which are tiny fingerlike projections that line the small intestine, take on an abnormal, clublike appearance. The damaged intestinal lining fails to properly absorb nutrients, causing diarrhea and malnutrition.
Scientists are unsure how T. whipplei infects people. One theory is that some people are more vulnerable to Whipple's disease—probably due to genetic factors that influence the body's immune system. This theory is supported by the existence of a relatively high number of asymptomatic carriers—people who have the bacteria in their bodies but don't get sick. Also, the bacteria are more common in the environment—showing up in soil and sewage wastewater—than would be predicted based on the rareness of the disease. And while multiple cases of Whipple's disease have occurred within the same family, no documentation exists of a person-to-person transmission.
Who gets Whipple's disease?
Anyone can get Whipple's disease, but it is more common in middle-aged Caucasian men.
What are the signs and symptoms of Whipple's disease?
Signs and symptoms of Whipple's disease vary widely.
Classic signs and symptoms of Whipple's disease include
- periodic joint pain, with or without inflammation, that may persist for years before the appearance of other symptoms
- chronic diarrhea, with or without blood
- weight loss
- abdominal pain and bloating
- fever
- fatigue
- anemia—a condition in which the blood has a lower-than-normal number of red blood cells
Less common signs and symptoms of Whipple's disease include
- darkening of the skin
- enlarged lymph nodes
- chronic cough
- chest pain
- pericarditis—inflammation of the membrane surrounding the heart
- heart failure
Neurologic symptoms occur in some people diagnosed with Whipple's disease and can mimic symptoms of almost any other neurologic condition.
Neurologic symptoms of Whipple's disease include
- vision problems
- dementia
- facial numbness
- headache
- muscle weakness or twitching
- difficulty walking
- memory problems
Symptoms of neurologic, lung, or heart disease occasionally appear without gastrointestinal symptoms.
How is Whipple's disease diagnosed?
Because Whipple's disease is rare, the doctor may first try to rule out more common conditions with similar symptoms, including
- inflammatory rheumatic disease
- celiac disease
- various neurologic disorders
- intra-abdominal lymphoma
- Mycobacterium avium complex in people with AIDS
Whipple's disease is diagnosed through a careful evaluation of symptoms, endoscopy, and biopsy with tissue staining. Electron microscopy and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing are used to confirm a diagnosis.
Endoscopy will be used to examine the lining of the small intestine. An endoscope—a thin, flexible, lighted tube with a small camera on the tip—is inserted through the mouth and stomach and into the small intestine. The endoscope transmits images taken inside the small intestine to a video monitor where a health care professional can view them.
A biopsy is performed during endoscopy to collect samples of tissue from the lining of the small intestine for examination using periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) staining. PAS is a magenta-colored stain that can reveal T. whipplei-infected cells from thinly cut tissues when viewed with a light microscope. Because PAS staining is nonspecific, meaning it can also stain cells infected with other types of bacteria and fungi, many doctors choose to confirm results with a second diagnostic test, such as electron microscopy or PCR testing.
Electron microscopy, which has a much greater resolution than light microscopy, can be used to see T. whipplei bacteria inside infected cells in the tissue taken through biopsy. T. whipplei have a unique appearance easily identified by experienced laboratories.
PCR testing can detect and identify extremely low levels of bacterial DNA in tissues and body fluids. The presence of T. whipplei DNA in cerebrospinal fluid is an indication of neurologic Whipple's disease. PCR testing for Whipple's disease is relatively new; therefore, results should be supported by PAS staining or electron microscopy.
How is Whipple's disease treated?
Whipple's disease is treated with long-term antibiotics that kill T. whipplei bacteria.
Standard therapy for Whipple's disease involves initial treatment with intravenous (IV) antibiotics for 2 weeks, followed by daily oral antibiotic treatment for 1 to 2 years. IV antibiotics are delivered through a needle inserted into a vein. IV antibiotics used to treat Whipple's disease include ceftriaxone (Rocephin) and penicillin G (Pfizerpen) plus streptomycin. Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole (Septra, Bactrim), a combination oral antibiotic that can enter the cerebrospinal fluid and brain, is commonly used to treat Whipple's disease.
An alternative treatment for Whipple's disease is a combination of doxycycline (Vibramycin) plus the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine (Plaquenil) taken for 12 to 18 months. Supporters of this approach recommend that people with neurologic Whipple's disease also take long-term antibiotics that can enter the cerebrospinal fluid and brain, such as sulfamethoxazole.
What is the likely outcome for people with Whipple's disease?
After treatment, the likely outcome for most people with Whipple's disease is good. Most symptoms disappear in about 1 month. Relapse is common, however, highlighting the need to closely watch for a return of symptoms. Endoscopy with small intestinal biopsy followed by PAS staining and electron microscopy or PCR testing should be repeated 1 year after the start of treatment.
People with neurologic Whipple's disease who relapse tend to have much poorer health outcomes, including serious neurologic symptoms and even death; therefore, some scientists argue that all cases of Whipple's disease should be considered neurologic. Relapsing neurologic Whipple's disease is sometimes treated with a combination of antibiotics and weekly injections of interferon gamma (IFNγ)—a substance made by the body that activates the immune system.
Points to Remember
- Whipple's disease is a rare bacterial infection primarily affecting the small intestine. It can also affect the heart, lungs, brain, joints, and eyes.
- Bacteria called Tropheryma whipplei (T. whipplei) cause Whipple's disease.
- Scientists are unsure how T. whipplei infects people.
- Whipple's disease is most common in middle-aged Caucasian men.
- Classic signs and symptoms of Whipple's disease include joint pain, chronic diarrhea, weight loss, abdominal pain and bloating, fever, fatigue, and anemia.
- Neurologic symptoms of Whipple's disease can mimic those of almost any other neurologic condition.
- Whipple's disease is diagnosed through a careful evaluation of symptoms, endoscopy, and biopsy with tissue staining. Electron microscopy and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing are used to confirm a diagnosis.
- Whipple's disease is treated with long-term antibiotics that kill T. whipplei bacteria.
- After treatment, the likely outcome for most people with Whipple's disease is good.
- People with neurologic Whipple's disease who relapse tend to have much poorer health outcomes, including serious neurologic symptoms and even death.
Hope through Research
The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) conducts and supports basic and clinical research into many digestive disorders, including Whipple's disease. NIDDK scientists are learning how T. whipplei infects humans by studying interactions between the bacteria and cells of the gastrointestinal tract.
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Miami (RNN) - Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said the team that makes the most mistakes may well win tonight. Not a misprint.He explained that odd statement Sunday at the final news conference before the national title clash with Alabama at Sun Life Stadium. He meant the team that is the most aggressive, takes the most risks, forces the action and makes things happen, will win. When you play like that, you make mistakes. You also force the other guys into mistakes.That style of play has worked for Notre Dame all season. These guys make you play ugly. They drag you into their briar patch and when you're playing their game, they have the upper hand."We want to get this game into the fourth quarter and find a way to win," Kelly said. "We're the Fighting Irish. That's how we're going to play."Alabama will try to play its steady, deadly, beat-you-flat game.Earlier in the week, Alabama offensive guard Chance Warmack said the team that makes the fewest mistakes will win. Coach Nick Saban has talked about doing everything right, playing the way you have all season, keeping cool and playing focused.Reckless Notre Dame attacking methodical Alabama. The brawler vs. the boxer. Beauty and the beast.Here are some suggestions on what to look for, based on everything that's been said in the runup to what promises to be a great college football game.When Alabama has the ball:Keep your eye on the ball. Especially in the instant after the ball is snapped. The clash between Alabama center Barrett Jones and Notre Dame nose guard Louis Nix III is the little battle that will determine the big battle.Jones is one of the most decorated players in Alabama history - he will have started at center, tackle and guard and three different national championship games. He's a Bama offensive lineman on the order of college and NFL Hall of Famers John Hannah and Dwight Stevenson. He's an Academic All-American; when Tuscaloosa got hit by a tornado, he got a chainsaw and went around town helping people cut down trees that fell on their houses, and he could play the violin when he was 3 - you can't make this stuff up.He's also got a hurt foot - he injured it in the SEC Championship Game against Georgia. He played on it and destroyed the middle of the Georgia line. He was riding a scooter around campus a week ago. He says he's fine.Nix is 6'3", 326 and is one of the unsung heroes of the Notre Dame season, according to ESPN play-by-play man Brent Mussburger."I don't know all the nose guards in the SEC, but Nix will give Jones a hard time," Mussburger said. "(Jones has) got two great guards on both sides of him to help, but they're going to find that Notre Dame's front seven is built like SEC defenses. They are big and can move. The Irish are hard to block."Mussburger said Notre Dame's defense is better than LSU's, which gave Alabama fits this year. He added that Notre Dame has played nobody nearly as good as Alabama.Mussburger's broadcast partner Kirk Herbstreit said if Alabama is able to break running backs Eddie Lacy and TJ Yeldon loose, it could be a long night for the Irish."I've seen every game Notre Dame played this year," Herbstreit said. "They've been able to stop the run with their front seven. That meant the safeties could help the cornerbacks with pass defense."If they have to bring the safeties up to help with the run, that will soften the corners and A.J. McCarron will be able to find Amari Cooper and his other receivers for home runs."It all goes back to Jones vs. Nix. If Jones and his bad foot can control Nix without needing help from guards Warmack and Anthony Steen, the guards will be able to take on Notre Dame's outstanding linebackers.That will create opportunities for Lacy and Yeldon to rack up yards. First downs in this game are going to be hard to come by, touchdowns will be precious. Notre Dame probably needs a low-scoring game to have a chance.When Notre Dame is on offense:Watch QB Everett Gholson, No. 5. He is a freshman who has gotten better every game. But his confidence can be fragile.If Alabama gets to him early, he could get rattled. If he gets his feet under him, has some early success and is able to scoot around and make things happen,Notre Dame will have the whip hand.Notre Dame likes to spread it out, pitch it around, create problems and confusion for the opposing defense. They are a lot like Texas A&M - and Alabama fans recall what a dark afternoon it was against the Aggies.Likewise, keep an eye on Theo Reddick, No. 6, who is an electrifying running back. He'll lay back for play after play then gut you for big yards. He's as good a receiver coming out of the backfield as anybody in football.He caused a ripple of controversy last week when he said he thought the Irish could create receiving mismatches with the Alabama secondary. He's right. They probably can. He splits time with George Atkinson and Cierre Wood, who have combined with Reddick to produce well over 1,500 yards and nine TDs from the running back position.Tight end Tyler Eifert, No. 80, is the best player on the team. He's more like a 6'6", 250 wide receiver than a tight end, and Saban pointed out that the Irish use him much the same way Saban mentor Bill Belichick uses his tight ends in the New England Patriots' schemes. Herbstreit said he's the guy who makes it go for Notre Dame. "They'll try to isolate and get the ball to the tight end," he said. "(Alabama DB) Dee Milliner is a top 10 draft choice. The others are not as good. They'll try to move (Eifert) around and match him with (Vinnie) Sunseri."
If Eifter can have some success and open it up, the running backs will go to work.Herbstreit believes both teams will suffer with the heavy heat and humidity in Miami."Alabama won't have an advantage being a Southern team," he said. "It's not too toasty in Tuscaloosa right now. I've watched practices by both teams and they're struggling. It's been like watching two-a-days in preseason."A lot will come down to who has done the best job of conditioning, who has the freshest legs in the fourth quarter."The forecast calls for rain - maybe. It is South Florida, where the weather is fickle. A good cloudburst could change everything.So could a lot of things, Herbstreit pointed out."We talk all the time about matchups that could decide the outcome. You think you know how things will unfold, then you see a different defense, and everything changes."Copyright 2013 Raycom News Network. All rights reserved.
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Chassa Ladson, 21, of 33 Summer St., New London, was charged Thursday with first-degree larceny at Jared The Galleria of Jewelry, where she had worked as a sales clerk.
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