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By BARRY WILNER, Associated Press
Ray Rice and Matt Forte got what they wanted July 16: long-term contracts that sometimes elude NFL running backs.
Neither Rice nor Forte was enamored of playing under the franchise tag tender in 2012, and negotiations went down to the wire. Then Rice scored big with the Baltimore Ravens, getting $40 million for five years, while Forte took a four-year, $32 million deal with the Chicago Bears.
Also getting a longer contract just before the deadline was Jacksonville placekicker Josh Scobee, who will stay with the Jaguars for four years and $13.8 million.
Rice led the NFL with 2,068 yards from scrimmage in making his second Pro Bowl. He helped the Ravens to their second AFC title game in his four pro seasons.
"Ray has been an integral part of us earning the playoffs in each of his four seasons," Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome said. "His production on the field speaks for itself, and his leadership in the locker room is outstanding."
Although his numbers aren't quite at Rice's level, Forte is just as significant a contributor in Chicago's offense. Had he stayed healthy in 2011, he might have matched Rice, too.
Forte made the Pro Bowl for the first time, finishing with 1,487 yards from scrimmage, 997 rushing. He missed the final four games after spraining his right knee in a loss to Kansas City. The Bears lost all but one of those games, falling out of playoff contention.
Each of them would have played for the $7.74 million franchise tag — the average of the five highest-paid players at running back — had they not gotten the new contracts.
"I'm proud to be a Chicago Bear and excited to be here for another four years," Forte said in a statement released by the Bears. "I've been working hard this offseason and am looking forward to joining my teammates at training camp next week. I'm glad the business part is done and we can all turn our attention to football and our goal of winning a championship."
Scobee's tender would have been worth $2.88 million for 2012. His new deal is worth $3.45 million annually, with $4.75 million guaranteed. There are $400,000 worth of incentives Scobee could reach.
Oakland's Sebastian Janikowski ($4 million annually) and Phil Dawson ($3.81 million) are the only kickers scheduled to make more than Scobee in 2012. His new deal tops recent ones signed by Tampa Bay's Connor Barth ($3.3 million) and Denver's Matt Prater ($3.25 million), who both were franchised.
Players who are stuck with their one-year tenders are Lions defensive end Cliff Avril, $10.6 million tender; Falcons cornerback Brent Grimes, $10.2 million; Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker and Chiefs receiver Dwayne Bowe, $9.5 million; Cowboys linebacker Anthony Spencer, $8.8 million; 49ers safety Dashon Goldson, $6.2 million; Redskins tight end Fred Davis, $5.446 million; Browns placekicker Phil Dawson, $3.8 million; and Bengals PK Mike Nugent, one year, $2.6 million.
None of them will be a pauper in 2012.
Altogether, 12 players landed long-term contracts, led by the Saints giving quarterback Drew Brees the richest annual deal in NFL history. The 2011 Offensive Player of the Year signed a five-year, $100 million agreement; only Buffalo DE Mario Williams has gotten that much money, and his deal is for six years.
Arizona DE Calais Campbell received the next most lucrative deal (five years, $55 million), followed by Eagles wideout DeSean Jackson (five years, $51 million). Colts defensive end Robert Mathis got a four-year, $36 million deal, with Titans safety Michael Griffin getting the same amount over five years. Raiders safety Tyvon Branch was next at four years, $26 million.
Then came Scobee, Barth, Prater and Giants punter Steve Weatherford (five years, $12.75 million).
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The NFL and the players' union have agreed on funding of benefits to widows and other survivors of players from before 1993, an extended package worth $15.2 million.
Called Legacy Fund benefits, the league and union say eligible beneficiaries will receive an increase in the amount they were receiving retroactive to Aug. 1, 2011. Funding will be split as it is for other beneficiaries of the Legacy Fund: 51 percent paid by the NFL and 49 percent by the NFL Players Association.
Widows and survivors qualifying for the benefit will begin receiving their retroactive checks within the next two weeks. They will begin receiving their monthly benefits beginning Aug. 1.
July 12, 2012
By TIM REYNOLDS |
MIAMI (AP) — Rashard Lewis has decided to join the Miami Heat, becoming yet another shooting option for the reigning NBA champions.
Agent Tony Dutt said the free agent forward and the Heat agreed to terms on Tuesday, and Lewis is expected to sign his contract Wednesday in Miami. Lewis' decision comes just four days after Ray Allen agreed to accept an offer from Miami.
Allen and Lewis were Seattle teammates for five seasons, from 2003 through 2007 — and both figure to fit perfectly into Miami's plan to surround LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh with even more shooters who can stretch defenses.
Allen's 2,718 made 3-pointers are the most in NBA history, and Lewis ranks fifth among active players with 1,690 makes from beyond the arc.
Lewis will make the veteran minimum from Miami for this coming season, worth about $1.3 million. He's picking up another $13.7 million because the final year of his most recent contract — a $118 million, six-year pact — was bought out earlier this offseason by New Orleans, who acquired the 6-foot-10 forward in a trade with Washington and then waived him.
Allen and Lewis are both likely to be introduced by the Heat on Wednesday, once procedural matters like physicals and paperwork are completed. Teams may start signing their free agents when the league's moratorium officially ends at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday.
Slowed by left knee problems this past season, Lewis averaged 7.8 points in 28 games for Washington. For his career, he's averaged 16.1 points per game with Seattle, Orlando and Washington.
Lewis' numbers in field-goal percentage (.385), 3-point percentage (.239) and scoring this past season all were the second-lowest of his career. Only his rookie season of 1998-99, when he appeared in 20 games, was less productive.
Still, he was someone the Heat targeted early in free agency. Lewis met with the team this past weekend, had interest from several other clubs — New York and Atlanta included — before eventually deciding that Miami would be the best fit.
Lewis did not play after the All-Star break this past season, sitting out Washington's final 33 games.
By Kam Williams
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One of the most prodigious pugilists of all time, Sugar Ray Leonard was born in Rocky Mount, North Carolina on May 17, 1956 to Cicero and Getha Leonard. The fifth of seven kids, his family moved to Washington, DC in 1959 before settling down seven years later in Palmer Park, Maryland where his father was employed as a supermarket night manager and his mother as a nurse.
Though shy as a young child, Ray followed his brother Roger's footsteps into boxing, ultimately eclipsing his elder sibling in terms of potential and finding fame by capturing the gold medal at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal. He went on to become the first fighter to earn over $100 million over the course of an enviable career, winning world championship titles in five different weight classes while squaring-off in classic showdowns with such formidable opponents as Roberto "No Mas" Duran, Tommy "The Hitman" Hearns, Marvelous Marvin Hagler and Wilfred Benitez.
Ray retired from the ring in 1997 with a record 36-3-1, with 25 of those wins coming by knockout. Today, he lives in California with his wife, Bernadette, and their children, Camille and Daniel. Here, he discusses his moving memoir, "The Big Fight: My Life In and Out of the Ring."
LAWT: It is widely known that it is very difficult for men to talk about sexual abuse. What made you decide to go public with your story, and was it a cathartic and healing experience to write about it?
SRL: It was cathartic. I only wish that I had had the courage and the knowledge to have gotten that out of my system, out of my mind or my heart years earlier. But there is no book, there is no manual to tell you how to deal with sexual abuse. I saw Todd Bridges talk about being abused on Oprah. Something that he said, or an expression that he made that gave me that little boost I needed to be open about it and to talk about it as transparently as I did. When I told my wife, she couldn't believe it. She was petrified, because it's such a no-no, taboo, a hands-off subject. But I'd have to say hearing Todd Bridges on Oprah was my watershed moment.
LAWT: Kate Newell says: I saw you on Stephen Colbert and loved it. She was wondering why a movie hasn't been made about your life?
SRL: Being on Colbert was a real treat for me, too. I didn't quite know what to expect, but it turned out to be pretty cool. In terms of a movie, we're talking about it. It's on the table but, as you know, Kam, that type of thing doesn't just happen overnight, unfortunately. But I do look forward to seeing the story of my life onscreen someday.
LAWT: Boxing fan Mike Ehrenberg asks: Was Wilfred Benitez the best pure boxer you ever faced?
SRL: Yes, without question. He was a mirror image of what I considered myself as a boxer. That was one of my toughest fights, by far. It's sad that he's not mentioned in the same breath as Hearns, Hagler and Duran. It always bothered me that he wasn't considered in our league, the reason being that he never beat any of us. But he should be right up there.
LAWT: Mike also asks: Was the Dicky Eklund knockdown, highlighted in the movie "The Fighter," legit?
SRL: It was legit that I was knocked down, or pushed down. [Chuckles] But I remember that fight like it was yesterday because that guy, Dick Eglund, was so unorthodox. And it was the first time in my life I really experienced racial hatred from the fans. We're talking about Boston back in '78.
LAWT: I lived in Boston from '75 to '78. It's the most racist city I ever experienced before or since. You couldn't step foot in white neighborhoods… they wouldn't serve you in some restaurants… and you couldn't go to Fenway Park or the Boston Garden.
SRL: I can believe it. When I arrived at the airport, I had a priest or a pastor greet me with, "Hey boy, welcome."
LAWT: I could go on and on about Boston.
SRL: I could, too. That's what it was like back then.
LAWT: When I interviewed Governor Deval Patrick last year, I told him I never would've believed that Massachusetts would ever elect a black governor after my experiences in his state. Mike has one more question: Do you regret coming out of retirement past your prime to fight Terry Norris and Hector Camacho?
SRL: Do I regret it? Yeah, I do, but it took that to wake up to the fact that my time was over, my time was gone. Sometimes it just takes that kind of beating, if you will, to wake up. It does. I didn't want to take it. I took it in intervals. The first time was in '91. I retired and came back in '97. Woo! I mean, come on! I don't know, man. A six-year layoff? That was crazy! My career was relatively short, whether you look at either its length in years or the number of fights I had. But it was brutal.
LAWT: That's because it was the Golden Age in terms of welterweights and middleweights.
SRL: Exactly! You couldn't mess around in that era there.
LAWT: Harriet Pakula Teweles says: With mounting medical evidence that contact sports aren't providing ample equipment to mitigate against cerebral concussions, how would you feel about boxing associations mandating protective headgear for fighters, not just for sparring, but also during bouts?
SRL: I'm not in favor of that because we learn as amateurs how to protect ourselves. And that's why there's a third man in the ring, the referee. And that's why there has to be a very strong boxing commission that doesn't allow guys in the ring who don't belong there. Look at football, where you still have injuries no matter how much they improve the helmets and other equipment. Boxing's a poor man's sport. We can't afford to play golf or tennis. It is what it is. It's kept so many kids off the street. It kept me off the street. What're my options?
LAWT: Yale grad Tommy Russell says: I really respect your admission about battling drug abuse during the tough times of your professional life. What is the most important thing you have learned from that experience?
SRL: I learned that I had character defects, that I was allergic to alcohol and drugs, and that I had an obsession with all the bad stuff. But thank God that I woke and that I had good people around me to support me. There's not much more I can say about it. You have to want to be a better person.
LAWT: Larry Greenberg says: On Celebrity Ghost Stories, you appeared with one of my favorite young ancestresses, Leila Jean Davis, and you shared some very personal experiences. How did you like being on the show?
SRL: I enjoyed it. I never thought in a million years that I would tell people that I saw a ghost. And I've seen a lot of ghosts. [Laughs]
LAWT: Is there any question no one ever asks you, that you wish someone would?
SRL: Yeah, how's your day? [Chuckles]
LAWT: The Tasha Smith question: Are you ever afraid?
SRL: Yes, we all are afraid of something. We might not admit it, but we are.
LAWT: The Columbus Short question: Are you happy?
SRL: Extremely!
LAWT: The Teri Emerson question: When was the last time you had a good laugh?
SRL: Just now. [Chuckles]
LAWT: What is your guiltiest pleasure?
SRL: It used to be a pint of ice cream in bed.
LAWT: The bookworm Troy Johnson question: What was the last book you read?
SRL: "The Big Fight."
LAWT: What inspired you to write the book?
SRL: To be honest, I don't know. I started one back in 1982 or '83 when I first retired. But I was only 25 or 26 and not ready to write my memoirs.
LAWT: The music maven Heather Covington question: What music have you been listening to?
SRL: "Dance with My Father" by Luther Vandross.
LAWT: What is your favorite dish to cook?
SRL: I'm pretty good with oatmeal.
LAWT: The Sanaa Lathan question: What excites you?
SRL: Success. But not necessarily monetary success.
LAWT: Judyth Piazza asks: How do you define success?
SRL: Success is attaining your dream while helping others to benefit from that dream materializing.
LAWT: Dante Lee, author of "Black Business Secrets," asks: What was the best business decision you ever made?
SRL: Remaining conservative.
LAWT: The Ling-Ju Yen question: What is your earliest childhood memory?
SRL: At about 6, seeing my mom and dad kissing and understanding it.
LAWT: The Melissa Harris-Perry question: How did your first big heartbreak impact who you are as a person?
SRL: It made me realize how much I loved that person.
LAWT: What advice do you have for anyone who wants to follow in your footsteps?
SRL: You don't play boxing. [LOL] You really don't. You play golf, you play tennis, but you don't play boxing.
LAWT: The Tavis Smiley question: How do you want to be remembered?
SRL: As someone who had an impact outside the ring.
LAWT: Thanks again for the interview, Ray, and best of luck with the book.
SRL: Thank you, Kam.
July 07, 2012
By MAE ANDERSON | Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) — Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick is launching a sports clothing line called V7 that will be sold exclusively at East Coast sporting goods chain Modell's.
The line is the latest image-restoration move for Vick, who spent 18 months in federal prison after being convicted of bankrolling a dogfighting ring and was released in 2009. He is now among the highest-paid players in the NFL, and recently married longtime fiancée Kijafa Frink. Vick has re-signed with Nike and added other endorsements for companies such as MusclePharm Corp.
He has also since spoken out about animal cruelty.
The line includes technical athletic clothing such as T-shirts, shorts and tank tops. Prices are $12.99 for children's clothes and $19.99 for adult clothes. Part of the proceeds will go to the Boys and Girls Club of Philadelphia.
It was developed in a licensing partnership with celebrity clothing-line mogul Ruby Azrak and former ICM talent agent Brian Sher, Modell's confirmed.
Vick led the Philadelphia Eagles to a 10-6 record and an NFC East title in 2010, and was named NFL Comeback Player of the Year. He faced injuries and inconsistent performance in the 2011 season. The 2012 NFL season begins Sept. 5.
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Palmyra Township's Fire Chief says he can understand why residents are frustrated that their own hometown fire department didn't have the authority to respond, when the fire station is located only a few blocks away, but he says there's good reason.
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The West will not stop at the sanctions that have already been introduced against Russia.
This is how a political analyst of the Institute for Euro-Atlantic Cooperation Volodymir Horbach commented for the charter97.org web-site on the introduction of new USA and EU sanctions against Moscow.
"The main leverage over Russia is economic restrictions. Yesterday the process has been started – they have been introduced. I think, the United States will not stop at that, but the action on the Russian leadership will be quite tough", - the expert believes.
The analyst highlighted that a most powerful strike at Russia would be European countries' refusal from its raw materials and energy resources, but this cannot be done at once.
"This is a very serious step, which should be planned, and it should be known, how to substitute these raw materials and energy resources. That is why the European Union will move slower than the USA, but,, most importantly, it is moving in the same direction. New sanctions will be introduced, the power of their influence will be increasing, and this will deal a strong blow to Russia's economy", - he is convinced.
The political scientist added that Russian leadership started destroying it as they occupied the Crimea thus having provoked the introduction of sanctions.
"This all scared markets, led to stock exchange collapses, weakened the rouble etc. At first Russian authorities underestimated the measures of the West, but now they will be gradually recovering their sight. Yes, symmetrical sanctions emerged on the part of the Kremlin, but they will not do the symmetrical damage", - Volodymir Horbach is convinced.
We would remind that the USA president Barack Obama announced the expansion of the American 'black list' yesterday. In the new list were included 20 Ukrainian and Russian officials and oligarchs, and also the 'Russia' bank. According to the American leader, the sanctions have been extended due to the referendum in the Crimea and the annexation of the peninsula by Russia. In response to the American sanctions Russia's MFA published the list of American officials, who will suffer restrictions.
The European Union has also expanded the list of the people, to whom sanctions have been applied in the form of asset freezes and travel ban.
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SIX lorry drivers have been fined a total £2,298 for breaching road weight restrictions.
Oxford Magistrates' Court on Monday heard the cases, which were prosecuted by Oxfordshire County Council's Trading Standards Team.
Three drivers were spotted by members of the public and reported to the council, while the other three were seen by Trading Standards officers on patrol.
Sean Reeder, 35, of Down Barns Road, Ruislip, pleaded guilty to breaching seven weight restrictions during a journey which took him from the M40 at Thame to an address in Didcot and back via Long Wittenham and Clifton Hampden on September 30 last year. He was fined £700.
Walter Gascoyne, 27, of Bridge View, Shefford, Bedfordshire, admitted driving a heavy goods vehicle weighing up to 44 tonnes through a 7.5 tonne restriction in Watlington on October 3. He was fined £266.
Neil Williams, 42, of Lime Tree Close, Luton, was found guilty in his absence after not responding to a court summons and fined £400 for breaching the same restriction on January 29 this year.
Michael Donson, 44, of Gervase Avenue, Sheffield, and Stephen Williams, 46, of Kinross Crescent, Luton, were each fined £266 after admitting driving vehicles weighing up to 18 tonnes each through the same restriction on 26 February and 11 February respectively.
Miroslaw Arciszewski, 35, of Winchester Gardens, Luton, failed to respond to a summons and was found guilty in his absence of breaching the three-tonne restriction at Shabbington Bridge, near Thame, on February 26 this year in a vehicle weighing up to 18 tonnes. He was fined £400.
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With peerless detection capabilities, this well-conceived package is a joy to use.
Review Date: 20 Jul 2007
Reviewed By: Arien Graham-Smith
Price when reviewed: (£28 inc VAT) per year per computer
When we reviewed Kaspersky's security suite last August (web ID: 88761), we admired its antivirus component but questioned whether it was worth paying for over a free product. This month, we have our answer: freeware champion AntiVir achieved an impressive 92% detection rate, but Kaspersky Anti-Virus 7 managed to find and remove an incredible 98% of the malware in our test. Of 126 malicious executables, Kaspersky Anti-Virus identified and removed all but two, missing only a Legendmir password stealer and a generic backdoor that only three other packages noticed.
The developer credits this performance to a combination of the software's heuristic scanning and uncompromising approach to database updates. While many packages check for new virus signatures on a daily basis, Kaspersky runs to an hourly schedule, improving your PC's chances of being immunised before an infection reaches it.
Not only is Kaspersky effective, it's efficient, too: during the email scan test, total system RAM usage was close to the lowest of the group. It's refreshing to find an antivirus package that's so respectful of resources. As we noted in August, "all email, files and downloaded web content are scanned in real-time, yet the impact upon system resources is negligible thanks to the ability to suspend scanning operations during resource-intensive user operations. This resource throttling ... lifts Kaspersky above most of the competition."
And the software doesn't skimp on features. Few of Kaspersky's capabilities are actually unique, but no other package combines such a range of useful functions. When malware is found, an "apply to all" option makes it effortless to set up default behaviours. When access to a web object is blocked, your browser is redirected to an explanation rather than a plaintive error message - a problem with many other applications. Email folders can be scanned with a single click as easily as file folders. When you disable virus protection, the program offers to automatically restore it after a given period, and laptop users will appreciate the option to disable scheduled scans when running on battery power.
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In what seems to be out of left field and a shock, Black Panther(T'Challa) will be taking the place of Daredevil(Matt Murdock) as the man without fear. How exactly does the king of the jungle fit in with hells kitchen? We have no idea yet, but this December we find out. The question is, how much will Wakanda play into this? And what will happen to the hand? That all remains to be seen but as fans confusion on marvels shocking announcement continues to grow, we have to think of change and drastic ones that marvel has gone through and done in the past.
Bucky taking over for Captain America
When it came to replacements Ed Brubaker set up clever, and groundbreaking story lines in the Captain America mythos by not only bringing Bucky Barnes back from what we assumed was the dead, but he successfully turned him into a modern day Captain America. Armed with a pistol, updated costume and new attitude Barnes pushed the limits as Captain America, and we got some pretty damn good stories written by Brubaker, reinvigorating the Captain America franchise.
Shuri accepts the Black Panther mantle
Results of an attack by Doctor Doom, T'Challa was left unable to carry on the mantle of Black Panther, so he passed the costume and the responsibility to Shuri.The solicitations and mystery surrounding who would be the new Black Panther were enough to keep fans interested until the initial reveal that it was just his sister.
Clint Barton becomes Ronin
In the aftermath of the Civil War, Clint Barton joins the New Avengers and becomes Ronin taking the mantle from Maya Lopez also known as Echo.
Avengers replaced by Dark Avengers
The team brought on by Norman Osborn to become the New Avengers. It became increasingly popular and offered some insight to how things would be done from the other side
Venom Symbiote seeks out Mac Gargan
After the days of Eddie Brock the Symbiote (which to me is the most dangerous thing in the Marvel U) MacDonald "Mac" Gargan the villain formerly known as Scorpion became the new Venom.
With what looks to be a short run, the question of why not make Daredevil someone closer to Matt Murdoch or the Daredevil legacy has been coming up. It does boggle the mind with choices like Clint Barton, Danny Rand, Ben Affleck (haha) and even Moon Knight, with Falcon being the most logical and fan favorite to choose, we get Black Panther.
It's an old idea that worked in the past, that will be tested again and hopefully doesn't become an idea that we will all want to forget (comics have plenty of them). Francesco Francavilla of Zorro fame will be taking care of the art with David liss covering the story.
There will always be fans that choose to take different sides, this is nothing new. The man without fear status quo changes in December. With the fans already questioning this bold move, we hope T'Challa doesn't get eaten alive by Hells Kitchen. Cause the fact is, he may have been King of the Jungle, but being the King of New York will always be a title reserved for Matt Murdoch.
It is easily said that one of the top sought after artist is Zach Howard, constantly working on something new and putting out amazing artwork which screams out and should be seen all over, Howard is going to be real busy the next few months and we take some time to talk to him and find out why.
IZZY: Can you give us a brief run down of some of your past work?
ZACH HOWARD: Hmm, I think I've pretty much worked for everyone at some point. I first started with a few Image books and bounced around some indie companies. The first paying comic gig I ever did was actually a Hellboy Resource Manual. Then I got picked up by DC and Vertigo. I jumped over to IDW and did Shaun of the Dead which really helped my career. As I bounced around the industry doing covers and short stories, I eventually got Sean Murphy and my Outer Orbit book picked up by Dark Horse. Then I worked for Marvel a bit. Last year I did the Aliens relaunch for Dark Horse and then found myself back at Marvel. Right now I'm working on an IDW book. Basically, I've worked for most of the companies out there. I've done album covers, covers for novels, and gaming art too. I'm pretty much a whore.
IZZY: Do you have any creator owned work of your own? Or ever thought of releasing your own projects?
ZACH HOWARD: Absolutely! Several years ago, Sean Murphy and I did our own book through Dark Horse called OUTER ORBIT. We had a blast doing it and we'll eventually get together to do a sequel.
And to be perfectly honest, all I want to do is my own projects. The only reason I do other people's books is to keep my bills paid. Every few years I like to suck it up and put out my own book, get poor doing it, and then crawl back to the safety of the big companies. My next creator owned book is called WILD BLUE YONDER and it's coming out through Th3rd World.
IZZY: Will you be attending any Cons this year?
ZACH HOWARD: The only con I'm hitting for the rest of the year is NYCC. I have a table there, and I'll be selling my crap!
IZZY: Is there a character you would love to draw? Who has been your favorite character over the years to draw?
ZACH HOWARD: I've drawn so many characters over the years, but the only one I have a definite desire to do again is the Hulk. Hopefully I can do a fun Hulk book someday. Maybe 48 pages of the Hulk punching the crap out of things.
Overall, Shaun of the Dead had the best cast of characters to draw, I'd have to say. However, I surprisingly enjoyed drawing Spiderman quite a bit! I never would have thought that… This is heavily contrasted with how little I enjoyed drawing Peter Parker though. What a whiny turd he is. Maybe I can have the Hulk punching him for 48 pages in my imaginary future book.
IZZY: Whats next on your agenda?
ZACH HOWARD: Well, I'm working on the Joe Hill book, and then going right into a two-part GI Joe story with Mike Raicht. After that I'm going to try and knock out a good chunk of my OGN. All the while drinking beer and being bitter.
Everyone has one in them, it's that story that tugs at the heart and isn't just a story for the purpose of telling one. We all have stories that are important to us and we need to get out, whether it's in the form of poetry, song, dance, or even comics. Andy Schmidt former Marvel Editor and Current IDW editor takes on his own personal story.
5 days to die is a book of his that will be released each week in September with one week already down and the next issue #2 dropping in stores tomorrow. Mr. Schmidt takes some time out to get COMIC BOOKED and answer a few questions.
COMIC BOOKED: 5 Wednesdays in September and 5 issues, 1 each week. What made you go this route? And can you picture other publishers possibly mimicking the same ?
Andy Schmidt: To be fair, this isn't the first time it's been done. Weekly comics have existed before. I just needed a five-Wednesday month to fit the whole story in. Ultimately, I asked IDW to do it because it fits with the content of the comic. It's fast-paced and takes place over five days, so I got as close to that in the release schedule as I could.I mentioned it to Chee, and he thought it was a fun idea. I was a little worried that Chee's name wouldn't be out as much or for as long as we would like, but he didn't even blink at it. He liked the idea right off the bat.Will other publishers do it? I think Marvel is doing it in the same month, aren't they? I don't think that anyone will do it to copy 5 DAYS TO DIE, they'll do it for their own reasons if they do. Releasing weekly works for this because of the content, and that might apply to something else for another publisher down the line.
COMIC BOOKED: How long has this idea been brewing in your head? And what are you're Inspirations for it?
Andy Schmidt: I probably wrote the first script about a year ago or maybe even a little more. But the idea had been rolling around for a while. I had the title early on, I had vague notions of what the story was or who the main character is, but it took time for me to get it to come together. Probably about two years total. I think when my son Cale was about one year old, was when I started pulling this all together, and he's over three now.The inspiration in an odd way is my son. When he was born, I just had trouble connecting with him. It was really difficult. I felt guilty because everyone said I should feel this huge love and satisfaction with having a child, but I didn't. I don't know if I'm different from other people, but I really had to work at forming that father-son bond. And I did, and I love being Cale's dad. But that is where this story comes from. It comes from that year of both loving my son dearly but not also not feeling connected. And that's where Ray is. He loves his family. But he's not connected to them the way he should be.Now he's in a situation where he knows he's got a time limit and he's either going to start connecting or lose out on that relationship with his daughter forever.
COMIC BOOKED: Is there a chance of seeing more from you after this is done? Do you have more stories or does that all depend on the success of these 5 issues?
Andy Schmidt: Definitely a chance. Non creator-owned, I've got a two-issue G.i. JOE series called G.i. JOE: FUTURE NOIR that's heavily manga influenced coming out in November and December. Each issue is double-sized. It's a complete reimagining of the G.I. JOE franchise, totally fun stuff. 5 DAYS TO DIE is pretty heavy, and this was something I could just do crazy and fun stuff with. It was nice to write it while writing 5 DAYS. More creator-owned? I've got some more stories left in me, but this really is exhausting and I've got two full-time jobs right now, I've got my comics editing gig at IDW and I run Comics Experience where I teach classes and lead workshops for comics creators. On top of that, my wife and I are expecting our second child in January, so I'm afraid finding time to write is a little tough at the moment.
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Woodruff High School is where it all started for Tory Dandy.
"I wanted to get back to my hometown," Dandy said.
And by get back, he means give back to young people in the community.
"Let the young folks know - the youth know you can be successful " Dandy said.
He's a former high school and college football player, and now he makes moves on the other side of the ball as an NFL agent with Relativity Sports.
"It comes with responsibility, so I'm willing to take on that. I'm willing to be a leader," Dandy said.
His clients are former University of South Carolina wide receiver Alshon Jeffery, who now plays for the Chicago Bears. His roster also includes NFL prospects - Sammy Watkins, Kelcy Quarles and Bruce Ellington. On Saturday, they will all gather at Woodruff High School for the Tory Dandy Scholarship Fun Day. Dandy will present a scholarship to a Woodruff High School senior during the event.
"I was in the same situation before and got a scholarship. So I know how important a scholarship was," Dandy said.
And that's why Kelcy Quarles doesn't mind taking time out of his day for the event, even though he's on NFL draft watch.
"I just thank God I'm in this position," Quarles said.
He said the Tory Dandy Scholarship Fun Day is just as important.
"I looked at my family, and nobody ever graduated from college - nobody ever completed it. So I just took it as an opportunity to go to college and just be the best I can in football and academics," Quarels said.
It's a message they say young people will understand.
"In the end, you'll be thankful that you went through everything you went through to get to where you are," Quarles said.
Dandy also said it's important for young people to set goals.
"I just wanted to show them that you can make it," Dandy said.
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Miss Eileen F. Ash, 80, formerly of Franklin, died on Feb. 7, 2008 at Merrimack County Nursing Home in Franklin.
Miss Ash was born in Franklin on June 27, 1927 the daughter of Roy and Gertrude (McDermott) Ash. She was a lifelong Franklin resident until entering the Merrimack County Nursing Home. Eileen was a graduate of St. Mary School, Franklin High School, and Concord Business School. She also attended Becker College in Worcester, Mass.
Several years ago, she was employed at Merrimack County Nursing Home and the former Seaboard Finance on Central St. in Franklin. She later worked in The City of Franklin Welfare Dept. and for the State of NH in Concord in the Tax Revaluation Dept.. Miss Ash was a communicant of St. Paul Church.
Visiting hours will be held Monday, Feb. 11th from 5-7:00 pm at Thibault-Neun Funeral Home, 143 Franklin St., Franklin, NH. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Tuesday, Feb. 12th at 10:00 am in St. Paul Church. Spring burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Donations in her memory may be made to St. Paul Church, PO Box 490, Franklin, NH 03235.
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When we pray on another's behalf, we experience the blessings and grace of divine love. Shining through each and every prayer request which appear below is a great light, the light of faith in the goodness of God and the light in the power of prayer. Please join us as we pray for others by name and need.
- September 1, 2014I am in need of prayer please! Not sure what is going on with me but it all started when my only child moved out on her own a few weeks ago. Since then I have been having anxiety attacks with bouts of depression. I raised my daughter on my own as a single parent for over 17yrs, we were very close, always together. I hate being in the house by myself, thats when the anxiety kicks in real bad. Please pray for God to heal me of this and other health problems! Thank You and God Bless You!
- September 1, 2014Please pray for my 49 year old sister, Staci who is having surgery on Wednesday to find out if she has cancer. I believe the power of prayer can heal her! Thank you and God Bless!!
- September 1, 2014Please pray for my Mom Mary who just turned 87. She is having breathing problems due to COPD flare up. Please pray that her recovery from this goes well. Thank-you
- September 1, 2014My father Wilfred is an alcoholic. The family thought he had quit because of his health. Each of his doctors have said he needs to quit now. He has blood issues, kidney issues and COPD and other issues. His blood does not need to go below 9. He does not have much strength and not eating.
- September 1, 2014My name is Bill and I am feeling hopeless. I lost my wife to suicide many years ago and I have made some financial decisions that have caused me great problems. I want to find a new job and try and right my ship. I would appreciate any hopeful thoughts and prayers. Thank you and God Bless.
- September 1, 2014Please pray with me for the immediate healing of my mother in laws colon illness. Praise and thank you Lord Jesus. Amen
- September 1, 2014My name is Tracey G-, and who ever reads this, please pray long and hard for my cats, my sister, and myself. My sister and I need help. I am still trying to find a job. I have had 10 interviews in the past 2 months. Just recently, one of the companies told me that they have to do a background check on me. I am waiting for someone to call me about this. Please pray that I will be able to work for this company so I can start making money to help my sister with rent and bills. Please pray that we can make this work for both of us. Please pray for my friend Jessica and her husband. They are going through a tough time as well.
- September 1, 2014please pray for karl, a man of GOD who is being led astray by a woman who is a widower with a great deal of money from the loss of her husband. She is using her money to manipulate Karl who is now doing things the lord saved him from years ago. She know Karl is a man of GOD bur really likes and is spending a lot of money on him to try to be with him. and he is blind to what i call a distraction from the devil. the money, a woman, manipulation has blinded karl. Pray that karl returns to the church where he can pray this woman is saved and becomes a woman of GOD so that the LORD Blesses this union and that is be a holy union not a relationship based on money, and other things that does not Glorify GOD.
- September 1, 2014Prayer is needed for my husbands sister (Dorine). She is starting her 4th week in the hospital. Went in with diverticulitis. A week later surgery was done to remove the bad section. She seemed to be coming along well, but had a set back-- can not keep food down-- is still on a liquid diet with a tube going in behind her heart to bring more nutrients into her body.She is becoming depressed at not being able to get better and get out of the hospital. All prayers would be appreciated for her healing. Thank you.
- September 1, 2014I need prayer lifted up for a very bad relationship in our family I ask that everyone pray for our Heavenly Father To give Peace to a very broken relationship between Tracie and her son - I ask for prayer be lifted up for Everyone involved to want to make the problem right And for clarity of what each one needs to see for this Situation to resolve! In Jesus Name.


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Tracey Trambauer treasures the mind and body equally?she's spent more than 20 years studying spiritual approaches to living, as well as exercise, nutrition, and natural modes of healing. She combines this study of the mind and body at Still Lake Yoga, where she's the owner and master yoga instructor.
Her practice is rooted in the tradition of sivananda; this style of yoga focuses on 12 core poses and breathing exercises, and every session ends with a Sanskrit chant. But the studio explores all manner of yoga techniques and trends, including the trend of writing your crush's name all over your yoga mat. In addition to sivananda, classes include three other fluid styles of yoga and meditation that work to build flexibility and strengthen core muscles while inducing calm. To ensure clients of all physical abilities feel welcome, the instructors at Still Lake Yoga will adjust the pace of their classes, and they work to foster a relaxing, noncompetitive atmosphere.
During the Superhero Scramble, racers of all fitness levels tear across arduous terrain littered with body- and mind-challenging obstacles. Participants must wade through mud and, to reach the finish line, persevere through a barrage of Super Slime generously donated by retired Ghostbusters.
Upon completing the race, athletes ride their endorphin high into a party stocked with ice-cold beer. There, they can mingle with other contestants, sway to live music, and see awards doled out to the fastest runners in each age bracket. Male and female Scramble Gamble contestants compete for prizes that can cover the cost of replacing the engines in their sneakers. The benefits of the race extend beyond the Gamble winners, too—the organizers donate a portion of the proceeds to charity.
Since its 1965 founding in Venice Beach, California, Gold's Gym has dotted the globe with more than 600 locations where professional athletes and exercise newbies gather under the umbrella of personal strength. Nearly 3.5 million Gold's members chart and aim for their fitness peaks, perspiring beneath the gaze of certified personal trainers or pedaling beside peers at cycling sessions. In a diverse lineup of group classes, patrons strengthen cores with Pilates, finger-paint pictures of ninjas in martial arts, and amp up heart rates to the pulsating soundtracks of Les Mills routines. Many Gold's Gym locations stockpile futuristic amenities, such as cardio machines with individual iPod docks and televisions that help keep patrons motivated.
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Jim Pruchniewski peered down his leg at his blackened toes. He'd been rushed to the hospital after a blizzard waylaid him on a mountainside in Lake Placid. "You have third-degree frostbite," the doctor confirmed. "We'll have to amputate." Fortunately for Jim and his digits, the US Olympic ski team was training nearby. The team's podiatrist hurried to the hospital like a long-lost lover hurries to interrupt a wedding before the end of a movie. "Stop!" he might have shouted as the buzz saw probably descended toward the patient's toes. The hero, our Olympic podiatrist, examined the foot and concluded that the damage was superficial. The toes would recover. And they did. The episode moved Jim Pruchniewski, a former biology teacher, to earn his medical degree. Over the last 20 years, he's gained fourfold board certification in podiatric orthopedics, surgery, primary care, and the treatment of diabetic foot wounds. At North Lakeland Foot Clinic, he examines feet with the same attention that saved his toes decades ago. He and his staff do everything in their power to keep feet healthy and, in the case of diabetic patients, avert extreme measures like amputation.
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Suunto Arrow 20
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33 g / 1.2 oz
57 x 114 mm / 2.2 x 4.5 in
Simple, effective baseplate compass with fast-settling…
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Price Paid: $66
Simple, effective baseplate compass with fast-settling needle.
- Fast settling needle
- Easy to read dial
- No declination adjustment
- Expensive
I purchased the Suunto Arrow-20 for general wilderness navigation and occasional orienteering events. The Arrow-20 is a conventional baseplate compass fitted with a millimeter scale and an oddball 1:15,000 map scale (probably intended for maps commonly used in orienteering competition). Circular and triangle cut-outs in the baseplate allow the orienteer racer to pencil in control markings on the map.
The Arrow-20 has a large rectangular orienting gate for capturing its blocky, rectangular magnetic needle, along with meridian (orienting) lines in the base of the capsule so that the compass may be used as a protractor to measure bearings from a map. The Arrow-20 has a fairly long baseplate that is advantageous when marking lines of travel on a map, and is fitted with a hole for a lanyard. The compass is marked 0-360 degrees in two-degree increments, and can be read to 1 degree of accuracy without difficulty.
The main advantage of this compass is its very stable magnetized needle, which doesn't shake about and settles almost instantaneously — under 1 second. Unlike the wobbly needle or dial found on many competitive compasses (Cammenga, K&R), you can actually walk or jog with this thing and get fairly accurate compass bearings on the move. This feature is also great for use aboard other types of wilderness transport, such as kayaks or canoes.
For what it costs, this compass has one notable omission — there is no way to preset or pre-adjust magnetic declination — you'll have to compute that each time when transferring your magnetic bearings to the map or when taking a map bearing for use with the compass.
The Arrow-20 is not well-suited to navigation in darkness, as this model lacks any luminescent paint on the direction-of-travel indicator, orienting gate, or north end of the needle (you can of course use a small flashlight to illuminate the dial). At least the 'hi-vis' orange paint on the north end of the needle is fairly visible in overcast or dim light.
Anyone who needs a high quality compass with a fast-settling needle, but who has no need for adjustable declination or a compass dial readable in darkness should definitely try out the Arrow-20.
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During these crazy times, remember the good stuff.
Owning that attitude of gratitude became an inspiration for my Kundalini Yogi friend Jodi Fuchs and her sister Wendy. The Fuchs sisters, both yogis and artists too, started the Gratitude Art Project (GAP) during a time when Jodi was experiencing some financial hardship. "I knew if I focused on what I had instead of what I was lacking, that might offer the key to unlock more prosperity in my life," says Jodi. The sisters also had wanted to work together as a way to heal, co-create, uplift, inspire themselves (and others) by focusing on the positive that already EXISTS in all of our lives.
So they distributed a 1,000 postcards via friends and in yoga studios all over the country asking for people to mail back their "gratitudinals". They also started a blog and a Facebook group (The Gratitude Art Project), so they could share all this gratefulness and use it as inspiration to create works of art (pictured here) focusing on big themes like family, health, God, abundance and small thank yous like car seat warmers, great lip gloss, and good coffee.
This grateful theme is also something near and dear to my New York friend and YJ colleague Valerie, who has been blogging about her gratitudinals both big and small, mundane and fabulous, for quite some time.
Thanks ladies. Your attitude of gratitude reminds me that I have lots to be thankful for too. Please share your gratitudinals with Jodi and Wendy either on Facebook or on the GAP website and if you like, post them here.
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What do women 'really' think about blowjobs?
I'm wondering what women think of performing oral sex on men? Do women actually spend time thinking about or desiring to do it or is it merely something they do for the pleasure of their man?I know it varies from person to person but I know women who said they wouldn't care if they ever did it again. I can't imagine a man saying that about performing on a woman- although I don't mind performing oral on my woman. Also, do women enjoy swallowing when a man ejaculates?thanks
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Well you're right when you say it varies so I can only speak for myself but I love doing it and it is something I fantasize about, I definitely care if I ever do it again. Yes I enjoy swallowing it, I enjoy everything about blowjobs really.
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I mean I like giving Oral, I like that it makes my guy feel good. I also look for new ways to make it better. So yeah I guess I do think about it
I love to give my guy a blowjob and have always pretty much swallowed. Love the feeling of his penis in my mouth and as far as the come I find it pretty much tasteless and swallow with no problem
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Old Trafford is officially in crisis mode. After suffering a shocking home loss to Everton in midweek, Manchester United were expected to bounce back against Newcastle. Despite the return of Robin van Persie, they did no such thing, flattering to deceive for the first hour before going behind to a fine strike by Yohan Cabaye, a blow from which they simply could not recover.
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The first half was mostly quiet. The hosts had trouble moving the ball through the middle -- Phil Jones and Tom Cleverley were outnumbered by Newcastle's trio of Yohan Cabaye, Cheik Tiote and Vernon Anita -- and as a result their centre forwards were distinctly uninvolved. Nani and Adnan Januzaj were brighter sparks, but neither did enough to trouble Tim Krul in goal.
In the dying minutes, Chicharito attempted to get things going by either being fouled in the box or falling over near Fabricio Coloccini, depending on whether or not one is a Manchester United fan, but the half's only chances actually came at the other end. Cabaye caught Patrice Evra napping to slip in Mathieu Debuchy, who forced a save from David de Gea with a stinging drive from an acute angle, and the right back then called de Gea into action again when he met Davide Santon's cross with a speculative header.
The hosts came a little closer at the start of the second half, with Debuchy and Mike Williamson combining to just about prevent Rafael's pass reaching Robin van Persie, and both Chicharito and Januzaj brought sprawling saves from Krul as Manchester United began to find their feet. Then Evra got his head to a free kick, hitting the post and then Anita's arm (which was mostly behind his back). Again, Andre Marriner was unmoved by the penalty shouts.
But Newcastle were hoping for Manchester United to open up and attack them properly, because that meant that they would have space for the counterattack. Alan Pardew brought on Hatem ben Arfa just before the hour mark as the Magpies looked to exploit said space, and within four minutes the visitors would have the lead. Moussa Sissoko rode his luck to get past Evra on the right, and with the hosts' centre backs tracking Loic Remy, there was plenty of room for Sissoko to find Cabaye's trailing run. The midfielder made no mistake, planting a superb shot into the bottom corner to give Newcastle the lead.
Robin van Persie looked to have replied ten minutes later, powering a header in at the far post after the ball cannoned off Jones from a set piece, but the jubilant crowd had their celebrations cut short by the linesman's flag -- van Persie was offside, and the goal was ruled out. Substitute Wilfried Zaha then came close with a curling effort that fizzed past Krul but went inches wide.
Newcastle were under pressure, but they never really looked like breaking. Instead, Manchester United looked desperate, lumping the ball forward rather than building any sustained attacks, and the Magpies saw out their lead comfortably. David Moyes looked on mournfully from the sidelines. His side is in real trouble now.
Manchester United starting lineup (4-4-2): David de Gea; Patrice Evra, Nemanja Vidic, Jonny Evans, Rafael da Silva (Antonio Valencia 77'); Adnan Januzaj, Tom Cleverley (Anderson 69'), Phil Jones, Nani (Wilfried Zaha 68'); Javier Hernandez, Robin van Persie.
Newcastle United starting lineup (4-3-3): Tim Krul; Davide Santon, Fabricio Coloccini, Michael Williamson, Mathieu Debuchy (Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa 83'); Vurnon Anita, Cheik Tiote, Yohan Cabaye (Shola Ameobi 78'); Yoan Gouffran (Hatem Ben Arfa 57'), Loic Remy, Moussa Sissoko.
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