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2001 Suburban: possible blown head gasket???
Hey all, been awhile since I posted. I'll be quick, I have a 2001 Suburban 4x4 5.3L w/ 115k miles. For some time now I have had puffs of white smoke come out of the exhaust on cold startup, it goes away after its warm of course (few seconds). It's an intermittent issue because sometimes there is no smoke. One thing that is always consistent is the sweet smell coming from the exhaust. These are all signs of a blown head gasket, likely between two cylinders. The weird thing is my coolant levels have been fine for years, I bought the truck in 2007 with 75k miles and have never had to add any coolant and the level has never changed, wouldn't this indicate no coolant is being burned? But where is the sweet smell coming from?
* Burns 1.5 qts of oil per 1000 miles (I think this is a lot)
* Intermittent puffs of white smoke and small of white smoke on cold start up
* Sweet exhaust smell
* No milky colored oil
* Coolant levels have not changed in years, I've never added coolant.
* Sometimes have a slightly hard starting issue (ignition not cranking), fuel pump was already replaced last year for failure, pressures look fine. Plugs and wires were also replaced.
What are your thoughts?
2001 Suburban LT 1500 4x4
My '89 5.7L does that occasionally, too on cold startup. Only I don't have any sweet smell. I was told that there was some excess oil in the cylinder that had to burn out at startup.
As for how much oil you use per 1K miles? I usually have to put in a quart about every 300 miles. That's a lot! And I don't see any oil drips on the driveway. I'll have to start thinking about a piston ring job. Of course, I use my truck to tow the family travel trailer back and forth for camping over some mild hills and low mountains. And that is after bringing the trailer home from where I work, pulling it approx 130 miles one way down the freeway. Then I have to tow it back so I can go back to work. I work away from home during the week, and go home on the weekends.
The sweet smell? Could be antifreeze. To me it is a sickly sweet smell when I get a whiff of it due to a leak or a blown heater core. Not sure about what it would smell like coming out of the exhaust, though.csltrains96
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A compression check, of each cylinder, would be where I'd start.Ray
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Reviews by jmunsters:
4.15/5 rDev +19.3%
Growler take home from Hopcat in Grand Rapids, MI. I am going to try and be brief here. The Beach Wheat pours and looks like a kölsch with lacing, smells like a hefe light on banana, tastes like a saison/hefe hybrid. Wonderfully odd. Had on bottle last year, very nice from the tap as well.
07-28-2012 21:23:16 | More by jmunsters
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3.25/5 rDev -6.6%
05-17-2014 10:51:43 | More by DanGeo
3.55/5 rDev +2%
Had this one many times on tap at places around time, picked up a six-pack for the first time this year. It pours a bright and shining gold color with a yeast-driven haze that obscures any amount of clarity in the brew, just like any hefeweizen should. The head is pretty thin and fades quickly, much quicker than many other beers of this style.
The aroma reminds me of a thin and slightly watered down hefeweizen; the mild, yeasty esters are there with some lightly rotten banana and hints of clove and mint. Faint apple skins and a light kiss of musky hops finishes things off. Not as full, thick, or robust as you'd expect, sadly. The aromas are there, they're just a little underplayed.
Wheat is revealed a little more as the beer hits the palate; soft wheat background with a light graininess and heaps of pale malt. Yeast abound, with lots of banana and clove-like esters. Mild, tart-apple twinge hits somewhere around half-way, something that was unexpected but not necessarily unwanted. Finish contains a touch of musky hop bitterness, but mostly wheat and fading yeast flavors.
Just like the aroma and flavor profiles, the mouth feel is a bit lacking in girth and just seems like a thinner version of the style. Thin bodied, tight carbonation, and a crispy, wet finish. Far from the top-tier hefeweizens out there, but far from the worst, too. It's simply an easy drinker and nothing else. Don't expect greatness and you won't be disappointed.
06-11-2013 11:33:55 | More by tectactoe
2.83/5 rDev -18.7%
A - Pours a slightly hazy straw color with one finger of white head. Head fades pretty quickly and doesn't really any lacing.
S - Relatively strong lemon scent. There is some wheat and faint banana. Not sure what to make of this.
T - Intense lemon dominates the taste. Eventually the lemon receptors are saturated, some banana, clove and wheat finally come through. Like an odd Berliner Weiss/Hefe hybrids. Not really enjoying this one.
M - Light crisp mouthfeel.
O - Not really what I look for in a hefeweizen, and not really that enjoyable. Won't be getting this again.
09-30-2011 21:49:15 | More by warnerry
3.5/5 rDev +0.6%
01-31-2012 21:02:21 | More by TCJosh
4/5 rDev +14.9%
Pours a clear golden color with a one-finger white head. The head recedes into a thin layer on top leaving decent lacing.
Smells of light malts with large amounts of wheat twang. Also present are solid amounts of citrus hops with hints of tropical fruit hops and clove lurking in the background.
Tastes very similar to how it smells. Equal amounts of pale malt and robust wheat flavors kick things off. Joining in shortly thereafter are solid amounts of bright citrus hop flavors and milder amounts of tropical fruit hops. The tropical fruit hops fade midway through the sip, making room for influence from clove. The wheat and citrus hops carry through to a moderately bitter finish.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness with decent carbonation.
Drinkability is also good. I finished my glass without a problem and could have another.
Overall I thought this was a nicely hopped beer somewhere between an American wheat and a hefeweizen. Nothing special but certainly worth a shot if you see it on, especially in the warmer months.
01-10-2011 18:56:04 | More by glid02
New Jersey
3.98/5 rDev +14.4%
Got this one as an extra from splax23, thanks Jason!
A - Pours pale golden hazy yellow. Agressive pour creates good size foamy head with nice lacing but goes rather quickly.
S - Good stuff. Bit of banana, clove, wheat. Very nice.
T - Getting some pinapple i think here, same as taste, slightly sour but its different, I like that.
M - Nice smooth.
O- I think this beer is pretty damn good. Somewhat similar to one of my all time favorite wheat beers (Mana Wheat), not as good but definitely worth a few pints.
Alot of the reviews seem a bit harsh on this one, Im pretty tough critic, or at least try to be and I thought this one is definitely worth several pints.
08-31-2011 00:32:08 | More by beenitty
New Jersey
2/5 rDev -42.5%
12-05-2011 00:27:51 | More by acurtis
3.5/5 rDev +0.6%
08-01-2013 17:55:58 | More by king75
3/5 rDev -13.8%
08-25-2014 21:09:52 | More by dmorley21
Ontario (Canada)
3.85/5 rDev +10.6%
Enjoyed on tap at the brewpub. Whafting bannana aroma. Light colour, very lacey. A lighter than medium mouthfeel. Served somehwat cold. Some sugar, sweet. Very drinkable even though not the thickness I would anticipate from the best of this style.
Had it on tap a couple of years later and the aroma was good, decent citrus wheaty taste.
08-07-2009 11:54:01 | More by Sammy
4/5 rDev +14.9%
12oz bottle into pint glass.
A: murky straw body with a finger white head good formation and retention. The lacing is light, along with the carbonation.
S: Aroma is light, but with good clove and banana elements.
T/M: Slight spice on the front, with a well rounded wheat body. The overall texture is a bit thin for style, but very refreshing. Hops are light and noble, while the yeast plays a good role and has a spicy finish as well.
O: overall this is a decent wheat brew, very drinkable, while still holding good flavors, not too experimental, like other shorts brews.
08-02-2011 22:02:49 | More by GDBEERMAN
3.65/5 rDev +4.9%
Beach Wheat is a very hazy straw color. Looks a bit yellow or gold when held to light. It's topped with a soft, white head that stands just about a finger tall. Retention was definitely on the shorter side. Lacing was a little sticky and lighter in volume.
The nose is pretty good. It's maybe a little weak. It kicks off with a very earthy, grainy scent that lingers throughout. There's a spicy element to it. Smells like clove and perhaps a bit of pepper. It has a yeasty scent that's relatively prominent. Smells like there's a light banana scent. It's definitely light though. Tough to tell. Perhaps my nose is playing tricks on me. Alcohol is buried.
The flavor is pretty consistent with the nose. It's spicy up front. Tastes like a yeasty spiciness. I'm definitely getting clove and pepper. It has a strong earthy and grainy flavor that lingers throughout. I'm not getting much in the banana department. I was hoping for more. There's a faint hint of it, but that's about it. It is yeast (and spicy) throughout. Alcohol isn't a factor at all. I'm not getting any. It finishes earthy, grainy, and spicy.
Beach Wheat has a lighter body. Carbonation seems active, but the bubbles feel soft. This stuff goes down super easy. It really is a nice, drinkable summer beer. I could handle quite a few of these on a hot day.
Beach Wheat is a pretty good release from Short's Brewing Company. It's a relatively straight forward Hefeweizen. It won't compete with the world's best, but it's still a pretty good beer. A little (or a lot) more banana would definitely bump it up a notch or two. Having said that, it is a pretty satisfying, refreshing beer on a hot day. It's probably even a little more satisfying than the score here reflects.
09-05-2011 02:55:46 | More by prototypic
3.5/5 rDev +0.6%
08-15-2013 19:48:15 | More by beergorrilla
4/5 rDev +14.9%
08-30-2012 00:33:39 | More by mzeld
2.55/5 rDev -26.7%
Flat and hazy yellow. This had barely any carbonation or head to speak of. It almost looked like juice.
The smell supports this is in fact a wheat beer, with hints of banana, clove, and wheat. However, it also has a sharp and pungent sourness to it.
Sometimes I like Short's interesting approach on a style, and sometimes I just don't get it. Tick this one on the side of not getting it. The banana flavor is over ripe, almost spoiled. It has a rotten sour flavor to it like decomposed fruit. There are light spices in the finish.
Mouthfeel has low carbonation and medium bodied.
This just furthers my confusion about Short's. I've had some beers I thought were spectacular, and some that are just flat out gross. There's a part of me wondering if this was an infected or just inconsistent bottle, but I also know they tend to digress from styles and I'm pretty sure what I got is what they intended.
08-22-2011 01:58:51 | More by Vonerichs
3.5/5 rDev +0.6%
09-03-2012 03:41:28 | More by redleg64
4/5 rDev +14.9%
Appearance – Pours into a tulip with a slight golden hazy appearance. Almost no head is achieved with a moderate pour.
Smell – Lots of Belgian yeast, spice, clove, bananas, lemon citrus zest, and malt.
Taste – Spot on to the aroma. None of the flavors are overwhelming, but relatively mellow. Banana up front with lots of Belgian yeast, mixed with clove. Slight hoppy flavor, wheat, and lemon citrus.
Mouthfeel – Lighter bodied, bubbly carbonation, finishes a hint dry.
Overall – A solid Hefe and pretty enjoyable on a warm summer night.
08-05-2011 13:14:10 | More by SpdKilz
3.25/5 rDev -6.6%
09-06-2013 15:13:50 | More by alfie
2.9/5 rDev -16.7%
Thanks to RocPorterFanatic for this one.
A: A hazy light yellow in color. Almost like a pineapple color. A small bit of white head on top, which fades almost immediately.
S: Some spice notes, and a touch of fruit. There is a good bit of clove as well as maybe a touch of sulphur.
T: There is a certain tartness to this, as well as a bit of metallic flavor and a touch sour. Fairly light in flavor and a little bit of clove.
M: Thin and quite a bit of carbonation.
O: Overall I'm not very impressed. Very light in flavor, even for the style, and it has that slightly acidic sour twang that all of Short's beers seem to have. Not horrible, but not great.
08-28-2011 02:36:39 | More by Beejay
South Carolina
3.6/5 rDev +3.4%
bright golden in color and very cloud. Small head of white fades quickly and is replaced by a broken crown of white lace that barely hangs on the sides of the glass. Aroma is very light at first but as it warms builds with hints of light grass, loads of wheat and light spicy notes. As I take the first sip there is a pronounced spice, clove maybe that really takes over on the palate. Peppery almost with light grain and a hint of lemon zest that punctuates the clove perfectly
11-05-2011 14:29:55 | More by mikesgroove
3.5/5 rDev +0.6%
pours a soft yellow cloudy with a one-finger white froth. just a bit of gummy lace stays.
aroma of clove, bananas, wheat, straw, a hint of grass, and a good bit of citrusy zest.
tastes like it smells. hefeweizen with a shockingly tart dose of lemon... definitely one of the most tart, citric, acidic versions of a hefe I've sampled... and not sure I'm really digging it. the lemon is just a bit overpowering.
mouth is fairly thin in body, ample fervent carbonation is striking, as is the acidic finish, but all in all, surprisingly unmemorable.
all in all, this one seems like a decent traditional hefeweizen that's just a bit too heavy on the lemon for my tastes... just not quite working right for me. less tart lemon, and this one would be a solid hefe.
08-16-2011 20:10:54 | More by djeucalyptus
4/5 rDev +14.9%
11-22-2011 01:54:10 | More by Another6Pack
3.5/5 rDev +0.6%
06-19-2013 15:30:17 | More by mendvicdog
New York
4/5 rDev +14.9%
12-04-2011 23:29:12 | More by WeisGuy
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The Full Run: the Legacy of 'Thriller' by Robert Loren Fleming and Trevor Von Eeden (Issues #9-12)A column article, The Full Run by: Jason Sacks
Welcome back to our look at one of the best-remembered and most innovative comics of the 1980s, Robert Loren Fleming and Trevor Von Eeden's Thriller.
"The whole book is on the very edge of what's being done in comics."
Robert Loren Fleming, Amazing Heroes #30, 1983
Thriller started with the highest possible expectations, only for the series to crash and burn very quickly. The very unique comic book that had creators with the loftiest possible expectations instead ended up being remembered as an offbeat anomaly. Robert Loren Fleming and Trevor Von Eeden embraced new storytelling techniques and tried cutting-edge methods in 1983 to deliver a comic book unlike everything else on the stands. But Von Eeden and Fleming's tenure on the series barely lasted half a year. What is the legacy of Robert Loren Fleming and Trevor Von Eeden's Thriller?
Your opinion on that question will depend on if you're a positive or negative thinker, on whether you celebrate successes or complain about failures. Because, as we've seen in the previous eight chapters of this column, Thriller's legacy is surprisingly complex. That should be no surprise, because the book itself was so surprisingly complex.
Perhaps most importantly, Thriller can be viewed as a milestone in the world of creator-owned comics. In 1983 the idea of creator-owned comics was just beginning to gain wide acceptance at the Big Two publishers. Both had dipped toes in the creator-owned waters by the time that Thriller hit the comic shop shelves but they hadn't really started to swim much in that water.
Marvel had an oddball abortive flirtation with creator-owned material in 1974 and 1975 with Comix Book, an attempt by the House of Ideas to publish an ongoing collection of underground comics (the story of Comix Book is fascinating, by the way -- and the only time that people like Art Spiegelman, Skip Williamson, Howard Cruise and Kim Deitch ever produced pages that were published by Marvel).
Marvel next published creator-owned material in Epic Illustrated and the subsequent Epic line of comics. Jim Starlin owned Dreadstar and Steve Englehart owned Coyote at Epic, but very few writers or artists published by Marvel at that time had ownership of the characters they created. For instance, even though John Byrne originated the entire team, he has no control over Alpha Flight.
The situation was worse for creators at DC in the mid-1980s. Few DC creators owned even the most creator-driven material that DC published. Thus Camelot 3000, instigated and specifically designed to be created by Mike W. Barr and Brian Bolland, is trademarked and copyrighted by DC Comics. Don McGregor and Gene Colan's Nathaniel Dusk, arguably as personal a series as DC ever published, is still a DC property, as is Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan's Night Force, Roy Thomas's Arak Son of Thunder and Captain Carrot, Doug Moench and Jan Duursema's Arion Lord of Atlantis. Under DC's contracts from that era, creators has a stake in the success of the characters they created -- for instance, Thomas received money from an action figure of Arak, and Jack Kirby received royalties from the inclusion of the New Gods in the Super Powers action figure line. But few creators had actual control of their characters.
Only Frank Miller's Ronin, a unique limited series specifically driven by a superstar creator, gave the creator a copyright: though Ronin is trademarked DC, it is copyrighted by Frank Miller Inc.
Thus it's not surprising that every word and pencil line on every page of Thriller was copyright © 1983 (or 1984) by DC Comics Inc. That's right: even though Thriller was as unique, quirky and idiosyncratic a creation as any Image comic in 2013, Thriller's creators, the two men whose distinctive visions produced this thoroughly distinctive series, didn't own one iota of their own passionate creation.
As we saw in last week's column, that meant that Fleming and Von Eeden were in the frustrating position of having their creation continue on without them. Bill DuBay assumed the writing chores while the great Alex Niño drew Thriller's final four issues. But the DuBay-Niño tenure was an absolute, abject failure on almost every level.
In the image above you can observe everything that immediately went wrong when creators other than Fleming and Von Eeden assumed the chores on this extremely unusual comic book. Just look how amazingly wordy that first page reads! When Thriller #9 -- the first issue by the dreaded new team -- appeared, Alan Moore was rapidly becoming the era's most celebrated comics writer. His Marvelman and V for Vendetta were tremendously influential imports in the UK's Warrior magazine, and his Swamp Thing run was earning massive critical accolades.
It seems obvious that DuBay strongly embraced Moore's influence. If Alan Moore, a relative newcomer to comics, could create long, poetic captions, why couldn't the much more experienced DuBay do the same? Never mind that Robert Loren Fleming didn't use a single caption in any issues of Thriller that he wrote; this was DuBay's comic now. He could do whatever he wanted.
Notice also how odd Niño's art looks on that page. Niño was well known for his often abstract and surreal style, but on this page he appears to be aiming for something in between his own style and those of both Jack Kirby and Wally Wood. The giant wall of technology on this page is a terribly unfocused, indistinct mess for readers. There's no place for the reader's eye to settle onto, nowhere on the page that acts like a focal point for the eye. All the noodling takes away from the effects that Niño is trying to create.
And lastly, do you notice that odd lizard-like creature on the bottom right of the page? That's some sort of bizarre genetic creation that the future Soviet Russians have concocted for some crazy obscure reason that has nothing at all to do with what came before.
There's really nothing to be gained by dwelling on the really terrible rump end of the Thriller series. To be fair to DuBay, he does seem to try hard to make this comic his own and do the best with the very unfair hand that DC Editorial dealt him. But really his five issues on this comic may be the nadir of Bill DuBay's long career. He plays with some interesting ideas here but never seems to be able to deliver on any of them.
For instance, in the double-sized Thriller #10, the world is destroyed in a nuclear explosion but then is quickly reconstructed by Angie Thriller and the godlike Iskariot. There's a crazy visionary intensity to the way that the team destroys and then recreates the Earth, and the way that mankind's rebirth helps to move humanity to a new level of peace and enlightenment.
In more skilled hands, that could have been an intriguing plotline. There was a pervasive worldwide fear of nuclear holocaust in the 1980s during the pre-Gorbachev era in Russia, so DuBay was channeling a bit of the era's global zeitgeist while providing an optimistic ending to the events. But the whole approach feels so ridiculously ham-handed that the storyline just doesn't pay off in a satisfying manner.
Alan Moore and Neil Gaiman would explore that same theme in Gaiman's abortive Miracleman run several years later, with much more success. Ironically, as we'll see in a moment, Moore figures into Thriller's story as well.
One mystery about the DuBay era has to do with Thriller #11. As you can observe from the caption box in the this issue's title page, DuBay's name is excluded from the credits despite the fact that editor Alan Gold notes in this issue's letter's page that DuBay actually did write the Thriller #11. Perhaps these comments from editor Gold (quoted on Michel Fiffe's blog -- yes, the same Michel Fiffe of Copra fame!) shed some light on that topic.
"I might be to blame for DC's lack of interest in reviving Thriller. Fleming left right after you [Von Eeden -- the timeline seems distorted here] did. He realized that DC could not offer a satisfactory replacement. In fact, Dick suggested someone completely wrong for the job, [Alex Niño]. He was a good draftsman, but his art lacked the style -- even poetry -- and mystery of yours. If I had been more confident as an editor, I would have demanded someone appropriate -- but I wasn't, and I didn't.
"Many people warned me that the writer Dick recommended to replace Fleming was no good for the job. Looking back on it, I don't think I understood what you and Bob were doing, how it was different from generic comics. Again, I wish I had listened. Every issue was a fight. In fact, I didn't get what you and Bob were doing either until after you'd both left. I couldn't get [the new writer, Dubay] to write anything interesting. I even rewrote scripts, but that just led to 'negotiations' that satisfied no one. I had commented that I wanted better plots than Fleming had delivered (I believe I used Mission Impossible as an example -- maybe Dick put that idea in my head?), and he took that to mean dumbheaded action-and-nothing-but-action.
"Here's a fun aside. Alan Moore volunteered to take over as writer, but I stupidly stuck with the writer Dick gave me. I saw it as a matter of loyalty. Having been a freelancer for about 10 years (moonlighting as a copy editor when I worked in book publishing), I couldn't warm up to the idea of firing a freelancer. As a result, Karen Berger got her big break with Swamp Thing and I went nowhere (as I deserved, having turned Thriller, among others, into a mediocre bore)."
I think Gold is being too tough on himself because he's looking at the past with 20/20 hindsight. There's no way Gold could have known that DuBay would mostly be a failure in the role as Thriller's writer. The man had written many consistently fine comics over the previous decade and had recently collaborated with the great Von Eeden with a very intriguing story in Pacific Comics's Bold Adventure. Since Von Eeden was still on board Thriller with DuBay's first issue, it could be seen as logical to assume that the DuBay/Von Eeden team could catch lightning in a bottle again and create something special.
We'll never know if Alan Moore would have been more successful with this strip than DuBay was; the real point, in fact, is that nobody -- no creators on Earth -- could take the place of the two men who had originated this comic. That's the whole point of a creator-driven comic.
A whole ethos has developed these days around the idea of creator-owned comics. Some of the finest and most popular comics these days -- Walking Dead, Saga, The Massive, the list goes on and on -- have emerged from the same creative hothouse that Thriller emerged from -- the world inside two very fertile creators' brains.
We can see Thriller through that lens as both a trailblazing comic book and almost as a martyr to the cause of creator-owned comics. If Thriller had come around a decade later, the comic likely would have been treated very differently in the marketplace and by DC in general. Ten years after Thriller first appeared, the golden era of Vertigo Comics was dawning. The emergence of the rock star artists of the late 1980s and early 1990s showed that creative talent wasn't interchangeable. Creators mattered.
For all their many flaws, the original seven Image Founders showed that comics lived and died based on the people who created them rather than the characters themselves. And the talented writers and artists who emerged after the Image explosion embraced that idea as a simple fact of creative life rather than a proposition to be fought for. Creators like Neil Gaiman, Grant Morrison, Colleen Doran, Peter Milligan and Bill Willingham embraced the ability to create creator owned and driven material that couldn't be taken away from them due to editorial fiat or an angry collaborator.
The idea of creator-owned comics was floating around the edges of the comics industry in 1983 and 1984 with well-regarded creator-owned comics such as Howard Chaykin's American Flagg!, Mike Baron and Steve Rude's Nexus, Steve Englehart and Marshall Rogers's Coyote, Mike Grell's Jon Sable Freelance, Matt Wagner's Mage and of course Dave Sim's Cerebus on the stands the same months as Thriller. But the Big Two publishers took a long time to embrace the idea of publishing some level of creator-owned comics.
Von Eeden and Fleming, like McGregor and Colan or Barr and Bolland, were caught in a tough dilemma. DC had the marketing muscle and promotional power to do justice to the creators' more sophisticated visions of new comics art, not to mention the ability to write a hefty paycheck for those men and women every month that didn't bounce. But DC also seized a metaphorical pound of flesh in the form of a loss of control by the creators over the books and their properties. There's no better example of that double-edged sword than the way that Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons will receive back the rights to Watchmen if the comic ever falls out of print -- which it likely never will.
Above, from Trevor's comments: Taken in '83, in California on vacation with the family--tried sneaking in a bit of work in the hotel room, while waiting for the women to get dressed--and got busted by somebody (I forget who.)
"I usually wear my reading glasses when I work, though--and apparently back then I went on vacation dressed as Black Lightning... I wonder if I did that all the time?... Ah, youth. I do remember some of it on occasion, though…
And in this particular case, there's one more reason this comic was published at DC -- and maybe a clue as to why it ultimately failed. As we saw in the first chapter of this column series, Thriller was, in large part, sponsored by DC Vice President/Executive Editor Dick Giordano. If you remember, Fleming was working as a staffer at DC when he persuaded Giordano to look at his proposal for this series. Giordano's excited interest in the comic helped greenlight the project.
If not for Giordano, Thriller likely never would have been approved by any of the managers at DC. For that matter, without Giordano, Von Eeden likely never would have been attached to the project even if it was greenlit. And suddenly the whole fabric of space-time starts to unravel!
Thankfully we still have our handful of sensational issues of Thriller on hand, like the one season of Firefly that fans celebrate so much. As with Firefly, you can make a strong case that Thriller was influential far beyond its initial publication.
For one thing, as we saw a few chapters ago, there was a direct influence on the artwork of Frank Miller, maybe the most important comics creator of the 1980s. There are moments in Sin City that look very much like pastiches of artwork created by Von Eeden in Thriller, as well as at least one moment in his 1990 graphic novel Elektra Lives Again that can be read to mention Von Eeden.
As mentioned in previous chapters, Von Eeden was dating Lynn Varley before she became involved with Miller, so there's no doubt that the couple frequently discussed Varley's former squeeze and likely saw some of his artwork. As you may remember, Varley colored Thriller #5, maybe Von Eeden's last outstanding issue from the run. Thus his art had to be around her apartment at the very least.
But Von Eeden influenced more artists than just Frank Miller. I've been amazed by how many artists remember Thriller quite fondly. Matthew Southworth of Stumptown fame drew the two illustrations that accompany this article completely from memory. Michel Fiffe was obviously a big fan of the title, while cartoonist Phil Hester noted, "Count me as an unabashed Thriller fan. I ate up every last issue. Even as a Von Eeden worshipper, I found the Niño issues beautiful. I wish all 'failures' failed so well."
Trevor Von Eeden's art style was very much ahead of its time. Other than Frank Miller on Ronin (funny how Miller seems to shadow this book), few artists delivered such hyper-stylized artwork that represented characters' interior/exterior dichotomies. Von Eeden's artwork was extremely expressive and deeply emotional, often displaying the remarkable ability to show both the way that characters looked and the way that they felt.
Some recurring art motifs became much more ubiquitous over the coming years: the idea of an eye on the palm of someone's hand, startling when Von Eeden created the image, has become powerfully iconic -- though of course the idea of a symbol in a character's hand far predates this comic. Like all good ideas, the ideas in this comic were a combination of other great ideas. And the idea of Salvo, the super gunman, assumed a radically different direction when the Punisher and other gun-toting heroes became popular in the latter half of the 1980s.
Likewise Fleming's writing was so far ahead of its time. It feels quite contemporary to a reader in the 2010s. Fleming wrote comics without captions or thought balloons -- a fairly radical idea in that era, often the subject of comments from lettercol writers and a representation of the outrageous approach that the team took to the material; as Fleming says in Amazing Heroes #30:
Frank [Miller]'s work on Daredevil inspired me because it showed that there was someone doing something out there that was radically different. More than anything else that gave me the inspiration to put myself on the line, not to imitate what he'd done, but to create for myself. We've got to remember that Thriller's a comic book; we can't get too pretentious about it. But at the same time we've got to find out how far we can push those established standards.
The scripts were also exemplars of what we now know as "decompressed storytelling." In the days when comics narratives flied ahead at near lightspeed, Fleming took his sweet time telling his stories. He always seemed to have a longer view for the tales he was telling, giving his characters room to breathe and reveal themselves to readers organically. If the "Downtime" storyline never appeared to really get moving, if the Seven Seconds seldom actually came together to save the world, well, that was all part of the master plan. Either that, or Fleming was simply too inexperienced to know exactly what he was doing. No matter the reason, Fleming's approach to his writing made the comic quite unique for its era.
In the end, then, the obvious question we're left with is determining if Thriller was a success. As I said above, much of your opinion on that topic will depend on if you're a positive or negative thinker, on whether you celebrate successes or complain about failures.
Using most conventional metrics, Thriller was a failure. The comic only lasted a year, the creative team left roughly halfway through the run, and the comic was one of DC's the lowest-selling comics while it was running.
But posterity isn't about the immediate commercial success of a work of art. After all, Citizen Kane and The Shawshank Redemption were both box office flops. By any aesthetic standard, despite the frustrations and depressions and terrible grinds of creating Thriller, despite the behind-the-scenes heartache of the collapsing chair and love disappearing, despite the apathy of DC's management and the immaturity of the comic's editor, despite all the pain that it making Thriller caused its creators…
Despite all that, many readers still dearly remember this comic. We celebrate its success. We still sometimes daydream about its return.
Thirty years later, everyone has moved on with their lives. Fleming moved out of comics while Von Eeden wrote and drew an often-brilliant graphic novel called The Original Johnson and is collaborating with the legendary Don McGregor on a new OGN featuring McGregor's Sabre.
But the memory of Thriller is still burned into the minds of those who read the book back in the day, or pick up an old copy in a quarter bin, or check out the series based on this series of articles. The power of two young men with piss and vinegar running through their veins was incredibly powerful. Like all outstanding creative works, the power of Thriller still lives on in the hearts and minds of those who loved the series. I hope I've helped you get a deeper perspective on this remarkable work of comics art.
More columns in this series:
Thriller #1
Thriller #2
Thriller #3
Thriller #4
Thriller #5
Thriller #6
Thriller #7
Thriller #8
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These clinics are for new, or nearly new, players who are interested in learning what lacrosse is all about and are looking to try it out prior to purchasing lacrosse equipment. We will provide sticks and will be using soft balls so no other equipment is necessary. We will teach players some of the fundamentals: throwing, catching, cradling, ground balls and shooting. Players will rotate through stations - getting a chance to experience each skill.
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The HCCF will provide guidance to BYL as we grow, so that at some point we can apply for nonprofit status of our own. And we at Brownsburg Youth Lacrosse will provide a beneficial youth activity to the community which the HCCF serves.
As part of the mission of BYL, all participants will be required to perform at least one act of community service per season. This requirement was part of the plan for BYL before this partnership was developed and now the possibilities for that have greatly expanded through the organizations under the HCCF umbrella.
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12:20pm Wednesday 14th November 2012 in News By Zoe Forsey, Senior Reporter
A charity that supports young people living in St Albans is hoping to teach residents about the work it does at an open evening this weekend.
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I found this photo on the web, and it caught my attention.
I have one very much like this out by the shed, that was part of a package deal with a Farmall A. The manufacturer's tag on it is all but illegible, but I have been able to make out the name "Hesston". It is vaguely similar the Cub-152 Disc Pow, but somewhat simpler in construction. It is definitely too narrow to mount up between the final drives under the A, but if memory serves me it measured just right for bolting between the drives of a Cub. Does anyone else here have one of these things, or ever seen one in operation under a Cub? Mine has been resting (and rusting) quietly out by the shed for a number of years, and seems to have been perfectly content with that, but I'm thinking maybe I should get it in and under a bit more cover. I am mildly curious as to how it would perform out in the garden, but I'm not sure I want to go through the effort of taking the sickle mower off and then trying to wrangle this heavy piece of iron under there.
At any rate, I have at least gotten it up out of the ground - one side of the frame was about eight inches into the ground, and the disc had sunk at least that far. Remarkably, the disc still turns quite freely and whatever is serving as a bearing in there seems to still be in admirable condition - considering the number of years is has been sitting out in the weather.


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AARP's (American Association of Retired Persons) Defensive Driving Course will once again offer a comprehensive driver retraining course geared to the specific needs of older motorists. Attending may qualify participants for a discount on auto insurance, check with your insurance company for details.
The course will take place at Dawson Community College, Thursday October 14 from 10am-4pm in the DCC Board Room-Main Building. Payment for the five hour course is not refundable unless class is canceled due to weather or lack of enrollment. Cost is $12 for AARP members and $14 for non-members. Check or money order may be made payable to AARP and sent along with enrollment form to Dawson Community College, Box 421 Glendive MT 59330. For more information call Marilyn Dutton, Coordinator at Call 406-377-9405.
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DCC Registrar Virginia Berube has released the names of students who have earned a place on the Dean's List during the fall semester of 2011. These students distinguished themselves academically by attaining a grade point average of 3.5 or higher. The Dawson Community College faculty wishes to extend congratulations to students as they strive toward elevated academic excellence.
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Spring semester classes at Dawson Community College begin January 18, 2012 and registration is underway during regular business hours at the Student Services Office. The student services team is ready to assist with registration, to answer questions regarding admissions, and to help students secure a place in the class or classes of choice. Teresa, John, or Deb encourage students to register early and can be reached at 406-377-3396. Students returning to campus from holiday break are encouraged to contact their faculty advisor.
Buccaneers start nine new softball recruits Dawson Community College welcomes nine freshmen to campus in 2011-12 who will lend momentum to the upcoming Buccaneer softball program.
On a roster that currently features seven Sophomores, the Buccaneers continue to add to their foundation players. Among the 2011-2012 recruiting class are many Montana grown talents.
Even Texas native Jim Cargill, president of Dawson Community College, has never seen an oil boom quite like the one exploding into Montana from North Dakota.
Earlier this year, Cargill began noticing the boom's effect on his college, located less than 100 miles from Williston, N.D., the epicenter of the hectic Bakken oil development.
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Annual Fall 2011 Student Art Show
Student Art show Fall 2011
People's Choice Award
DCC Bookstore Gift Certificate $20 sponsored by Kent Dion, Director of Trio Student Support Services
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December 18th at 3pm Santa's sister, Deb Claus (a.k.a. Deb Mooer) will arrive at the Dawson Community College Student Center for the annual reading of her most beloved Christmas stories. She will read a variety of holiday stories that are bound to bring holiday cheer.
The college faculty, staff and students wish to invite young children to participate in this pre-holiday celebration. Come and enjoy the festive decorations, a Santa's kid craft workshop and Christmas treats that are always a part of this event.
College Goal Montana is dedicated to guiding students and their families through the paperwork required to apply for financial aid. College Goal Montana is for all families who want assistance in completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) form. Dawson Community College staff and instructors will volunteer February 12 from 1-4pm in the Computer Lab, Room 147, to assist with the online FAFSA application.
When she was a student at Dawson Community College, Britany Fleck needed a horse to break for a class she was taking. A filly named Dasher Dude filled the bill.
Little did Fleck know that filly would help break her on to rodeo's biggest stage.
Riding Dasher Dude - also known as Rootie - Fleck became the first North Dakota woman to qualify for the National Finals Rodeo in barrel racing. The 10-day event begins Thursday.
In conjunction with the 20th Annual Madrigal Dinner, Dawson Community College Music Department will test your memory of past madrigals in the form of a trivia contest. Questions will be posted on the DCC website November 18, 21, 23, 28, and 30. The person with the most correct answers will receive a free Madrigal Dinner ticket. In case of a tie, a drawing will be held for the winning ticket. If a person has already purchased their ticket, their money will be refunded.
Montana Campus Corps at Dawson organized a Thanksgiving Day Run, Second Annual Bucky's Turkey Trot. This year saw 80 runners, the youngest just 6 and oldest 71. There were mother/daughter running groups, sisters, brothers running together and the Phinney's came in force with six members. We had runners from all over Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming, Utah even one runner from San Francisco, CA. We hope this becomes a family tradition for many residents in Glendive. The run raised nearly $2,000 before expenses and 600 lbs of food.


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HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF) - Pleasures is opening a new adult store that offers a drive-thru this weekend.
"It's a new level of privacy, and it feels good to give something back to the community," business owner Sherri Williams said.
Located at the intersection of University Drive and Jordan lane, the former bank building and its three-lane drive-thru window will offer up a different kind of menu. In addition to fast shopping, Pleasures distributes free condoms to customers. All items will be placed discreetly in a small paper bag and delivered through the teller drawer.
The new Pleasures adult store will be the country's first to sell adult toys through a private, drive-thru window. The new location will also feature the Intimacy Clinic, offering weekly seminars and workshops, complimentary condoms, and marriage counseling. The store's sexual health library will promote book signings. There's also an outdoor lounge for wine, beer, and smokers, and an indoor lounge featuring ToyBox Parties for giggling groups of women and private functions.
Pleasures will celebrate its grand opening on Saturday, November 13.
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The Timberwolves might be playing for next season, but they shot the ball extremely well in their 105-82 win over Detroit. The team shot 14-26 from three point range and used a 38-16 third quarter in the win.
J.J. Barea led the way with 21 points including five-of-seven from deep in the win. Nikola Pekovic added 18 points and 11 rebounds while Luke Ridnour and Ricky Runbio added 15 and 14 points each.
The win marks the Wolves second straight win on the road. The Wolves return home tonight to face the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Lake Arrowhead California...located just 7 minutes by car to the wonderful Lake Arrowhead Village with it's serene Lake setting, shopping, entertainment and only minutes from Blue Jay! The A frame cabin is full of things to do to keep you entertained...
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The features available are, a queen-size bed downstairs (for mom and dad), upstairs loft with a king size bed, and what we call the teen room, which is a cozy room seperated from the loft bedroom by a pocket door. The teen room has a Futon and plenty of room to sleep on the floor too! Upstairs rooms include T.V. with VCR only. The house is loaded with everything you need to stay in and play...from cooking amenities to games and movies. This Lake Arrowhead Cabin Rental can sleep 6-8 comfortably. Sorry no Pets
activities and attractions in Lake Arrowhead San Bernardino Area
"The Village" where you can do some shopping at the outlets, take in some entertainment and/or have a bite to eat at one of the many restaurants. You can take a walk around THE Lake Arrowhead VILLAGE along the lake, maybe take a tour of the lake, if you have the kids, there is a park, merry go round, go carts, and much more. Enjoy the crisp cool fresh air, while sipping some Hot Chocolate, our favorite place for Specialty Coffee & CoCo Razzlebearies. If you are enjoying the summer at Lake Arrowhead, take some water ski lessons, Go to the World Famous Woody's Boat House Restaurant or see one of the many Cover Band Concerts Center Stage @ Lake Arrowhead Village. Movie theater and ice skating kind be found in Blue Jay, where you will also find some nice restaurants and gift shops.
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The rates are based on the season and how many days you will rent. We have a two night minimum. You may hold your spot with a credit card or mail a check two weeks in advance! We look forward to working with you!
Normal weekend rate is $300.00(off season) $500 during the holidays
Linen is $25.00 (non refundable)
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Today is my birthday! I am celebrating with all my friends up here at the bridge. My sisters Emma, Mama Cat, Raven, Eva, Molly and Heidi and my brother Keiko are here with me. I have alot of friends here and they have made my day special. I love having a birthday on Halloween. I get lots of treats! I miss my earth family, especially Paisan and Bella. I see there is a new kitten named Karisma. She looks cute. I am keeping a special eye on all the children out trick or treating tonight. I want everyone to be safe. I am off to go have fun! Thank you to all my Catster friends who wished me a happy birthday!!!
Bella is 7 months old now. What is that...teenager years? omc! She is just about as big as the other cats now (hard to believe) and very active. She even brought out the "kitten" in Paisan who will be 15.
Bella refused to behave today. She kept attacking and biting mom. Mom had me and Molly's boxes out because she was looking at the paw prints.
Mom was on her way to put Molly and I back in our places, when Bella reached out an put her paw on my box. Mom stopped and brought my box closer to Bella. I don't know how much Bella knows about my being at the bridge, but she held the box with both front paws and rubbed her face on my box and my paw print.
Then, she settled down, just like when I was there and we would snuggle on the couch together. I know she misses me, but how could she know what is in the box??? Mommy never opened the boxes. They are locked. Hmmmm?
My fur sister has joined me here at the bridge. Unfortunately, I saw it happen. I wish I could point out the dog that hurt Molly, but I cant. I was covering Keiko's eyes so that he would not see. I was waiting for Molly, and threw my paws around her when I saw her. She said she was a little sore, but she would be ok. We both watched mom "forget" Molly was up here, and go outside to feed her, or find her, or make sure she was ok. Molly said she was sad but wanted mommy to know she was ok. Keiko was with me, and he was bouncing around like crazy. That boy tires me out! I did not know that when you came to the bridge as a kitten, you always stayed a kitten. Yikes! I have been keeping an eye on the Bella/Sasha situation. Mom does not know what to do. She loves them both, but she tries to spend more time with Sasha. Bella is far too busy terrorizing Paisan and Whiskers. Mom told Molly that I was the buffer between Sasha and Bella and when I left, there was no mommy cats left in the house, so they became jealous of each other. I know it will work out. It has to. Molly is just fine. I am glad she is up here with me. She can chase Keiko while I nap.
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NEW YORK (WDRB) -- After his Notre Dame team beat Marquette 73-65 in the quarterfinals of the Big East Tournament late Thursday night, Fighting Irish coach Mike Brey looked ahead to a rematch with the University of Louisville (Friday night, 9 p.m.)
The teams have split two meetings this season, with Notre Dame taking an epic five-overtime victory in South Bend, and U of L rolling to an easy 16-point victory six days ago in Louisville.
The teams have played to overtime in 8 of their past 14 meetings. U of L eliminated Notre Dame from last season's Big East Tournament, 64-50.
"Here we go again," Brey said. "When the games have been in overtime, that's when we've gotten our wins. When they've won, they've usually thumped us. I hope it's overtime. They're really good. We just played them last Saturday, and they're playing with a great rhythm, and it comes down to taking care of the ball.
"We took care of the ball last Saturday. But their half‑court defense is so good, it was so hard to get a good shot that many of the shots we took were turnovers because it was a struggle to get a good shot. That's where we're going to have to really work. First we've got to get through the wave. Last year in the semis, they turned us over in the first half and kind of broke us. So you got to get through that wave."
Expect it to be a battle of wills between Notre Dame's offense and U of L's defense. The Irish will want to make U of L defend for long stretches, running the shot clock -- and the Cardinals' defenders. U of L will look to replicate its quarterfinal performance against Villanova, in which it forced 25 turnovers and harassed the Wildcats into 36 percent shooting.
"We've got to really control tempo, and against ‑‑ you know, we've got to shoot it well," Brey said. "We didn't shoot it well (in the last two meetings). We shot it well here two nights. You've got to shoot over the top of their defense a little bit.
Notre Dame is looking for its first Big East Tournament championship before leaving for the Atlantic Coast Conference next season. It'll be the second game in a heavyweight semifinal Friday of the current Big East alignment. Syracuse and Georgetown will meet in the first semifinal.
"Unbelievable. I was talking to our staff at breakfast this morning, look at the matchups today," Brey said. "They blow away any other league. Are you kidding me? Just the sounds of the matchups, and then certainly tomorrow night, I just told our guys, I said, coming out on Friday night for the semifinal game, we've been ‑‑ this is our fourth time. It's electric. I know it's the last time, and we're trying to get our money's worth out of this thing."
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An Angelina County jury has found a Lufkin man guilty in the February
shooting death of another man.
Jacob Woodard, 19, receives an automatic life sentence for the capital
murder conviction.
"We're gratified by the jury's verdict and happy that they found the
defendant guilty," Art Bauereiss, the assistant district attorney, said.
The jury deliberated about five hours.
Woodard was one of five men charged with capital murder in connection to the
Feb. 7 shooting death of Robert Darnell Bennett on California Boulevard. Lufkin
Police detectives believe that the five men came to the house to rob Bennett of
marijuana, and one of them shot him twice.
During closing arguments Friday,
Woodard's lawyer, Bill Agnew told jurors Woodard went to Bennett's to rob him
and the shooting wasn't planned.
Prosecutor Katrina Carswell told
jurors, "Jacob Woodard didn't hesitate that night, he didn't hesitate
going into the house, pulling that trigger and looking for dope."
During an interview with
detectives, Woodard said he was there for marijuana and the two shots he fired
were accidental.
"It was happening so fast
that I didn't mean to shoot him the first time," Woodard said on a video of the
interview that was shown to the jurors Thursday.
The four co-defendants have not
yet faced a jury. One of them, Jesus Vela, testified against Woodard. Of the
five men involved, Woodard was the only one to enter the house, but prosecutors
say everyone played a role in the murder and all are charged with capital
"There are others whose trials
are pending, but everybody's responsibility has to be judged according to their
role in the crime," Bauereiss said.
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Dolphin Hideaway Vacation Rental in Keaau
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Our new Ohana studio is sparkling clean & features tropical furnishings with private entrance, private bath & private lanai. Kitchenette includes fridge, microwave, sink, coffee maker, toaster, blender and rice cooker. All dishes, silverware, towels & linens are included for your use.
The studio is fully furnished with comfy queen sized bed, table and chairs, desk, dish TV, DVD player with DVDs, CDs, books and outdoor BBQ with burner. Common carport has washer & dryer for your use. Snorkel gear, boogie board, beach chairs, cooler and towels .
The lanai is private, great for relaxing, drinking your morning coffee (included) or having cocktails and/or candle lit dinner. View from your lanai is a beautiful fountain, pond, garden and seating area, all for your use.
Full private bathroom with tub & shower is inside the unit
Gary is a master furniture maker. He made your table on the lanai and other items in the unit. He also created the entire pond/fountain space for you.
We are on one acre of land. We have our own separate living area, on the opposite side of the carport. Property is landscaped with many beautiful plants, tiki torches, fountain and pond.
We are 20 minutes south of Hilo, 10-15 minutes from shops, restaurants, grocery store and Olympic sized swimming pool. We are approx 1/2 mile from the ocean cliffs. The hot ponds, parks and beaches are nearby.Volcanoes National Park is a 40 minute drive. Kehena Black Sand Beach (clothing optional), where you can swim with the dolphins, is 20 minutes away. We are 15 minutes from the Kalapana lava flow, where you can watch the new lava flowing into the sea and creating the newest land on earth. We are centrally located for side trips to all other parts of the Big Island.
$55/night for 2-6 nights, 7th night is free!
$330 a week/ for 1-2 people. (7th night is free)!
Ask about longer term rates!! All taxes and cleaning included in these prices.
Feel free to call for reservations or to inquire about availability. Please note that 10 a.m. in Hawaii is noon on the West Coast, and 3 p.m. on the east coast or send email with all your information: number of guests in your party, arrival & departure dates, and phone number.
No smoking in the unit or on the lanai.
Relaxed friendly atmosphere. We look forward to hearing from you!
studio rental amenities
Dish TV
DVD player & Library
Gas Bar-b-que
Whole house UV filter
Beautiful cedar Dolphin gate
activities and attractions in Keaau The Big Island
Volcanoes National Park - watch the lava flow from the volcano to the ocean
Lava Tree State Park
Scuba diving
Whale watching in the winter months
Bird watching
Lyman Museum
Hot Ponds
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$55/night for stays of 2-6 nights, 7th night free.
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If you plan on taking a trip for the weekend, make sure you watch Cheryl White's Don't Go There report to get the lowdown on what areas to avoid when it comes to traffic!
She's got the scoop on metro Atlanta roads for the weekend of November 2 through November 4.CLICK ON THE VIDEO ABOVE TO WATCH THIS WEEK'S DON'T GO THERE REPORT!
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When I was attending a fellowship in economics and business at Columbia University in '78 and '79, I had the occasion to sit across from the brilliant liberal economist, John Kenneth Galbraith at a dinner one evening.
I asked him why the government didn't pay more attention to paying off the national debt.
He replied that it would eventually take care of itself as the economy and federal taxes grew stronger.
I certainly felt otherwise.
At that time, the National Debt was around 800 billion dollars.
The National Debt per person in America was around $3500.
Today the National Debt is over 14 trillion dollars with the National Debt per person over $46,000.
What's truly frightening is that our interest alone on the National Debt is over a billion dollars a day or 96% of the total value of the output of our goods and services.
I wonder what Galbraith would say today.
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Coming into today's game, the Chicago White Sox had a team wRC+ of 69 against left-handed pitching on the year. Combine that with the fact that Atlanta jumped out to a 4-0 lead after two and a half innings, and it seemed like the Braves were well on their way to a series-clinching win.
Instead, the White Sox pummeled left-handed Braves starter Paul Maholm for seven runs in what ended up a being a 10-6 loss for the Braves.
Atlanta pounced on White Sox starter Jake Peavy early when Dan Uggla launched his team-leading 19th homer of the season into the left field seats to give the Braves a 2-0 lead in the second inning. A RBI single from Justin Upton and a sacrifice fly from Freddie Freeman put two more Braves runs on the board in the top of the third to make it 4-0.
After that moment, things quickly became unhinged for the visitors from Atlanta. A double, walk, single and a RBI single to start the bottom of the third made it a 4-1 game and loaded the bases for Chicago's Alex Rios. Rios connected with the first pitch he saw from Maholm, sending it over the fence in left-center for a grand slam that gave Chicago a 5-4 lead.
Things didn't go much better for Maholm in the fourth inning. Josh Phegley led off with a double, and came around to score on a single that Andrelton Simmons couldn't quite wrangle. At that point, down 6-4 and getting hit hard, Maholm called the trainer out to look at his throwing arm. He left the game with what was later diagnosed by the Braves as a sprained left wrist.
RBI singles from Rios and Jeff Keppinger off of David Carpenter plated three more runs in the inning, making it a 9-4 game. Phegley added an insurance run in the bottom of the seventh with a RBI single off of Anthony Varvaro that plated Blake Tekote.
Freeman connected on his tenth homer of the year in the eighth inning, a two-run shot that made it a 10-6 game. That's as close as Atlanta could get.
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