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If you buy the US region of this then yes- it does have closed captioning. HBO is required to CC all of their (new) programming based on the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990. I double-checked this on blockbuster and it notes that it does have CC.
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I'm a former Vietnam-era Marine. Don't worry about the language used because, for combat ground-pounders, it is considerably censored. This series is one of the best that I've ever watched, and as real as it gets "on-screen".
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Sir Walter Scott (1771–1832) was probably Scottish tourism's best propagandist. Thanks to his fervid "Romantik" imagination, his long narrative poems—such as "The Lady of the Lake"—and a long string of historical novels, including Ivanhoe, Waverley, Rob Roy, and The Heart of Midlothian, the world fell in love with the image of heroic Scotland. Scott wrote of Scotland as a place of Highland wilderness and clan romance, shaping outsiders' perceptions of Scotland in a way that to an extent survives even today.
Scott was born in College Wynd, Edinburgh. A lawyer by training, he was an assiduous collector of old ballads and tales. "The Lay of the Last Minstrel," a romantic poem published in 1805, brought him fame. In 1811 Scott bought the house that was to become Abbotsford, his Borders mansion near Melrose.
Scott started on his series of Waverley novels in 1814, at first anonymously, and by 1820 had produced Waverley, Guy Mannering, The Antiquary, Tales of My Landlord, and Rob Roy. Between 1820 and 1825 there followed an additional 11 titles, including Ivanhoe and The Pirate. Many of his verse narratives and novels focused on real-life settings, in particular the Trossachs, northwest of Stirling, an area that rapidly became, and still remains, popular with visitors.
Apart from his writing, Scott is also remembered for rediscovering the Honours of Scotland—the crown, scepter, and sword of state of the Scottish monarchs—in 1819. These symbols had languished at the bottom of a chest in Edinburgh Castle since 1707, when Scotland lost its independence. Today they're on display in the castle.
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A coformulation of sofosbuvir and ledipasvir successfully treated a variety of difficult-to-treat patient populations including people with hepatitis C virus (HCV) genotype 3, patients with decompensated cirrhosis, and people who were not cured with previous sofosbuvir-containing therapy, according to a series of studies presented at the 49thEASL International Liver Congress (EASL 2014) this week in London.
EASL 2014: 88% of Previous Relapsers Cured with Simeprevir Triple Therapy
Almost 90% of European patients who had relapsed after previous treatment with pegylated interferon and ribavirin were cured of hepatitis C after 24 weeks of treatment with the protease inhibitor simeprevir (Olysio) combined with pegylated interferon/ribavirin, according to a presentation Thursday at the 49th EASL International Liver Congress (EASL 2014) in London.
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Treatment for 12 weeks with a coformulation of sofosbuvir plus ledipasvir led to sustained response for all HIV/HCV coinfected individuals with genotype 1 hepatitis C followed for 12 weeks post-treatment, according to interim findings from the ERADICATE study presented at the 49thEASL International Liver Congress (EASL 2014) this week in London.
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The new hepatitis C virus (HCV) protease inhibitor simeprevir has received a positive opinion from the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP), recommending marketing authorization in the European Union, Janssen R&D announced this week. The recommendation was based on findings from a set of Phase 3 trials, some of which were presented at the Asian Pacific Association for the Study of the Liver (APASL) conference this month in Brisbane.
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Arch Coal, Mr. Leer: WHAT IN THE WORLD ARE YOU THINKING! Go mine on the moon, or some other place.
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Are you ready for this? One of the largest coal companies in the United States wants to dig a coal mine directly underneath Buckhannon-Upshur High School, in Upshur County, West Virginia.
The Upshur County Board of Education is leading the opposition to the proposed mine, citing concerns about the possibility of explosive methane gas leaking into the high school. The Board said last month it will "take all necessary steps to ensure the health and safety of its students and staff."
Putting children's well-being at risk in order to mine coal is unconscionable. And the best way we can help the Upshur County Board of Education block this mine is by building very public pressure directly on Arch Coal and its leadership to stop this irresponsible plan.
Tell Arch Coal CEO Steven Leer: Don't endanger schoolchildren by mining under a high school. Click here to automatically sign the petition.
Of course, International Coal Group, which merged with Arch Coal last month, says the 1,800 acre mine underneath the high school will not pose a risk to the kids. But the coal industry has less than zero credibility when it comes to protecting human life.
This is the same industry that has raked up thousands of safety violations from the Mine Safety and Health Administration in the past year. It is clearly an industry we can't trust with anyone's safety. And for all the risk, this ill-conceived plan won't even produce that much coal.
In 2009 Arch Coal mined more than 148 million tons of coal, making it the second largest producer in the United States.2 Since then, with the acquisition of International Coal Group, it has grown even larger. Surely the company can afford to cancel their plans to mine underneath Buckhannon-Upshur High School, which would only produce one million tons of coal per year.
Arch Coal needs to hear from concerned Americans that putting children in danger in order to mine more coal is totally unacceptable. I hope you'll send that message by signing our petition today.
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How dare you profess that you could take steps to ensure the health and safety of the students and staff! You know full-well that you are lying! How irresponsible to even make the proposal to DRILL A COAL MINE under a school! You have shown yourselves to be nothing more than corrupt, greedy monsters!REPORT THIS COMMENT:
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i dont know why the level of greed in this country shocks meREPORT THIS COMMENT:
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This is the most blatant violation of the safety and civil rights by an pollution for profit industry I have ever read about!!!!!!REPORT THIS COMMENT:
Charles Hancock Be Helpful Not Hurtful PORTLAND, OR
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Wait, what, in a School Really?!?!? For the love of all that is Holy, I swear we can't leave these people alone for a minute. To attempt this legally, makes you wonder what we don't know. Coal Mining causes way too many Health & Safety Risks! Leaking Gas, Explosions, Cave-Ins, Air, Watershed & Food Contamination. These are just the things that WILL happen within the Mine. Look at all of this damage. Insane profits being made. We the people debate & fight to not allow this. Maybe we should switch the fight to criminal prosecution. Look at the devastation caused not just the Environment or Animals but causing a slow and painful death to the neighboring communities.REPORT THIS COMMENT:
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Hello Friends! Lets keep the cycle of Fracking petition Karma going and sign all of them! I signed your fracking petition can you please sign my small town's fracking ban initiative for West Virginia. We are coal country we don't need to be raped by these natural gas people too! Many thanks.
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And BP made lots of promises that resulted in the loss of lives when their plant in Texas City blew up and environmental disasters when the oil rig in the Gulf spewed endlessly for days.
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It is time to replace fossil fuels with clean, safe, sustainable and ecologically acceptable sources of energy such as rooftop solar energy.REPORT THIS COMMENT:
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Just a little methane gas leaking inside the school, so what's the big deal? Are they seriously insane! There's no such thing as a "little methane gas" that is not dangerous. And will do everything to ensure the health and safety of students and staff, HA they can't even do that with their own miners!REPORT THIS COMMENT:
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Saudi appointment brings next generation to fore
Interior minister's role critical for ruling Al Saud family
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Riyadh: Saudi Arabia appointed Prince Mohammad Bin Nayef as Interior Minister on Monday, marking a significant move towards a new generation of leaders from the kingdom's ruling family.
Prince Mohammad, a son of the late veteran Interior Minister Prince Nayef, who died in June, is best known as Saudi Arabia's long-time security chief and has garnered the praise of Western countries for his role in the campaign against Al Qaida.
"This brings forward the promotion of the next generation to the succession," said Robert Lacey, author of Inside the Kingdom. Prince Mohammad was born in 1959.
The appointment as Interior Minister lifts Prince Mohammad, who was already a deputy interior minister, into a critical role for the ruling Al Saud family and one that has until now only been held by the current ruling generation.
Despite his role in the security hierarchy, analysts say Prince Mohammad is in tune with King Abdullah's cautious social and economic reforms partly aimed at making Saudi society more open to outside influence.
He replaces his uncle, Prince Ahmad, who was only appointed as Interior Minister in June. "Prince Ahmad is relieved of his position as Interior Minister at his own request and Prince Mohammad Bin Nayef is appointed," said a royal decree carried on state media.
King Abdullah, the late Prince Nayef, Crown Prince Salman and Prince Ahmad are all sons of Saudi Arabia's founder King Abdul Aziz, who was known as Ibn Saud. Analysts said the departure of Prince Ahmad meant he was less likely to become king.
Unlike in European monarchies, the Saudi line of succession has so far passed along a line of brothers and is determined within the ruling family who weigh both the seniority and capability of leading candidates.
Beside Prince Mohammad, analysts have pointed to Makkah Governor Prince Khalid Al Faisal, Eastern Province Governor Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd and Saudi Arabian National Guard chief Prince Miteb Bin Abdullah as leading next-generation princes.
"This is an excellent appointment of someone who has been on the frontlines of the campaign against terrorism both within Saudi Arabia and throughout the Middle East," said Robert Jordan, the former US ambassador to Riyadh from 2001 to 2003.
The Interior Ministry employs more than half a million Saudi Arabians and runs the police, civil defence, domestic intelligence, prisons, the border services and the kingdom's sophisticated security forces.
"Usually the one who comes next in the succession has to come from a senior job in the system. Now the Interior Ministry role is occupied by a grandson of Ibn Saud. That automatically puts him in a good position when that time comes," a Saudi analyst who asked to remain anonymous said.
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This is my 202nd post
Wow. Who would have thunk it?!?
So the trade deadline was a bust for the Leafs, so lets move on to something more timely.
My son. Linus.
He's a cutie. He's just over 3 years old… He's awesome.
Here is what happened on our walk over to his pre-school today:
He told me that he was tired (he used to say that all the time so I would carry him, or we would drive him) but he clarified his comment by stating that he was tired because he woke up very early and did not go back to bed… He should have.
Then he told me that he was hungry and he justified it by saying that he was hungry because he did not finish his breakfast this morning but instead he wanted to play and he should not have done that…
He gets it!
Of course this was the same kid that 2 days earlier had gotten himself and his brother dressed in jacket, boots, and hat and with the car keys he took out of the drawer, announced that he was taking Stewie with him outside… They were going shopping. Geez. And he didn't even ask me what I needed…
Yes, I admit it, I'm a geek…
Today at 3pm is the NHL trade deadline and I can't wait. It's one of the most exciting days in the entire hockey season and 2 days ago I was hoping – not praying – that the Toronto Maple Leafs would sell off every valuable asset and tank it for the rest of the season to get a high draft pick. But what does this ass-backwards franchise do??? First they give everyone a no-trade clause in their contracts, then when every player states they will stay with the team, it blows the chance of getting better players in line. Take Mats Sundin for example, one of the greatest Leafs of all-time. He's 36, or 37 and he is an unrestricted free agent at the end of the year meaning he can choose to play with any team next season. So what he should have done was waive his no-trade clause, get trade for young players and draft picks, then in the off-season, re-sign with the Leafs (if he so desired). But nothing like that is going to happen now unless it was a ploy to get more from other teams (please may that be the case)
In other non-sports related news:
Stewie poo'd on the potty yesterday. Happily. Had his potty book, kept pressing the button which made the flushing sound, and away he went. Yay. That would be so much easier, considering the little dude is 16 months old! I welcome an end to diapers as we did with Linus at just over 2 1/2.
It's snowing outside… Again. Sigh. Or should I say, still.
I'm waiting for Linus to get dressed so we can walk to his pre-school in a few minutes. It used to be such a chore for him, all I would hear were cries of, "I'm tired, I don't want to go to that school, or I want to go home", but his Tuesday / Thursday school he gets Daddy in the morning and Mummy picks up and Thursday he gets either Gramma both ways or a combo of Mummy and Gramma. Fun, fun, fun!
Time to go!
Saturday night is alright…
.. For heading out in the cold to downtown Toronto to hook up with a bunch of very cool bloggers for a few drinks, and that is exactly what UrbanMummy and I did last night.
Once we got home and settled down – sent the babysitters home – I wanted to track down the blogs of all these fun people I met and start reading but after a quick stop at facebook (sorry, hun) and my email, I got only to the first blog and was ready for some shut-eye. Today, on the other hand is a new day!
So let me briefly add some comments about last night…
The meet-up was scheduled for 7pm and we arrived fashionably late, just before 8pm. Ok, we were not trying to be late, we had to ensure the kids were in bed. In the car heading downtown, I asked UrbanMummy for a rundown of who was going to be there that I would know and who she would know, and I asked for a little bio, if possible. Her reply, that she didn't really think she knew anyone made me a touch nervous and a whole lot excited. I mean we all blog… How bad could it be, right???
We found the bar – stupid directions from Google maps were wrong, but UM is a human GPS so we were fine the location, parking and I even got a history lesson of the area. I grew up in the 'burbs so downtown to me has always been a whole lot of weird and crazy people just wandering around looking to get in trouble… I know it's not like that all the time, buy hey, I digress.
Once inside there were a few people scattered around and right inside the door was a group of about 8 women and one guy, and I leaned over and asked them if they are bloggers (how else do you ask that question?). They were and we got introduced, sat down and let the evening unfold.
We chatted, drank, told stories, talked about our kids, our gardens, and we laughed… and laughed and laughed. Did I mention there was some boob action going on every now and then? Something to do with a blogger called the Redneck Mommy… I'll have to check out her blog to see if our "contribution" made the list. LOL. We met up with Kgirl, whom I have been reading for a few years, and Denguy, whom I have never read, but we have – as it turns out – played ball-hockey against each other for years. I had a nice chat with b*babbler of blithelybabbling, and got a book to review from MetroMama. I know there were more, and I will add you guys to my blogroll as I take out some of the old links I do not go to, and add some new ones from last night.
All in all, I had a fab time and can't wait for the next get-together so I can talk to the rest of the group that were too far away to chat with. Be warned! LOL. I hope to get a listing of the bloggers that were there last night and I look forward to some new reading material.
P.S. I hope that CAA arrived sooner rather than later for our poor out of city bloggers, and that the bill got covered in full…
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Thank you
For the very kind birthday wishes, the facebook greetings, the phone calls and the yo, dude, happy birthday man… You look great for 40. (I'm not. Not for a few years now, thank you).
Thank you wife and children for the awesome tickets to We Will Rock You… I CAN'T wait!!!
Thank you to my work colleagues for making me pay for my own coffee that day and for my lunch. ;)
Thank you to my mother and sister for the underwear (not just for Hanukkah, I guess), tea and token money.
Thank you to my in-laws for dinner, more token money and for having your daughter.
It was a fun day, I had a great time! I really hope my kids grow up to be close to each other.
Re-introducing the UrbanDaddy family…
The similarities are striking.
Though young, Linus is unusually smart.
Everyone likes to think their child is smart. I don't know if my Happy Boy is unusually smart, but he does have very strong language skills (often using words like actually, & similar). He makes interesting connections, and has a fabulous memory. He hasn't quoted philosophers or found the Great Pumpkin yet, but he is just 3!
The younger one, the one formerly known as The Weed, in future to be referred to as Stewie. Yes, him:
He's a character and a half. He's stubborn, he's tough and I swear he's trying to kill us. He's very on the ball, he's very bright and has been known to mutter obscenities in a British accent. No. That last bit I made up.
But this is my family. For better stories, go to visit UrbanMummy.


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i have been accused of two people on a social network that im going around giving people an std it is my EX and his current girlfriend i have all paper from my gyn stating that i am clear of all stds everything is personally directed towards and with my name from then threats have been made of her kicking in my front door i have went to the police and the DAs office and the only thing they can offer is a piece of paper i have proof i have taken pictures and i also have my full records from my gyn thats well known in my area theres a little more detail but i also never threatened them and have never talked in a negative way on a social network, text, or email
This is a goid example of people spending way too much time on Facebook and taking it way too seriously.
Even if you do have a case of defamation, this is not one you want to pursue. Think about what a defamation lawsuit would mean here. Do you actually want to sue your ex and the current gf and drag your gyn in and all the people on the social network who they're spreading this to into being witnesses to a lawsuit, assuming anyone even believes this lie about your std? Does your ex and his current gf even have money to satisfy a judgment if you got one? Have you got a lot of money and time to pay a lawyer and be involved in a lawsuit? Do you really want to repeat over and over in public litgation documents the very fact you wish had never been written?
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A few weeks ago I blogged the beautiful, perfectly crazy Buhalis family's Saturday Morning Session. But I purposely left out a short series of pictures because I felt like they needed to be on their own. They needed more words. More space. More time.
Here's why…
Before any session, I talk with my clients a lot. And by a lot, I mean A LOT. It's not just about what their kids do every day, but about what they, the parents, do. How they feel. Who they are. Our children's memories start with ours. It's important to me to understand exactly where parents are coming from. What's in their heads and hearts. Our conversations lead to some unique discoveries. Many times the mom or dad didn't know something was important until we talked about it. For this family, I was talking with her about her daily family routine and was instantly stopped by her comment that she helps her youngest son get dressed.
Why is that important to me when nearly everyone else wouldn't bat an eye?
Because it's a moment that is repeated day in and day out for years on end, and yet we barely take notice of it. Probably because it's our every day. And those things easily become mundane. But I don't see it as mundane. To me, it's wondrous. It's not simply helping a child get dressed. It's helping a child stand… in more ways than one.
When we're in the thick of things, it's hard to remember that helping them dress won't last forever. It slowly fades. Most of the time we don't even notice when they stop asking for help. Usually we're too busy pushing down the road to independence to notice that they no longer need us in the same way.
For this mom of three, the simple act of helping a child get dressed has been a part of her life for nearly nine years now. If you have more than one kid, you might not even realize that you've been assisting someone getting dressed for such a long period of time.
When I look at these pictures, I don't just see a mom helping her child get dressed… I see a mom with an uncontrollable love. A mom who devotes her life to her children. She is there for them 24 hours a day. She is on-call all of the time and never off duty. And when she helps her youngest get dressed, I see her patience. I see his dependence. And I also see the end in sight. He will wake up one day soon and dress himself… just like her other two. While that will be lovely and freeing, it hurts my heart a little. For these are our babies, and it is at this age when we are their everything.
In my own home we are at a transitioning place. My youngest is dressing himself 80% of the time. I guess that's why these pictures hit home for me.
I can practically feel the weight of his tiny hands on her shoulders. And the slight struggle as he wiggles into his shorts.
I'm so, so, so glad that she has these pictures. Sometimes that's all you need to move from one stage to the next. A memory. A reminder.


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A fantastic golfing holiday in the premier golf and holiday resort of the Dordogne Valley
Located in the beautiful natural forest of the Dordogne Valley, Souillac Golf & Country Club offers year round opportunities for a fantastic golfing holiday.
A challenging 18 hole golf course situated in an extremely attractive environment
The golf course follows the natural contours of the hills and woodland.
Designed by golf architect Jeremy Pern the fairways and greens are of high standard, and well regarded by local and visiting golfers.
Spacious and comfortable lodges for a relaxing holiday
Discreetly located around the golf course are 8 hamlets made up of between 6 and 18 privetely owned "Canadian Style" lodges built of wood to blend naturally with their surroundings. These houses are available for rent, and provide excellent, high quality accommodation, in quiet settings, ideal for both family, and golfing holidays. Each has its own balcony, patio, garden and parking. Each hamlet shares an excellent heated outdoor swimming pool.
Holiday makers can also use the other club facilities, restaurant, bar, tennis, boules, volley ball, table tennis and of course golf and a driving range.
The most beautiful sites of the region nearby
Within easy reach of Souillac Golf & Country Club there are many well-known historical sites, such as Rocamadour, colorful medieval market towns, such as Sarlat, famous pre-historic caves, the river Dordogne for canoeing and swimming, horse riding possibilities and of course numerous restaurants serving exquisite French cuisine and delicious wines.
A readily accessible destination situated at the borders of the Lot, the Dordogne and the Correze
Situated only 8 km from Souillac and the A20 (sortie 55), the club also benefits from easy access by airplane, with the nearest airport Brive-Vallée de la Dordogne only 20 minutes away, and Limoges, Bergerac and Toulouse airports all quite close. In addition there is a good rail service to Souillac from Paris and Toulouse.
Mandatory confort pack is payable upon arrival and included: welcome kit, bed linen,Towels and end of stay cleaning. price per stay.
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"Most schools like my speed," he said. "I recently ran 4.26-second 40-yard dash at James Madison camp. After the first one, they wanted me to run again. My second one was either a 4.29 or 4.3, and my short-shuttle was 3.9 seconds. In track, I run the 55 meter dash, and my fastest time is 6.39 seconds."
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This is the latest in a series giving you the cultural context behind certain comic book characters/behaviors. You know, the sort of then-topical references that have faded into the "foggy ruins of time." To wit, twenty years from now, a college senior watching episodes of Seinfeld will likely miss a lot of the then-topical pop culture humor (like the very specific references in "The Understudy" to the Nancy Kerrigan/Tonya Harding scandal). Here is an archive of all the Foggy Ruins of Time installments so far.
Today, based on a suggestion by reader Garvis, we take a look at a Chris Claremont reference to the novel that almost destroyed George R.R. Martin's career…
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Year of the Artist, Day 293: Joe Quesada, Part 5 – Amazing Spider-Man #544
Every day this year, I will be examining the artwork on a single comic book story. Today's artist is Joe Quesada, and the issue is Amazing Spider-Man #544, which was published by Marvel and is cover dated November 2007. Enjoy!
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3 Chicks Review Comics – Episode #073
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We begin with a review of Emily Carroll's most excellent graphic novel Through The Woods, a collection of terrifying beautiful tales by Margaret K. McElderry Books! We've also got a review of Marguerite Bennett, Jorge Coelho, and Noelle Stevenson's Boom! series Sleepy Hollow. Next up we have an interview this week with the lovely and charming Ming Doyle. Ming talks all about her upcoming series from Vertigo The Kitchen with writer Ollie Masters, her experiences in the industry, her process, and what she's up to next. Sue and I also talk about all the cool news that came out of NYCC, and about how much better The Flash tv show is than Gotham. We had some small echoing problems this week, but hopefully it's not too bad. I am choosing to think of it as "texture" and "effects" for our "spooktacular episode."
3 Chicks Review Comics is a podcast featuring female comics lovers and bloggers. Sue from DC Women Kicking Ass and Kelly Thompson from She Has No Head! Tune in to CSBG every other Monday at noon as we review comics and discuss hot topics of the week. In addition to the blogs above, you can also follow us all on twitter as well: Kelly and Sue. Special thanks to Caanan Grall for our incredible 3 Chicks Logo and to Nik Furious for our awesome 3 Chicks theme song.
The Great Comic Book Cover Homage Streak: Week 108
It occurs to me that it seems like many comic book covers are homages. Which is fine with me. I have no problem with it. It just made me think, though, how long could I go before I hit a week where NO new comic book was released that had a cover that was an homage to something? Let's find out! Here is an archive of all the cover homages featured in the streak so far!
Year of the Artist, Day 292: Joe Quesada, Part 4 – Daredevil #10
Every day this year, I will be examining the artwork on a single comic book story. Today's artist is Joe Quesada, and the issue is Daredevil #10, which was published by Marvel and is cover dated March 2000. Enjoy!
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Meta-Messages – The Great Marvel/DC "You're Imitating Us" Debate of 1965-67
In this feature I explore the context behind (using reader danjack's term) "meta-messages." A meta-message is where a comic book creator comments on/references the work of another comic book/comic book creator (or sometimes even themselves) in their comic. Each time around, I'll give you the context behind one such "meta-message." Here is an archive of the past installments!
Today, based on an idea by readers Keith Alan Morgan and David B., we look at an interesting back-and-forth between Marvel and DC during the mid-60s…
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Boys, Toys, Electric Irons, and TVs 23: Futures End #24 and New Avengers #25
What is a superhero? Both Futures End and New Avengers have spent two dozen issues dancing around this question, neither providing answers yet. This was an easy question to answer in the past, but, as stories became more morally complex and easy solutions were eliminated by increasing demands of realism and logic, the exact definition seems more elusive than ever. When the enemy is cosmic entropy where you're faced with the options of your planet dying, saving your planet by killing another, or both planets dying… what is the heroic action? How much are you expected to give? Is sacrificing your life more noble than sacrificing your soul? What are the ethics of a secret identity and when do you cross the line between protecting yourself and lying to your loved ones? For a lot of readers, these questions are a nuisance in a genre that's supposed to be escapism and pure entertainment. For me, these are the only questions that matter anymore.
Last Sunday with the Antiquarians
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Year of the Artist, Day 291: Joe Quesada, Part 3 – The Ray #1 and Ninjak #2
Every day this year, I will be examining the artwork on a single comic book story. Today's artist is Joe Quesada, and the issues are The Ray #1 and Ninjak #2, the first of which was published by DC and is cover dated February 1992 and the second of which was published by Valiant and is cover dated March 1994. Enjoy!
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Gimmick or Good? – Flash #80
In this column, Mark Ginocchio (from Chasing Amazing) takes a look at the gimmick covers from the 1990s and gives his take on whether the comic in question was just a gimmick or whether the comic within the gimmick cover was good. Hence "Gimmick or Good?" Here is an archive of all the comics featured so far. We continue with the foil cover to 1993′s Flash #80.
Flash #80 (published September 1993) – script by Mark Waid, art by Mike Wieringo and Jose Marzan Jr. Cover by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer
Thanks to a brand new television series that debuted earlier this month, there's an unquestionable revival in interest in one of the comic book industry's most iconic heroes, Barry Allen, aka the Flash. And since Gimmick or Good is one of those features that's always in lockstep with what's hot and current (as current as a column about books released more than 20 years ago can be), for this latest installment I thought we would take a look back at an issue/arc from the revered Mark Waid run on the Flash. Of course, during the 90s, the red suit and yellow boots were being filled by Allen's nephew, Wally West, but let's not be contrarian and obsess over such technicalities.
For Flash #80, the book was randomly adorned with a special foil cover, despite the fact that it wasn't a special anniversary issue, or didn't feature any groundbreaking, status quo changing events.
But what about inside the comic?
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Year of the Artist, Day 290: Joe Quesada, Part 2 – Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #1
Every day this year, I will be examining the artwork on a single comic book story. Today's artist is Joe Quesada, and the issue is Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #1, which was published by DC and is cover dated October 1991. Enjoy!
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Tea Party: Chapter 2, Page 5
Line it is Drawn artists Thea Sousa and her daughter Amanda are doing a new webcomic with writer Sam Machado. It is called Tea Party and it is about the earliest days of the American Revolution. Click here to read the first chapter/issue. Read on to read the fifth page of the second chapter/issue (every day this week I featured another page from Chapter 2).
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Comic Book Legends Revealed #493
Welcome to the four hundred and ninety-second in a series of examinations of comic book legends and whether they are true or false. Click here for an archive of the previous four hundred and ninety-one. This week, in commemoration of the Death of Wolverine this week, it's an all-Wolverine legends week! Did Wolverine not have healing powers for the first five years of his existence? Did an added in "snikt" turn Wolverine into a killer before Chris Claremont wanted him to? Finally, how close did the Fang costume for Wolverine come to being his actual costume?
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The Line it is Drawn #211 – What If Famous Crossovers Happened at Different Comic Book Companies?
Welcome to our weekly gallery of amazing art by our great collection of artistic talent, all working from YOUR suggestions!
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I update the blog's Twitter account updates whenever a new post is put up on the blog, so it's an easy way to keep up with the blog. In addition, I post new content on the blog's Twitter account.
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So every week, I ask a question here. You reply to it on our Twitter page (just write @csbg with your reply) and our blog sketch artists will each pick one of your suggestions and I will post them here every week. So every week you will have a new question and you will see the choices picked from the previous week. Here is an archive of all the previous editions of The Line It Is Drawn!
To qualify, you have to be following us when you reply – so go follow us and then give your answer to the following question/challenge (All suggestions due by 3pm Pacific Friday).
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It's True Comic Book Detective time! Pick a solo comic book character and then come up with some sort of comic book-related case that you'd like to see them solve. Just a case title and our artists will figure out the rest. For instance, "Hawkeye and the Case of the Faulty Quinjet" or "Spider-Man and the Case of the Vanishing Wife." So your tweet should be in the format of "(Name of Superhero) and the Case of (Whatever you Want the Case to Be)"
Read on for the sketches that came about courtesy of the last question/challenge!
As suggested by Twitter user LuisJaimePena, Comic Book Crossovers with different company's characters instead. You know, Infinity Gauntlet with Darkseid and DC heroes, Secret Wars with the Valiant heroes. Stuff like that.
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The UPA government's decision to promulgate an ordinance for food security is born not out of concern for the poor. It is aimed at securing more votes in the Lok Sabha election. The grand old party which has gained notoriety for administrative failure, resulting in scams of serious nature, has no other way to go.
V. Rajagopalan,
The UPA government's ordinance route shows its utter disregard for parliamentary procedures. The enabling provision under the Constitution gave the President the power to promulgate an ordinance to meet exigencies when Parliament is not in session. It is meant to meet an urgent situation that cannot wait for a law. The misuse of this provision is clearly aimed at bypassing discussions on the Food Security Bill in Parliament.
V.N. Ramachandran,
In a desperate attempt to woo voters, the UPA has thrown all democratic norms to the winds and promulgated the ordinance on food security. It was not sure the Bill would be passed in Parliament.
The law will not only destroy rural economy but also affect the middle class financially as the price of foodgrains in the open market will touch the roof. Foodgrains may not be available in the market as the government would have to procure a large quantity to support the measure.
V. Padmanabhan,
The UPA government's food security law is yet another populist scheme. What is the need to commit huge amounts to the scheme, when the PDS system is already in existence?
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New Delhi: Dainik Jagran has emerged as the most read newspaper for record 26th time in a row, according to a survey. Though Indian Readership Survey (IRS) claims that the readership base of most of the newspapers plummeted in recent times, Dainik Jagran has been able to stick to its numero uno position.
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Accusing the Congress-led UPA government of playing 'divisive' politics, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Modi said the Centre has reneged on its promise to set up a Central University in Bihar's Motihari district.
02 Mar 2014
New Delhi: In an exclusive interview to Dainik Jagran, BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi downplayed talk of the emergence of a third front, saying the "experiment" will prove "costly" for the country which needed a government that could take decisions and come up to the people's expectations.
14 Aug 2014
New Delhi: A bill to establish one more Central University in Bihar at Motihari and rename the existing one in the state was introduced in the Lok Sabha on Thursday.
26 Mar 2012
Reiterating his demand to set up a Central University in Motihari, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Sunday shot up an another letter to the Union HRD Minister Kapil Sibal and urged him to shed bias against Motihari by saying, "Institutes of higher education should come up in areas far from urban life."
07 Aug 2014
New Delhi: Bollywood's Khiladi Akshay Kumar is all set to tickle his fans' funny bone this Friday with his latest slapstick-comedy flick 'Entertainment'.
29 May 2014
New Delhi: Jagran Prakashan Ltd, publishers of leading Hindi daily newspaper Dainik Jagran, on Wednesday reported an increase of 51.10 percent in the standalone net profit to Rs 58.16 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2014.
28 Feb 2014
Mumbai: Legendary Bollywood actor Aamir Khan will be the 'Guest Editor' for world's largest read newspaper Dainik Jagran on March 1.
18 May 2013
The prestigious Hindi newspaper Dainik Jagran, which ranks no 1 in terms of readership, has added a new feather in its cap by acquiring the top position in terms of circulation too.


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Sep 22, 2011 Yvonne Oppenheimer's brother couldn't say no to charities claiming to raise money for veterans. Now, even though he's deceased, the solicitations keep coming. Nancy Marshall Genzer reports.
Nonprofits keeping tabs on success
Sep 22, 2011 Cash-strapped donors are using stricter guidelines to justify charitable giving, particularly to nonprofits. That has some trying to assess how effective these organizations really are. Sean Powers reports.
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Steve Henn
Dec 25, 2008 If you don't have holiday plans today or don't celebrate Christmas, why not volunteer? From delivering donated gifts to working at a soup kitchen, there's plenty you can do. Steve Henn visits one volunteer center in Washington, D.C.
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Sep 22, 2011 Nonprofits are struggling to stay afloat in these tough times. Kai Ryssdal visits the Los Angeles Boys & Girls Club to see how the organization is coping with the economic downturn.
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Sep 22, 2011 Does an organization dedicated to serving society have to be a nonprofit? Commentator Dan Pallotta says charities could likely do more by using the tools of capitalism.
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Sep 22, 2011 If you're facing harder times but still want to give back, you may think the best way is through volunteering. But Holden Karnofsky, co-founder of a charity evaluation website, says your time would be better spent finding a nonprofit worthy of your money.
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September 18th, 2014 by Books for Cooks
When: 7.00pm Tuesday 30 September
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Acclaimed Sydney chef Matt Moran (Aria, Chiswick, Opera Bar & more) is a busy man! New restaurants, new TV shows (Paddock to Plate is airing now) and now a new book Matt's Kitchen Garden Cookbook.
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After heading back to Ontario for Thanksgiving weekend, I realized that Fall is a little different in Halifax. Maybe the colours are yet to come, but I had forgotten how beautiful the leaves are as they change. Fall makes me want to brew some tea, curl up by the window, and read a good book. These are some songs that make me feel the same way!
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Attention, country guitar fans! We've published a new special edition just for you — Guitar One Presents: Country Guitar! It's available now at the Guitar World Online Store.
Brad Paisley put the shred into country guitar with his fast-as-lightning licks. Now he moves beyond his Southern comfort zone with Wheelhouse, his blazing album of genre-bending tunes.
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