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Mike doesn't really know what exactly he had expected but the woman sitting at the table they are currently approaching in that crowded downtown restaurant looks surprisingly ordinary. Sure, she's pretty and petite and stylish but she also seems to be nervous, sipping on a glass of water and straightening her hair every few seconds. She obviously hasn't seen them yet.
He's walking between the tables two steps behind Harvey and he can see how Harvey's hands are balling into tight fists a couple of moments before they reach the table at the back end of the room.
It was Mike who had talked Harvey into this lunch meeting and now he isn't so sure that this is really a good idea.
Harvey, on the other hand, wishes that he'd never asked for Mike's thoughts on the matter or even that he'd never brought the whole thing up in the first place. Because he knows that he knew all the time what Mike would say and that Mike would talk him around in the end. Clenching his fists tighter, he takes the last few steps and comes to stand in front of the table they've been heading for.
The woman's head shoots up when Harvey stops in his tracks in front of her and clears his throat. She slowly rises, nearly knocking over her glass, takes a step towards him and reaches for Harvey's upper arms.
"Harvey," she mutters and tries to draw him into an embrace. Harvey stiffens but he allows her arms around him for a moment before he takes a step backwards.
"Mother." He straightens his cuffs and inhales. "You look good."
"You, too, Harvey," Lily Specter replies, smiling.
"I am," Harvey answers, taking a step to the side and reaching for Mike. "I am good. Mother, there's someone I would like you to meet." He draws Mike up close next to himself and clears his throat. "This is Mike. Mike Ross. We— We're seeing each other. Mike, this is my mother, Lily Specter."
"Mrs. Specter, Mike Ross. It's good to meet you." Mike extends his hand and smiles.
"Lily, please," Harvey's mother answers and shakes his hand. "Likewise. I didn't know Harvey was seeing someone."
They all sit down and Harvey covers Mike's hand with his own for a second. "We've been seeing each other for over a year now."
"Good." Lily nods and takes a sip from her glass of water. "How did you guys meet, then?"
The lunch goes astonishingly well and the conversation between the three of them flows smoothly. They all lose most of their nervousness over ordering their meals and the tension ebbs surprisingly quickly. They make small talk for most of the time, but that's exactly how it should be, Mike thinks. He hopes that Harvey really is as relaxed and at ease as he seems to be.
Mike watches both Harvey and his mother while they banter over some fashion issue and he's sure – even though he's never met Gordon – that Harvey got at least part of his quick mind and acerbic wit from his mother. Lily is a firework of witty repartee and Mike finds himself quietly laughing at her comments more than once.
After they've finished their main courses, Harvey excuses himself to return a phone call and leaves Mike and Lily sitting alone at the table. He casts a quick glance back at Mike before he walks away and Mike nods reassuringly. He's going to be okay.
"So," Lily says, taking a sip from her glass of wine. "You and Harvey."
"Yeah," Mike grins. "It was quite the surprise for both of us in the beginning, to be honest. And I sometimes still can't believe this is real…"
Lily nods and looks Mike straight in the eyes. "But it is? Real?"
Mike clears his throat and the grin fades from his face. "Yes. Yes it is."
Nodding again, Lily takes a deep breath. "He has such a big heart."
Mike reaches for his own glass and frowns.
"You're not going to do to my boy what I did to his dad, are you?"
Nearly choking on his iced tea, Mike quickly sets down his glass again. "Wha—"
"He did tell you about it, didn't he?" Lily asks and casts her eyes down for a moment. "About what happened back then, what happened with his father and me?"
Mike nods and clears his throat. "Yeah," he says and his voice sounds raw and hoarse.
"The Specter men tend to make such mistakes choosing their partners," she adds, locking eyes with Mike again. "They love and trust with all their heart, it's the only way they know how to love. And I am not one to be trusted. Gordon didn't know that at first and then it was too late and he couldn't help it. He did. Love me, that is. And he got hurt. And my son - he trusts you. I can see that."
Mike says nothing for a while, his eyes roaming over the table's surface and over the woman sitting opposite of him.
"So, you're not going to do that to Harvey, are you?" Lily says after a while, raising her glass to her lips again.
"No," Mike replies slowly, locking gazes with her once more. "No," he repeats. "I won't. I couldn't. I— I trust him, too."
"Good." Lily nods and straightens her back. "Maybe Harvey isn't a typical Specter in every respect after all. You don't seem to be such a bad choice." A small smile spreads over her face and Mike nods.
"Hey," Harvey greets them, returning from his phone call exactly five seconds later, breaking the silence that had fallen between Mike and Lily. He quickly runs his hand over Mike's back when he sits back down. "You guys okay?"
"Yeah," Mike smiles. "Yeah, we're good."
They finish their lunch in casual conversation and once they've left the restaurant, Lily takes her phone from her handbag.
"Let me snap a quick photo of the two of you," she says, smiling. "I want to send it to Marcus."
"You talk to Marcus?" Harvey asks as he draws Mike closer against his body, arranging them for the photograph in front of the restaurant's door. "He never said."
"Not as often as I'd like," Lily replies and motions for Harvey and Mike to move a little more to the left. "But yes, I do. And of course he wouldn't. Now smile." She takes the picture and gives Harvey a quick hug goodbye.
"Maybe we can do this again sometime? Have lunch together?" She asks and squeezes his arm.
"Yeah, maybe," Harvey answers and his brows furrow slightly.
"Okay," Lily nods, smoothing her hand down Harvey's sleeve. "I'll call you." She turns to Mike and reaches for his hand. "It was good to meet you, Mike."
"You, too," Mike answers and shakes her hand goodbye.
The car is already waiting at the curb and Ray gets out and opens the door for them as soon as they approach. Mike climbs in after Harvey and holds his hand while the other man relaxes against the leather seats and exhales deeply. He doesn't let go all the way back to the firm.
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We're getting out of here,Rae! We're leaving our troubles behind. Look at that grey concrete disappearing! Look at those green fields! Feels good doesn't it? Do you feel good? Feels good.
Though no man, no matter how great, can know his destiny, some lives have been foretold, Merlin. Arthur is not just a King, he is the Once and Future King. Take heart, for when Albion's need is greatest, Arthur will rise again.
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MARVEL COMIC #443: Young Allies #18
DATE: Winter 1945
PUBLISHER: Young Allies Inc.
CONTENTS: Cover by Alex Schomburg; "Eeny, Meeny, Miny-Murder!" (Young Allies story), written by Otto Binder, pencilled by Vince Alascia, inked by Al Gabriele; "The Fightin' Era" (Tommy Tyme story), pencilled by Mike Sekowsky, inked by Frank Giacoia; "Retribution" (text story); "The Mummy Of Death!" (Young Allies story), pencilled by Vince Alascia. Editor: Stan Lee.
CREATOR NOTES: Occasional Timely writer Otto Binder comes on board for the remainder of the series, and with Allen Bellman still sitting out a couple of issues, Timely regular Al Gabriele fills in. Former Young Allies artist Frank Giacoia takes over Tommy Tyme, collaborating with Mike Sekowsky for this issue.
With no more Germans or Japanese left to fight, the Young Allies turn their attention to one of the more whimsically disturbing villains I've seen: crime boss Big Boy Bates. His origin: a sociopathic obsession with lollipops:
An obsession that the mentally-challenged Bates carries with him into adulthood, becoming the world's leading lollipop-fixated crook:
Never wavering from his character game, Bates spends the entire story whining like a man-child and focusing more on lollipops than on his criminal endeavors, while his normal and inexplicably loyal henchmen keep things running. Then someone bets Otto Binder that he can't make this story any dumber, so he has the Young Allies defeat Bates by beating him in a kite contest.
Everybody knows, dude.
The Young Allies also fight a mummy in their second story, which felt anticlimactic after the Bates fiasco. Meanwhile, Tommy Tyme hears an old guy complain that kids were better back in 1860, so he goes to 1860 and learns that kids were assholes then too. Then an old guy in 1860 says kids were better in 1790, so he goes back again and finds yet more assholes.
The moral of the story is that all kids have always been assholes forever.
DC COMIC #19: New Comics #6
DATE: July 1936
PUBLISHER: National Allied Newspaper Syndicate Inc.
CONTENTS: Cover by Vin Sullivan; "As New As Today!" (text article) by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson; "Captain Jim Of The Texas Rangers" by Homer Fleming; "Don Coyote" by Bill Patrick; "Castaway Island" by Tom Cooper; "Ol' Oz Bopp" by Russell Cole; "Captain Quick" by Sven Elven; "The Drew Mystery" (Dale Daring story) by Dick Ryan; "Cal 'N' Alec" by Bill Patrick; "Sandor And The Lost Civilization" by Homer Fleming; "Worth-While Films To Watch For" (text article) by I.W. Magovern; "Needles" by Al Stahl; "The Radio Dialer" (text article) by A.R. Lane; "Fun Puzzle" (activity page); "Andy Handy" by Leo O'Mealia; "Maginnis Of The Mounties" by Richard Matheson; "Kambalu By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow" (Famous Poems Illustrated story by Henry Kiefer); "Hook, Line And Sinker!" by Vin Sullivan; "She" by Sven Elven; "17-20 On The Black" by Tom Cooper; "Steve Conrad On Dolorosa Isle" by Creig Flessel; "Jibby" by Vin Sullivan; "Slim And Tex" by A. Leslie Ross; "Rusty" by Hal Sherman; "Magic!" (text article) by Andrini The Great; "The Book Shelf" (text article) by Marjorie Knight; "Ray & Gail" by Clem Gretter; "The Vikings" maybe written by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, drawn by Alex Anthony Blum; "Goofo The Great" by Russell Cole; "King Arthur" story by Rafael Astarita; "Cap'n Spiniker" by Tom Cooper; "A Tale Of Two Cities" by Merna Gamble; "The Golden Dragon" by Tom Hickey; "Federal Men", written by Jerry Siegel, drawn by Joe Shuster; "It's A Dern Lie" by Bill Patrick. Editor: Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson. Associate editor: Vin Sullivan. Associate editor: Whitney Ellsworth.
CANON: Non-canon.
SERIES/CREATOR NOTES: Robert Leffingwell brought a couple of his features over to his new publisher, so the Bill Patrick versions get new, less ridiculous names here: Sir Loin Of Beef becomes Don Coyote, and Sagebrush 'N' Cactus becomes Cal 'N' Alec. Two new recurring features debut: She by series regular Sven Elven, and The Golden Dragon by Tom Hickey (who just took over Wing Brady in More Fun). Hal Sherman's Rusty ends; Sherman will pop up at Standard and then head back to National in a few years. Richard Matheson takes over Maginnis Of The Mounties, which is the only thing I know about him. Vin Sullivan does a couple of one-shot features, and Chikko Chakko skips a month.
Wow— a single post in December and then my previous one was over a year ago. So much has changed since then. Fortunately, I haven't grown any wiser, so now that I have some free time, join me as I waste it all on the unfortunately-surviving leftovers of 1936.
Captain Jim Of The Texas Rangers: Cowboys fight outlaws, a girl gets rescued, and then the cliffhanger suggests wolves might liven things up.
Don Coyote: A kid fucks with Don Coyote and his sidekick (now called Hamburger), and then they catch him and fuck back harder. The message is that kids shouldn't be pricks or else they'll get the shit kicked out of them.
Castaway Island: Handsome adventurers fight, look for, and get trapped by the bad guy. His name is Blackface, but he's white, and that's about as close to non-racist as a comic from 1936 is gonna get.
Ol' Oz Bopp: I actually appreciated this one. Some guy keeps making bad jokes, and he finally annoys his friends so much that they get rid of him by feigning smallpox.
Maybe I'm just starved for value in a sea of mediocrity, but that's a fun specific. I like that it's not even a fake quarantine sign that might have taken effort; it just says "SMALL POX". Because that's the sign they put up when someone has smallpox.
Captain Quick: Adventure at sea. Sven Elven somehow makes action-packed fights on boats seem boring.
Dale Daring: Dale and her male friend Dick spy on and then get caught by bad guys. That the titular heroine is not allowed to carry her own story without the help of a man named Dick stood out to me more than any of the boring events themselves.
Cal 'N' Alec: Hombres moseying.
Sandor And The Lost Civilization: Fake-Tarzan gets captured, and a pack of wild dogs are gonna go rescue him from a leopard and a lion? Next month's gonna be a bloodbath.
Needles: Our hero just randomly decides to build a rocket to space so he can visit the sun, and everybody believes him and cheers him on because apparently this is set in a world where everyone is very stupid, and then the rocket doesn't work.
Andy Handy: Andy Handy spontaneously decides to start a garden, but decides he hates digging, so he goes fishing instead. This is so useless. There's like a three-panel transition of Andy taking off his jacket and rolling up his sleeve. Leo O'Mealia took the content of an unfunny three-panel gig strip and stretched it out into two pages.
Maginnis Of The Mounties: Maginnis versus fur-jackers. You don't really see heroic Mountie protagonists in comics anymore.
Famous Poems Illustrated: Why did they always include stuff like this? Did they want to try to claim to be educational or something? No child who read this comic in 1936 was on board to read a Longfellow poem.
Hook, Line And Sinker!: A bunch of single-panel gag strips based on the common theme of fishing. Lots of idiots.
She: Sven Elven's new adaptation of a novel. A guy goes out to sea. I didn't pay very close attention and I'm not willing to reread it.
17-20 On The Black: Everybody ends up in Mexico. In just two pages, we get Mexican stereotypes, black stereotypes, and a white character doing a racist Mexican impression.
Steve Conrad On Dolorosa Isle: Steve and his friends get stranded on an island and have to fight "ape-like" natives. Did they intentionally cluster all the racism together?
Jibby: Jibby tells his friend about the evils of money, and then a swarm of kids all beat the shit out of each other to grab a silver dollar. This could be remade as a gritty Hollywood action thriller.
Slim And Tex: Two cowboys are friends. Plus a racist black caricature. They DID cluster all the racism together!
Rusty: Rusty's attempt to go fishing is thwarted, as seems to be a recurring theme.
Ray & Gail: Ray and Gail look for their Aunt Millie's map on a boat after she's been killed by a shark. Then Aunt Millie turns up and doesn't understand why everybody's surprised to see her.
The Vikings: I think part of what makes this so boring is that there are no word balloons, just captions, even when there's dialogue. It's like reading illustrated prose disguised as a comic, and feels like the worst of both worlds.
Goofo The Great: Goofo is way too proud of and way too direct about his ability to find a variety of things inside a variety of other things.
I appreciate that he's not even calling it "magic". He's just like, yo, gimme a hat, I'll find ducks in that shit.
King Arthur: King Arthur hangs out. Across the board, these comics do a terrible job of making literary classics seem fun.
Cap'n Spiniker: Captain Spiniker is ornery and inappropriate on an island full of natives. He concludes by heading off on a "by-logic study", portrayed in the final panel:
A Tale Of Two Cities: I guess Merna Gamble's art is nice.
The Golden Dragon: In the very first panel of the debut installment, our white protagonists direct racial slurs at the Chinese people who have taken their jobs. Then they beat up a Mongolian and decide to seek the lost treasure of Genghis Khan. These guys are huge dicks.
Federal Men: A tank attacks Washington D.C. and some unspecific invaders try to take over. Steve Carson pops out in the final panel to start punching everybody. The word "brobdingnagian" is used.
It's A Dern Lie: A man fights a tiger.
More sublime panels from Jimmy Thompson, my favorite unheralded artist of the Golden Age.
From Sub-Mariner Comics #14, Fall 1944.
Mine too.
DC COMIC #18: More Fun #11
DATE: July 1936
PUBLISHER: More Fun Inc.
CONTENTS: Cover by Vin Sullivan; "One Big Happy Family!" (text article) by Vin Sullivan; "Sandra Of The Secret Service" by W.C. Brigham; "Spike Spalding" by Vin Sullivan; "Woozy Watts" by Russell Cole; "Jack Woods", written by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, drawn by W.C. Brigham; "Ivanhoe", written by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, drawn by Raymond Perry; "Don Drake On The Planet Saro", written by Ken Fitch, drawn by Clem Gretter; "Barry O'Neill And Fang Gow Of China" by Leo O'Mealia; "Chubby" by Hal Sherman; "Talk About Talkies" (text article) by Mary Patrick; "Firebug" (text story) by Guy Monroe; Spike Spalding story by Vin Sullivan; "Wing Brady" by Tom Hickey; "Along The Main Line" by Tom Cooper; "Sam" (Sam The Porter story) by Russell Cole; "Dr. Occult The Mystic Detective", written by Jerry Siegel, drawn by Joe Shuster; "The Ole' Swimmin' Hole" by Creig Flessel; "Buckskin Jim" by Tom Cooper; "Pelion And Ossa" by Al Stahl; "Imagine That", pencilled by Henry Kiefer, inked by A.D. Kiefer; "Brad Hardy" by A. Leslie Ross; "Midshipman Dewey" by Tom Cooper; "Fun Mail" (text article); "The Three Musketeers", written by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, drawn by Sven Elven; "More Fun And Magic" (text article) by The Wizard Of Biff; "It's A Fact!", maybe by Paul Ferrer; "Little Linda" by Whitney Ellsworth; "2023 Super-Police", written by Ken Fitch, drawn by Clem Gretter; "In The Wake Of The Wander" (Captain Grim story) by Tom Cooper; "Hubert", written by J. Muselli, drawn by Bill Patrick; "Treasure Island", written by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, drawn by Sven Elven; "Calling All Cars", written by Jerry Siegel, drawn by Joe Shuster; "Bob Merritt And His Flying Pals", written by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, drawn by Leo O'Mealia; "G. Wiz" by Hal Sherman. Editor: Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson. Associate editor: Vin Sullivan. Associate editor: Whitney Ellsworth.
CANON: Partial canon (Doctor Occult story).
SERIES/CREATOR NOTES: Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, still failing to convince anyone that Superman is a good idea, debut a new recurring feature called Calling All Cars. Tom Hickey makes his comic book debut as the new Wing Brady artist (also debuting in New Comics this month); he'll go on to a long Golden Age career. Sven Elven's Treasure Island adaptations come to an end, but he debuts a recurring Three Musketeers adaptation. Sam The Porter, a Russell Cole strip that appeared in New Comics, becomes a recurring feature here. Hal Sherman's G. Wiz ends, as does A. Leslie Ross's stint on Brad Hardy; both men still have features in New Comics. Imagine That will revert to its old name, Just Suppose, next issue. Magic Crystal Of History skips this issue, prompting riots.
It's been a while since I've checked in, so I won't remember where any of the serialized stories are at. Not that I would have anyway.
Sandra Of The Secret Service: Sandra explains to a count and his secret society that she's impersonating a princess. Then some people attack. I'm not sure who here is a good guy or a bad guy.
Spike Spalding: An evil man with an evil moustache has captured Spike's offensive black stereotype friend Pincus, who he ties up in a bag and throws overboard. Cliffhanger. I feel like that's kinda scary for this book's intended age range. I'd have had a dumb little nightmare.
Woozy Watts: Woozy's stuck on an island, then finds a note from someone who needs to be rescued, then doesn't act on it because he's hungry. In the middle, he hits on a bird:
Jack Woods: Jack versus bandits on a cliff. The bandits seemingly win. Then Jack wakes up and punches a motherfucker.
Ivanhoe: There are monks and stuff, but you didn't notice because you skipped it because you are a child reading a comic book in 1936 and your goal here is not to read Ivanhoe.
Don Drake On The Planet Saro: The Zetrurians put Don Drake on trial, but offer him freedom if he'll protect them from the monster that just attacked off-panel who I guess we'll see next issue. It'd better look cool.
Barry O'Neill And Fang Gow Of China: Barry and his French sidekick Le Grand have escaped from Fang Gow, only to discover a secret map showing Fang Gow's plan to blow up Paris. Le Grand is like "sacre bleu!".
Chubby: In this one-off, a fat guy named Chubby gets a call to hang out with a girl, and doesn't know what to do with her, then gets in a fight with a guy who's torturing a dog, and hopes his subsequent injuries will impress the girl. Is this supposed to be funny? It's just sad.
Spike Sullivan: A sad single-panel page in which Spike has failed to grow a flower. There is nothing funny about this.
Wing Brady: Wing passes out in the desert and is rescued by some kindly Arabs who give him a horse and some ammo so he can go rescue a girl.
Along The Main Line: A couple of jerkoffs try to escape a mine.
Sam The Porter: Sam just names foods.
Dr. Occult: Our hero fights a werewolf, which he then brings back with him to the laboratory he apparently has. To be continued. First appearance of Doctor Occult's butler, Jenkins. I'll bet he isn't even named Jenkins. People just call their butlers Jenkins.
The Ole' Swimmin' Hole: An illustration of a bunch of young boys, some of them seemingly naked, swimming, with a caption reading "where modesty ain't no virtue". I'm uncomfortable.
Buckskin Jim: Buckskin Jim fights a bunch of evil Indians. I don't think he likes Indians.
Pelion And Ossa: Pelion and Ossa find a dog and wash it. Al Stahl didn't have a better idea than this.
Imagine That: If different stuff had happened, stuff would be different. Starring George Washington.
Brad Hardy: Brad, Lorraine, and Prince Kardos are menaced by a giant spider. Brad murders the spider, but then Lorraine's missing and there's a fireball. It's just all the things. All the things are happening all at once.
Midshipman Dewey: Dewey fights a pirate and rescues the ship's captain. But more pirates are coming.
Three Musketeers: What are we, in school?
It's A Fact!: Illustrated trivia. This was my favorite:
Little Linda: Linda's been captured by bank robbers, but turns the tide with one of those kids-with-guns moments you'd never get away with now:
Also, I think a certain phrase meant something different back then:
2023 Super-Police: A hag queen is gonna kill one of the main good guys, but agrees to let him live if the other main good guy will marry her. Ends on the brink of a creepy-ass wedding.
In The Wake Of The Wander: Captain Grim is a prisoner of natives, and then I think teams up with them to fight some other guy. I'm a little lost.
Hubert: Hubert uses a scabbard as a makeshift fishing pole and catches a swordfish in it. That's a little bit funny.
Treasure Island: Everybody's on a boat. This is as far as the Treasure Island adaptation goes.
Calling All Cars: Siegel and Shuster's new feature is a little bit nuts. First page: a couple of cops catch a woman speeding and punish her by giving her a spanking. This is presented as a normal thing to do.
Second page: the girl makes her dad bring the cop to his house so he can yell at him. And it's hinted that she actually has a crush on him. Then crooks break in and kidnap the girl for someone called the Purple Tiger. But then the cops from before show up. Cliffhanger.
Bob Merritt And His Flying Pals: Everybody's flying to Alaska to look for gold. Good guys. Bad guys. Whole buncha guys.
G. Wiz: Some stupid asshole goes hunting for rabbits but runs from a skunk.
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House ad for Marvel Mystery Comics in the science fiction pulp magazine Marvel Stories #2, November 1940. Art by Carl Burgos.
DC COMIC #17: New Comics #5
DATE: June 1936
PUBLISHER: National Allied Newspaper Syndicate Inc.
CONTENTS: Cover by Whitney Ellsworth; "Bang!" (text article) by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson; "Captain Jim Of The Texas Rangers" by Homer Fleming; "Sir Loin Of Beef", written by J. Muselli, drawn by Bill Patrick; "Castaway Island" by Tom Cooper; "Ol' Oz Bopp" by Russell Cole; "Captain Quick" by Sven Elven; "Maginnis Of The Mounties"; "Sagebrush 'N' Cactus", written by J. Muselli, drawn by Bill Patrick; "Sandor And The Lost Civilization" by Homer Fleming; "Sam The Porter" by Russell Cole; "Funny Man" (text story) by Paul Frederick; "King Arthur" by Rafael Astarita; "Rattlesnake Pete" by Boody Rogers; "17-20 On The Black" by Tom Cooper; "Pandora's Box", maybe by Henry Kiefer; "Myths Of Gods And Men: Prometheus", maybe by Henry Kiefer; "Steve Conrad On Dolorosa Isle" by Creig Flessel; "Andy Handy" by Leo O'Mealia; "Stratosphere Special" by Serene Summerfield; "Needles" by Al Stahl; "Brain Teasers" (activity pages); "Rock-Age Roy" by Boody Rogers; "Bugville" by Dick Ryan; "Slim And Tex" by A. Leslie Ross; "Laughing At Life!" by Vin Sullivan; "The Book Shelf" (text article) by Marjorie Knight; "The Radio Dialer" (text article) by A.R. Lane; "Worth-While Films To Watch For" (text article) by I.W. Magovern; "Magic!" (text article) by Andrini The Great; "Famous Poems Illustrated" by Henry Kiefer; "Ray And Gail" by Clem Gretter; "The Vikings", maybe written by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, drawn by Alex Anthony Blum; "Goofo The Great" by Russell Cole; "A Tale Of Two Cities" by Merna Gamble; "Capt. Spiniker" by Tom Cooper; "The Drew Mystery" (Dale Daring story) by Dick Ryan; "Rusty" by Hal Sherman; "Federal Men", written by Jerry Siegel, drawn by Joe Shuster; "It's A Dern Lie" by Bill Patrick. Editor: Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson. Associate editor: Vin Sullivan. Associate editor: Whitney Ellsworth.
CANON: Non-canon.
SERIES/CREATOR NOTES: Four new recurring features debut in this issue: "Steve Conrad On Dolorosa Isle" by Creig Flessel, "Famous Poems Illustrated" by Henry Kiefer, "Rusty" by Hal Sherman, and "Sandor And The Lost Civilization" by Homer Fleming, making his comic book debut. Fleming also takes over Captain Jim, while the very busy Bill Patrick takes over Sir Loin Of Beef, Sagebrush 'N' Cactus, and It's A Dern Lie; a couple of those strips will change their names next month, probably because original creator Robert Leffingwell brought them over to his new publisher. "Stratosphere Special" and "Bugville" both appear for the second and final time; Dick Ryan will stick around, but Serene Summerfield is done with DC and will end up at the Eisner studio. Gordon "Boody" Rogers makes his comic book debut with a pair of one-offs; both features will return exactly once next year, and Rogers is now a cult favorite. A bunch of regulars also do one-offs, Whitney Ellsworth draws the cover instead of Vin Sullivan, and Chikko Chakko does not appear.
Captain Jim Of The Texas Rangers: Captain Jim and Bob chase bad guys in a canyon. Comic book heroes had such boring names before superheroes were invented. Why would I want to read about "Captain Jim" and "Bob"? Nobody's even trying.
Sir Loin Of Beef: A kid fucks with two guys having an archery contest, and the story ends with them firing a bunch of arrows at him, meaning this lighthearted gag story is immediately followed by a grisly murder.
Castaway Island: Larry and Dougal try to rescue Sally from Blackface. I'm not sure who any of those people are, so you and I are in the same boat.
Ol' Oz Bopp: Our hero buys meat and then falls asleep. Gag strips are uneventful.
Captain Quick: A bunch of English people chill on a ship and then a Spaniard shows up.
Maginnis Of The Mounties: Maginnis fights fur thieves, and his buddy gets shot.
Sagebrush 'N' Cactus: The duo heads into town to try to catch the killer of Pickax Pete. So, nothing happens. It's like a deleted scene.
Sandor And The Lost Civilization: Sandor is a Tarzan copy, but located in the jungles of India, with the arch-enemy Rajah Marajah. In this debut installment, Sandor kills a tiger and is cornered by the Rajah and his minions. This is going to get so racist so quickly.
Sam The Porter: Speaking of racism, this one-off is about a comically black porter who keeps getting names wrong.
King Arthur: Knights being boring.
Rattlesnake Pete: A one-off about a guy in an Old West town running from bullets that turn out to just be horseflies.
17-20 On The Black: Jim Gale returns to take down the bad guys.
Pandora's Box/Myths Of Gods And Men: Prometheus: Illustrated mythology.
Steve Conrad On Dolorosa Isle: Steve Conrad and a bunch of supporting characters sail to Dolorosa Isle to take a look around, not really for any reason.
Andy Handy: Homeboy gets rained on. That's all.
Stratosphere Special: A sci-fi imagining of people landing on the moon in the year 2036. This is kinda fun.
Needles: Needles goes to a doctor who abuses him and leaves him worse off, when all Needles wanted to do was sell him a magazine.
Rock-Age Roy: Basically a prototypical Flintstones character, but dumber.
Bugville: A lot going on here. Lots of talking bugs. Kind of innovative, layout-wise. Sorry to see it go.
Slim And Tex: The pair shoot guns a bunch, and talk about shooting guns.
Laughing At Life!: Some asshole hates that his wife makes him play bridge.
Famous Poems Illustrated: Exactly what it sounds like, kicking off with Longfellow. No kid who bought this comic in 1936 actually read this. I am the first person ever to read it.
Ray And Gail: Sharks just start eating everybody.
The Vikings: Two Vikings fight over who gets to lead the other Vikings.
Goofo The Great: Goofo does magic tricks and then gets angry about carrots being everywhere?
A Tale Of Two Cities: If I were this magazine's target audience, the literary adaptations would reinforce my impression that novels are boring.
Capt. Spiniker: The captain gets his peg leg stuck in a bottle. I think Captain Spiniker is my favorite New Comics character.
Dale Daring: The titular star is tied up and gets rescued, contributing little of value to her own story.
Rusty: Hal Sherman's new recurring feature is the latest mischievous-kid comic. In this one, Rusty thinks a woman is calling for help, but it's just a pirate.
Federal Men: More boat-fighting.
It's A Dern Lie: Riding horses, shooting injuns.
For no real reason I can think of, I'm slowly finding this more tolerable. Maybe it's just familiarity kicking in, making it feel slightly less like a hodge-podge of random bullshit. But I still wish I could skip ahead a couple of years.
DC COMIC #16: New Book Of Comics #1
PUBLISHER: unknown (National/DC)
CONTENTS: Unknown.
CANON: Non-canon.
Proto-DC's second reprint book, following The Big Book Of Fun Comics. I can't find a record of the exact contents. A second issue of this title will come out in a year or two.
DC COMIC #15: More Fun #10
DATE: May 1936
PUBLISHER: More Fun Inc.
CONTENTS: Cover by Vin Sullivan; "Are You Listening?" (text), illustrated by Vin Sullivan; "Sandra Of The Secret Service" by W.C. Brigham; "Spike Spalding" by Vin Sullivan; "Woozy Watts" by Russell Cole; "Jack Woods", written by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, drawn by W.C. Brigham; "Ivanhoe", written by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, drawn by Raymond Perry; "Don Drake On The Planet Saro", written by Ken Fitch, drawn by Creig Flessel; "Barry O'Neill And Fang Gow Of China" by Leo O'Mealia; "Mr. Divot", maybe by Whitney Ellsworth; "Fun Mail" (text), illustrated by Peter Alvarado; "Buckskin Jim" by Tom Cooper; "Pelion And Ossa" by Al Stahl; "Imagine That", pencilled by Henry Kiefer, inked by A.D. Kiefer; "2023 Super-Police", written by Ken Fitch, drawn by Clem Gretter; "Midshipman Dewey" by Tom Cooper; "More Fun And Magic" (text) by The Wizard Of Biff; "Talk About Talkies" (text) by Mary Patrick; "Magic Crystal Of History", drawn by Harlan David Haskins; "Fishy Frolics", drawn by Creig Flessel; "Definition Of A Licking" (text) by Oliver Brault; "Books Books" (text) by Edith Brittin; "Do You Know?", pencilled by Henry Kiefer, inked by A.D. Kiefer; "Doc Occult", written by Jerry Siegel, drawn by Joe Shuster; "Along The Main Line" by Tom Cooper; "Slim Pickins" by Stan Randall; "Brad Hardy" by A. Leslie Ross; "It's A Fact!", maybe drawn by Paul Ferrer; "Chubby" by Hal Sherman; "Little Linda" by Whitney Ellsworth; "Henri Duval", written by Jerry Siegel, drawn by Joe Shuster; "Treasure Island", written by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, drawn by Sven Elven; "Ramblin' Jim" by Stan Randall; "In The Wake Of The Wander" (Captain Grim story) by Tom Cooper; "Hubert", written by J. Muselli, drawn by Bill Patrick; "Bob Merritt", written by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, drawn by Leo O'Mealia; "G. Wiz" by Hal Sherman. Editor: Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson. Associate editor: Vin Sullivan. Associate editor: Whitney Ellsworth.
CANON: Partial canon (Doctor Occult story).
SERIES/CREATOR NOTES: A couple of new recurring features: "Imagine That" by the Kiefers, and "It's A Fact" by Paul Ferrer, whose only known credits are this feature's few installments. A couple of recurring features end: Henri Duval and Chubby. All the creators have other gigs in this or New Comics. Slim Pickins and Ramblin' Jim both end for now, but will each return once down the line; Stan Randall will move on to Comics Magazine Company and then Dell. Hal Sherman's "G. Wiz", which appeared once in New Comics, moves over here and will briefly recur. Harlan David Haskins draws his second and final "Magic Crystal Of History" before disappearing forever. Creig Flessel fills in for Clem Gretter on Don Drake. Wing Brady skips this issue. And a couple of regular creators throw in some one-offs.
Sandra Of The Secret Service: Sandra wanders by a swordfight and then gets abducted and ends up in a room full of men in hoods. I don't know how I'm supposed to follow any of these recurring adventure strips in installments; I feel like I'd have to read a compilation to have any clue about what's going on.
Spike Spalding: Pincus gets caught and imprisoned as a stowaway. No sign of Spike.
Woozy Watts: Homeboy has difficulty catching a butterfly.
Jack Woods: Jack tries to rescue Dolores and her father from Pancho Villa and his brigands, cliffhanging in a one-on-one confrontation between Jack and Villa on a mountain ledge.
Ivanhoe: Knights and monks.
Don Drake On The Planet Saro: Drake fights aliens who just look like Roman centurions or something. No fangs or tentacles or anything. Just boring-looking people-aliens.
Barry O'Neill And Fang Gow Of China: Everybody's fighting on a boat and I'm not sure what's going on. I'll bet I write that sentence again before this issue's over.
Mr. Divot: A silent one-off from Whitney Ellsworth about a golfer who misses so many times that he digs a hole to China.
Buckskin Jim: Some Indians are nice and some are mean.
Pelion And Ossa: The duo get an airplane in the mail, and fly it, and crash it. The airplane definitely looks bigger than the crate it came in.
Imagine That: A renaming of the Kiefers' previous feature, this is once again illustrated historical speculation that works best if you imagine a drunk Orson Welles slurring it before passing out.
2023 Super-Police: Bad guys capture good guys and then there's a queen? Something like that?
Midshipman Dewey: Dewey escapes from his boat and then goes back to try to rescue the captain.
Magic Crystal Of History: Kids in an ancient city. Didn't hold my attention.
Fishy Frolics: An illustration of a bunch of weird mermen.
Do You Know?: Illustrated facts about animals.
Doc Occult: With his first story arc over, Doctor Occult takes down the Methuselah killer, a weirdo who thinks that killing people with long-lived relatives will make him live longer too. Early super-villains were pretty dumb. Because Doctor Occult is drawn by Joe Shuster and looks heroic, I keep thinking he looks like Superman:
Along The Main Line: Couple of yutzes get tied up in a mine and dynamite goes off.
Slim Pickins: Slim argues with Pippo the monkey, Pippo says "icky bogg foogy", they fight, Slim runs away, the monkey kisses Slim, and Slim gets money. I guess I'm on board. You had me at "icky bogg foogy". By the way, this is hereby the only result on Google for "icky bogg foogy".
Brad Hardy: Brad fights ape-men. I'm missing the second page!
It's A Fact: Illustrated trivia facts.
Chubby: Chubby hangs out in front of an embarrassing sign and everybody laughs at him.
Little Linda: Linda is a prisoner of two bank robbers, but slyly manages to turn them against each other. The final panel would never, ever be published today:
Henri Duval: Henri gets into a swordfight with a bunch of guys who then capture him and bring him to jail. And that's the last we ever see of Henri Duval, who I guess is still serving his time.
Treasure Island: John Silver hangs out.
Ramblin' Jim: Jim tells the sob story of his life to a guy interviewing him for a newspaper for some reason.
Captain Grim: The captain gets captured by natives, which seems to happen in at least one story in every issue.
Hubert: Our hero waits on a long line.
Bob Merritt: Bob confronts and fights the guy who's been impersonating Prospector Jake.
G. Wiz: Dude looks for ink.
I've found the serialized stories to be the biggest failings of this and New Comics. They're too convoluted for me to follow, at least when I see them a page or two at a time like this. I wonder if Superman will suffer from the same problem in a couple of years.
CHARACTER NOTES: Doctor Occult now has the most appearances of any DC Universe character so far, tied with no one. The five installments of his series are the only stories in DC continuity, and he's the only character who's been in all of them.
Stan Lee's high school yearbook photo, 1939.
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Have you ever seen blood in the moonlight, Will?
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Stoneyfield x Happy Family brand collabo on display at Natural Products Expo West.
Favorite brand collabo from day one at the Natural Products Expo West - Dave's Killer Bread x Justin's.
Esquire teamed up with Men's Wearhouse for a collection of shirt and tie combo's.
Eugene, Or. based WILL Leather Goods teamed up with Nike to create limited edition bags made for the 2014 NBA All Stars.
Our GYK Antler client partner Barbara's Bakery teamed up with The Lego Movie for their latest promotion.
Westin x New Balance. Thoughts on why this is a unique and mutually beneficial partnership on the GYK Marketing Innovation Blog.
L.L. Bean X Fenway Park limited edition boots, made of the tarp used to cover the field during the 2013 Championship season.
(Source: USA Today)
Throwback brand collabo: Scooby-Doo x Harlem Globetrotters.
Gitman Bros x Imogene + Willie. Shirt genuinely fits better than most.
Puma X Mercedes, BMW & Ferrari. Do you think it's a smart move for one brand to partner with competing brands in the same category or to focus on one?
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Old school rubber mixer used to make shoes at Vans x Dqm, The General Boston brand collabo.
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James R. Meyer, 74, died January 23, 2003 at Chosen Valley Care Center in Chatfield.
He was born Dec. 30, 1928, in Frederic, Wis., where he lived until age 19. He worked for the Chicago Northwestern Railroad. He moved to St. Paul and was an agent for Metropolitan Life. On June 16, 1951, he married Margaret Dabruzzi in Hudson, Wis. He served in the U.S. Army from 1954 to 1956 and, after his discharge, resumed insurance work in New Richmond, Wis. He later moved to St. Paul Park, Minn., and in December 1962, began working for American Family Insurance, where he worked until 1991, when he retired. During that time, he became a district manager of sales in Rochester and moved to Chatfield in 1968. He is survived by his wife; two sons, James (Chris) of Eden Prairie and Steve (Christa) of Prior Lake; two daughters, Betty (Greg) Gossman of Spring Valley and Marilyn (Rick) Haskovec of Preston; eight grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one brother, Willard (Beverly) of Grantsburg, Wis.; and two sisters, Lucille (Ed) Durand of Shell Lake, Wis., and Mary Marquardt of Fond du Lac, Wis. The funeral was held Jan. 27, 2003 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Chatfield, with the Rev. Thomas Loomis officiating. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery in Chatfield. Riley Funeral Home in Chatfield was in charge of arrangements.
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With the sun out in full force, islanders and visitors alike are starting to flock to the town's beaches, but whilst many are only thinking of the good time they will have, Ocean Rangers Cyprus is already counting the cost of the debris and pollution left behind by beachgoers.
The recently formed organisation is reminding people to respect the beaches they use and collect their rubbish to avoid contaminating the waters and endangering the island's marine life. They are also seeking donations and volunteers - both desperately needed to assist in helping to protect the seas, to actively help clean the coasts, and to create awareness raising events.
Ocean Rangers was set up as a non-profit organisation in February this year in Nicosia with the aim of "protecting the sea, the oceans and all its creatures". It has a Facebook page, as well as a new website which details meetings and events, and also offers the option to become a member or donate to one of the ongoing projects. Projects include dive-site and coastal clean-ups and an educational project in cooperation with the Ministry of Education & Culture to distribute materials in schools and organise children's activities to raise awareness on environmental issues related to the sea.
Earlier in the year, the organisation held a clean-up of Mackenzie, Pervolia and Meneou beaches, as part of an island-wide clean-up initiative. Nearly 50 volunteers collected around 100 bags of rubbish – a number that would no doubt be much higher in peak season.
But Ocean Rangers Cyprus say that whilst cleaning the beaches is one step forward, it is only a temporary solution with the ultimate goal to reach a point where beaches do not need cleaning because they are being kept clean in the first place.
At present, the organisation is very concerned about the fate of the island's turtles, which are in need of protection. Several dead turtles have recently been reported on various beaches, including on Spyros beach in Meneou. As a result, the organisation has been asked by members of the public what they can do if they find a sick or injured turtle, offering the following advice: "Turtles can actually drown if they are trapped underwater so it is important to act quickly if you see an entangled turtle, but do so with care as they can bite or hit with their flippers. Never pull a turtle by its flippers or attempt to tow it to shore. Release the turtle as quickly and calmly as you can, but if a turtle looks sick or is dead, never touch it without rubber gloves. Immediately contact either the Department of Fisheries and Marine Research - Larnaca Division on 24304294 / 24823407, or the Larnaca Coast Guard on 24804053, as the cause of death will need to be researched and documented. Meneou beach also has a Turtle rehabilitation centre for sick and injured turtles on the beach at the DFMR Meneou research station, which you can also contact.
Anyone wishing to become a member, volunteer or donor to the organisation's cause can do so by 'liking' the Facebook page: Ocean Rangers Cyprus, or visiting the website www.oceanrangerscyprus.org
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Charles Lane: Under Obama, we are stagnating collectively
He presented American history as a "journey," during which, at every crucial turn, we discovered "together" that "preserving our individual freedoms ultimately requires collective action."
His examples were efforts led by the federal government: interstate highways, financial regulation, the New Deal-Great Society safety net and victory in war.
What would Mancur Olson have made of this? The late University of Maryland economist wrote a book called "The Logic of Collective Action," which, though first published in 1965, still provides a powerful counterpoint to the vision Obama laid out.
Olson's critique of collective action is complicated, and it is made less accessible by an ungainly prose style. But the gist is that large numbers of people do not naturally band together to secure common interests. In fact, the larger the group, the less likely it is to act in a truly collective manner.
As Olson explained, the interests that unite large groups are necessarily of the lowest-common-denominator variety. Therefore the concrete benefits of collective action to any individual are usually small compared with the costs - in time, effort and money - of participation. "Free-riding" is a constant threat - as the difficulties of collecting union dues illustrates.
By contrast, small groups are good at collective action. It costs less to organize a few people around a narrow, but intensely felt, shared concern. For each member, the potential benefits of joint action are more likely to outweigh the costs, whether or not success comes at the larger society's expense.
Hence, the housing lobby, the farm lobby and all the special-interest groups that swarm Congress. Hence, too, the conspicuous absence of an effective lobby on behalf of all taxpayers or, for that matter, all poor people.
So when Obama called on Americans to once again act "as one nation, and one people," he was, at best, stating an aspiration.
Olson's assessment of reality, both historical and contemporary, is less lofty but more accurate: "There will be no countries that attain symmetrical organization of all groups with a common interest and thereby attain optimal outcomes through comprehensive bargaining."
That quotation comes from "The Rise and Decline of Nations," Olson's 1982 sequel to "The Logic of Collective Action."
This ominously titled book begins with Olson's observation that West Germany, successor to a state literally destroyed in 1945, was faring better, economically and socially, than its conqueror, Britain.
His paradoxical, and deeply depressing, conclusion: Political stability is a curse of sorts, because, over time, stable societies accumulate interest groups, with all the distortion and complexity that breeds. "On balance," he wrote, "special-interest organizations and collusions reduce efficiency and aggregate income . . . and make political life more divisive."
A diagnosis of the "British disease" in Olson's time, these words apply alarmingly well to the United States today. Certainly, it's a better description of our predicament than the one Obama propounded last week.
The problem is not, as the President implied, the opposition of an implacable few to the manifest general interest.
Rather, it is that Washington is besieged by mutually offsetting lobbies representing almost every conceivable segment of society. Some (e.g., teacher unions) collect under the Democratic Party banner; some (e.g., independent oil operators) tilt Republican; and many (Wall Street, agribusiness, hospitals) have their hooks in both parties.
As Olson warned, our stable democracy suffers from "crowded agendas and bargaining tables" - too crowded to agree on the problem, much less a solution. Or so the repeated failure to strike a "grand bargain" on fiscal policy would suggest.
Obama was surely right to maintain that there is such a thing as a public good: infrastructure, social equality, national and global security. He was also right that government is better suited than markets to provide some of these - contrary to the most simplistic Republican rhetoric.
But the President's paean to collective action lacked Olson's realism. The question is not just how much more government we need or want, if any. It's also how much more government we can afford, in light of its purposes and given the risks Olson identified - which have already materialized in the form of unsustainable but politically untouchable entitlement programs.
Someday we may have a leader who's equally passionate about government's capacity for good - and about reforming the public sector to ensure its long-term solvency. By the looks of things so far, it won't be Barack Obama.
Charles Lane is a member of The Washington Post's editorial board.
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The developers behind Dot Net Outsource, the leading Chinese provider of global outsourcing services, specialize in in both "Web-based" and Client-Server technologies on the Microsoft .NET platform. Here they look at Silverlight and compare it, for their particular needs, with DHTML/AJAX and Flash.
RIAs offer the flexibility and ease of use of an intelligent desktop application, and add the broad reach of traditional web applications with an entirely new kind of web experience that is engaging, interactive, lightweight, and flexible.
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We used DHTML and AJAX technology in HTML pages in some of our .NET outsourced projects. However, we encountered problems of browser incompatibility. (For example, DOM is quite different in IE and in Safari.)
Although it is possible to make this kind of web application work in all browsers, it will take the developer much time and it is very difficult to maintain when the browsers update.
Another very popular technology is Flash, it doesn't have any browsers compatibility problems, but it's very hard to integrate with .NET. Integrating Flash demands that .NET developers make a special effort, and since our specialty is .NET software outsourcing, Flash is not the best choice for us.
Silverlight is a cross browser technology, so there's no browser compatibility problem. Plus it integrates with .NET very well, so it is easier to use and develop. Silverlight does not have controls at present, but in version 2.0, many controls will be released for Web designers. Those controls will make Web development easier and faster.
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Wycombe boss Gareth Ainsworth was pleased to pick up a point in a 1-1 draw with Southend at Roots Hall.
The seventh-placed Shrimpers opened the scoring through Barry Corr yet the Chairboys left with a share of the spoils when Paris Cowan Hall's shot hit the crossbar before hitting Southend goalkeeper Daniel Bentley and rolling back in to the net."It's a very good point away from home because Southend is a tough place to come especially when they're itching for a win," said Ainsworth."We definitely had a bit of luck with the goal but sometimes you need that."I felt sorry for their keeper because he had an excellent game and he didn't deserve that but it's great for us.""We dealt well with Southend's pressure and they were very direct when attacking, utilising Barry Corr's ability in the air."We struggled a bit near the end but we dug in and I'm proud of them because this is another good result which keeps this little run we're on going."
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Some UK TV casting news...
Rhashan Stone and Pippa Bennett-Warner have both joined the cast of Sky1′s upcoming firefighter drama The Smoke as a series regulars.
Information courtesy of the UK's TV Wise, The Smoke was created by Lucy Kirkwood, and follows a family of firemen and women who, no matter what, always have each other to fall back on. But being a hero isn't easy, especially in a world that regularly disregards them, and it certainly doesn't pay. Many crew members are forced to hold down other jobs on the side, taking some of them into the city's after dark world. The stakes are high but, in The Smoke, it's the very lives and souls of the White Watch crew that are at risk.
Rhashan Stone will play a member of the firefighters who are central to the series while Pippa Bennett-Warner will play the female lead, and one of the few female firefighters on staff.
Also currently cast as one of the leads is Jamie Bamber from Battlestar Galactica.
Sky 1 has ordered 8 episodes for the show's first season, with Kudos Film & TV producing. Anne Mensah, Jane Featherstone and Noelle Morris will exec produce.
Sky 1 is the same UK network that was home to the 12-episode Sinbad series we've been following since last year, and which is finally set to make its USA debut in a few months. So The Smoke could also very well travel west.
Ava | April 9, 2013 6:34 PM
I'm kinda beginning to really like how some of these U.K. series are casting their shows. These two actors that are pictured look like people I could know personally or even be related to. They look like regular people...okay, albeit very attractive regular people (it's still TV) but they appear to have a relatable quality.
I'm about to cross the Atlantic when I need actors for these plays I'm working on. And I bet they are fluent in West Indian dialects too (lol).
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Pippa's skin is so pretty! It sounds like those side jobs they will have to take to supplement the firefighter's income will be the main source of drama for the show.


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LAHORE: Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) hosted showcasing and certificate distribution ceremony of the British Council's Active Citizenship Programme (ACP) here on Tuesday at the LCWU campus.
British Council Punjab Director Richard Weyer, Vice Chancellor Dr Sabiha Mansoor, Directorate of Faculty Development and Internationalisation Saima Asghar Riaz and members of 26 international delegates from UK, Myanmar, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Poland, Czech Republic, Jordan, Lebanon, Ireland and Kenya were present on occasion.
The ACP is a flagship programme of the British Council focusing on youth leadership and community engagement. British Council successfully launched Active Citizens Programme (ACP) as its pilot university project in Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) by signing an MoU for four years. Subsequently, ACP was introduced as a mandatory course for undergraduate students at LCWU and the first batch of 413 students from eight departments successfully completed the ACP of 04 credit hours. A total of 47 Social Action Projects (SAP) were completed by students from a range of disciplines working to improve education, health and environment of their local communities.
The SAP projects displayed by the students included 'Cleanliness of Kachi Abadis', 'Inter Faith Harmony', 'Reducing Generation Gap', 'Smile for Orphans', 'Learn Innovation For Ever (LIFE)', 'LIVEright- LIVERight Raising awareness against HEPATITIS', 'Empowering Children', 'Pleasing Environmental Effects', 'Establishment of Botanical Garden in LCWU', and 'Promoting collectivism in a residential area of Shadman'.
Richard Weyer speaking on this occasion said, "The partnership with LCWU to introduce Active Citizens as a University course is an illustration of our focus on young people as future leaders. The institutionalisation strategy with LCWU has enabled both partners to work with young people who are determined to bring positive change in their local communities on a long term basis."
Prof Dr Sabiha Mansoor stated that community engagement was one of the pillars of the vision of LCWU and the British Council's support in introducing the ACP at LCWU as a pilot programme is a welcome initiative which is making a change in the personality development if not only the thousands of girls studying at LCWU but will also impact their households and communities positively, thereby causing positive change across the country.
The Vice Chancellor thanked the British Council for their continuous support to LCWU and stated that the ACP is not only the transforming LCWU graduates by making them active citizens, but is also helping the university improve its quality, empowering women and encouraging environmental sustainability, all of which are underlying principles of LCWU Vision 2020.
Dr Mansoor recommended that Civics should be reintroduced as a compulsory subject for all secondary students so as to make them more aware of their rights and duties as citizens when they enter the portals of Higher Educational Institutions.
Directorate of Faculty Development and Internationalisation Director Saima Asghar Riaz said that British Council Active Citizens Programme (ACP) at LCWU as a pilot project in a public sector university. "ACP links civil society networks, community leaders and community networks in Pakistan. The journey of ACP at LCWU started with the training of Facilitators to develop the knowledge, skills and attitude required to engage in dialogue and social participation with students and the wider community" she added.
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"This is absolutely cool," says Johann Petka, a German national is Muscatine. "We we are at a location for the match, we are almost only the only ones for the German side."
"It's kinda fun, I've been to Germany quite a bit to see how they watch the game," says Chris Kleppe, from Muscatine. "They get really excited about it. So, it's kinda exciting to have them over here and see the US get excited about soccer also."
The small group of German fans is in Muscatine, doing some work at the HON factory.
They quickly made friends with local soccer fans, and bonded over the common interest.
"I thought, before I came here, nobody would see the football matches," says Fabian Riske of Germany. "It's amazing here, I like it, to see the other people in America who like to watch football."
"I didn't expect that so many people would care about the soccer," says Petka. "I though we were going to have to get a personal TV for the match but soccer is everywhere. It's astonishing."
For the American fans watching, they say it's amazing to see the game growing in interest here, excited to share in something with the rest of the world.
"This is the one sports where you can actually communicate with the Germans," says Kleppe. "Both have interest in it. If you talk American Football, they don't really care, so it's kind of nice."
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Welcome to The Fifield Inn
We sat down to write our 'bumf' to tell you all about our pub, The Fifield Inn and then realised that we were very quickly starting to sound like estate agents extolling its virtues.
How do you get across what a pretty location the pub is in without falling into that kind of speak?!
So we have decided to just tell it as it is.....
We took over The Fifield Inn in January 2014 and it's undergone some pretty major renovation and refurbishment work.
It has been transformed to a more modern but still very cosy and welcoming place for people to come and eat great food and drink great drink! We serve a range of traditional cask ales with a regularly changing guest ale and have selected some delicious wines to not only complement the menus but also to enjoy by themselves.
We are a very family friendly pub and aim to make the eating out experience as relaxing as possible for parents as well as enjoyable for the kids. Well behaved dogs are welcome too both in the garden and in the bar area.


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September 2, 2014
THE NETHERLANDS (AP) -- Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, guru to the Beatles and founder of the Transcendental Meditation movement has died at his home in the Netherlands.
The word comes from a TM spokesman, who says the Maharishi died peacefully of what appeared to be "natural causes, his age." He was believed to be 91.
His version of a Hindu mind control practice was once dismissed as hippie mysticism, but it has gradually gained medical respectability since.
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