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Axel-In-Charge - 5/2/2014
Marvel editor-in-chief Axel Alonso recaps the big C2E2 announcements like "Death of Wolverine," and talks the new "Amazing Spider-Man" #1.
Jackman '99.9% Sure' He's Finished With Logan After "The Wolverine" Sequel
Stressing that his involvement in the Wolverine sequel isn't guaranteed, Hugh Jackman teases a possible "Old Man Logan" adaptation.
C2E2: Wolverine's "Three Months To Die," "Storm" Ongoing & New "Axis" Event Arrive
The impending death of Marvel's most famous mutant was the topic for Charles Soule and company as a new Storm series from Greg Pak, "Deadpool Vs. X-Force" and the tease of an "Axis" event follow the death of Wolverine.
C2E2: Soule Puts an "Endpoint" on Logan's Story with "Death of Wolverine"
Charles Soule discusses his four-issue, weekly "Death of Wolverine," which finds the healing factorlless title character marked for death by a number of foes.
EXCL. PREVIEW: Neil Edwards Illustrates Simone's "Savage Wolverine"
Neil Edwards and Terry Pallot provide art for Gail SImone's "Savage Wolverine" #19, and CBR has the exclusive first preview!
"Hawkeye Doesn't Think Wolverine Will Ever Be An Avenger" & More Hindsight Hilarity
Check out CSBG's collection of comic book moments that now look hilarious in hindsight, like when Hawkeye talked about Wolverine couldn't cut it as an Avenger.
Gail Simone Makes a "Savage" Return to Marvel With "Wolverine"
Gail Simone discusses her first full length Marvel story in over a decade, a flashback to Logan's early adventures with Jubilee in "Savage Wolverine" #19.
Cornell Preps "Wolverine" for "The Madripoor Job"
"Wolverine" writer Paul Cornell takes Logan to Madripoor and puts him in conflict with the agents of MI:13 and tells CBR about the upcoming "3 Months to Die" arc.
"Remember When Wolverine Didn't Have a Nose" & Other Abandoned Stories
CSBG has an archive of famous examples of abandoned storylines, like the time that Wolverine went feral and devolved to the point of not even having a nose!
EXCLUSIVE: Wolverine Has "3 Months to Die" Starting in June
Marvel editor-in-chief Axel Alonso and executive editor Mike Marts tell CBR News the loss of Wolverine's healing factor was only the beginning.
Jackman: Wolverine Recasting is "Inevitable"
"Anyone who thinks they're indispensable in this business is fooling themselves," Hugh Jackman says about his future as Wolverine.
Long Lost Original Art from Wolverine's Debut Heads to Auction
Long thought lost, the art from 1974's "Incredible Hulk "#180 featuring the debut of Wolverine will be auctioned to benefit The Hero Initiative.
X-POSITION: Gillen Looks Back on "X-Men," Forward to "Origin II"
Kieron Gillen joins X-Position for questions on his long association with the X-Men and his current assignment crafting "Origin II." Plus, exclusive art!
X-POSITION: Cornell's "Wolverine" Switches Sides
Paul Cornell joins X-Position to discuss the massive status quo shift in Wolverine's world and what to expect for the coming year.
Conversing on Comics with Ryan Stegman
ROBOT 6's Chris Arrant chats with "Wolverine" artist Ryan Stegman about his artistic influences, the long road to "Wolverine" and his career trajectory.
"Wolverine" #50 - Gimmick or Good?
With a new "Wolverine" #1 on sale, CSBG examines Wolverine's first gimmick cover, 1991's "Wolverine" #50, to determine if it was good or just a gimmick.
Cornell & Stegman Bring "Wolverine" To All-New Marvel NOW!
Paul Cornell, Ryan Stegman and more discuss the recent All-New Marvel NOW! relaunch of "Wolverine" and plans for the series' future.
Comic Book Legends Revealed: Did Marvel Steal the Idea for Wolverine From a Fan?
Did Marvel steal the idea for Wolverine from a fan? And how did a Marvel editor cleaning his office give us the greatness of Art Adams?
Cornell Prepares for Act Two of His "Wolverine" Epic
Paul Cornell reflects on his first "Wolverine" run while looking ahead to Vol. 2 and its mysterious new villain, plus exclusive Ryan Stegman art!
Five Animated Team-Up Films Marvel Has to Make
With "Marvel's Avengers Confidential: Punisher & Black Widow" on the way, SPINOFF ONLINE counts down five more super pairings we want to see on the small screen.
TOYING AROUND: Loki, "The Walking Dead" and Batman Abound!
Hot Toys reveals "Thor: The Dark World" Loki, McFarlane shows off new "Walking Dead" shows and plenty more!
Loeb Adds Action & Blood To Marvel Knights' "Wolverine Vs. Sabretooth"
Jeph Loeb & Simone Bianchi's shocking "Wolverine" arc comes to life in a new Marvel Knights DVD and the writer tells CBR how it fits into the bigger animated picture.
Belgium's "Ice Magic" Exhibit Puts Wolverine, Smurfs And More On Ice
Comic characters from around the world are the subject of an incredible ice sculpture exhibit in Brussels. ROBOT 6 has details.
Preview: "Wolverine" #1 & "Winter Soldier: The Bitter March" #1
ROBOT 6 has color pages from "Wolverine" #1, by Cornell and Stegman, and "Winter Soldier: The Bitter March" #1, by Remender and Boschi, arriving in February from Marvel.
REVIEW: "Origin II" #1 Shows Potential Despite Middling Start
In the shadow of "Origin," Kieron Gillen and Adam Kubert's "Origin II" #1 explores Logan's past while experiencing both highs and lows creatively.
X-POSITION: Gillen & Schaefer Expound on "Origin II"
Kieron Gillen returns to X-Position with editor Jeanine Schaefer to take on all questions about this week's "Origin II" #1.
"You'll Never Be an Avenger, Wolverine!" and More Hindsight Hilarity
Visit CSBG's collection of old comic books that now look hilarious in hindsight, like the time Captain America told Wolverine he would never be an Avenger.
Axel-In-Charge - 12/20/2013
Axel Alonso, Charles Soule & Matt Fraction explain the "Inhuman" creative shift, the future of the series and show off new Joe Madureira art.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Gillen & Kubert's "Origin II" #1
Wolverine's history is explored even further in "Origin II" #1 by Kieron Gillen and Adam Kubert. James Howlett runs with the wolves on Dec. 24.
Marvel Dubs September 2014's "Wolverine" #12 a "Landmark," "Game-Changing" Issue
An "exchangeability" program offered by Marvel to retailers reveal early details of what's billed as a major issue coming in September 2014.
PREVIEW: Richard Isanove's "Savage Wolverine" #14.NOW
Richard Isanove takes on both writing and art duties on an upcoming "Savage Wolverine" arc, with the first issue scheduled out on Jan. 8.
Latour, Asrar Take "Wolverine and the X-Men" To Summer School
Jason Latour and Mahmud Asrar take "Wolverine and the X-Men" back to school with an all-new March-debuting series.
"Cable and Wolverine Knew Each Other in the Past?" & More Retroactive Comic Book Connections
CSBG details instances where creators retroactively reveal connections between characters, like Wolverine and Cable knowing each other for years before they "first" met.
Which Comic Book Storylines Are Perfect For the Next "Wolverine" Movie?
With a sequel to this summer's "The Wolverine" in the works, CBR runs down the comic book stories that would make a great follow-up film.
Five Live-Action Heroes Who Need a Mask
With Oliver Queen finally donning his signature mask on "Arrow," we take a look at five more characters who should follow suit.
Comic Book Legends Revealed: Did DC Comics Out JFK's Affair with Marilyn Monroe?
Did Mort Weisinger use a Bizarro comic to out John F. Kennedy's affair with Marilyn Monroe? Plus, Wolverine, Jack Kirby & the Fourth World!
Hugh Jackman Says Possible "Wolverine" Sequel "Has to Be Great"
Hugh Jackman says he's open to starring in another solo "Wolverine" film, but only is there's a "compelling reason" to do it.
"Wolverine and the X-Men" Set to End in February
The fan-favorite X-Men series comes to a close -- at least for now -- with two issues from Jason Aaron, Pepe Larraz and Nick Bradshaw. UPDATED with comments from Aaron.
Cornell & Stegman Kick off a Dangerous New Era for "Wolverine"
In the aftermath of "Killable," writer Paul Cornell and artist Ryan Stegman launch a new volume of "Wolverine" that sees Logan looking for "Payback."
Cornell & Stegman Relaunch "Wolverine" With Some "Payback"
Paul Cornell and Ryan Stegman relaunch "Wolverine" in February, with new allies, a modified uniform and more.
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To the 14 million people who go to Myrtle Beach each year, there is something for everybody: sand and surf, golf and nightlife, shopping and amusement parks. But one thing you will find lacking in Myrtle Beach is history.
Myrtle Beach is only 100 years old. What's more, every generation or so it gets bulldozed away and rebuilt with bigger and grander hotels, shops and amusements. In fact, there is not a single historical marker in the town of Myrtle Beach. Nothing lasts long enough to become historical in one of the fastest-growing municipal areas in the United States.
I started vacationing with my family in Myrtle Beach in the 1950s and continued going there regularly through my college years. To discover what has been gained and what has been lost in nearly half a century, I moved to the Grand Strand in 1999. My joys and sorrows are recorded in my new book, "Banana Republic: A Year in the Heart of Myrtle Beach" (Frontline Press; $24.95).
The Ocean Forest Hotel - once the grandest hotel between Atlantic City, N.J., and Miami Beach - went down in a dynamite demolition in 1974. Sloppy Joe's, the legendary 24-7 Ocean Boulevard hash house, became fodder for bulldozers in the 1980s. Scores of mom-and-pop hotels and restaurants have been consigned to postcards and family photo albums. Looking for memories in Myrtle Beach today can be discouraging, indeed.
But if you know where to go and what to look for, it is still possible to find some of old Myrtle Beach. And Ocean Boulevard is a good place to start.
Located between 8th and 9th avenues north, the 11-acre amusement park overlooking the beach is sacred in the memory of millions. It dates back to 1948, when Earl Husted brought his carnival rides to Myrtle Beach and parked them permanently on the boulevard.
Today, the Pavilion Amusement Park offers 40 rides, including the Hurricane Category 5, the largest roller coaster in South Carolina. But for many, the Pavilion's greatest treasure is the 2-ton band organ, built in Waldkirsch, Germany, in 1900. It features 400 pipes and 18 lifelike figures, 12 of which move. The whole thing is driven by hand-punched cardboard scrolls fed through the player mechanism, and can be heard nightly during the summer. There is also the Hershell-Spillman carousel, dating from the early 1900s, with its 27 hand-carved wooden animals and two chariots. I count myself among the untold thousands who took his first amusement park ride on this grand old carousel.
(Admission: The Pavilion Amusement Park is free. Hours: 1 p.m.-midnight daily, through Aug. 15; shorter hours thereafter. The park operates March-September. Rides (unlimited use, one day): $23.95; ages 7-54; $14.88 for ages 3-6 and 55 and older, 2 and younger, free. Details: (843) 913-5200.)
Diagonally across 8th Avenue North from the Pavilion is an even older institution. Peaches Corner has been serving hot dogs and cold beer since the early 1940s at its long Formica counter and swivel stools. Whenever I'm in Myrtle Beach during "the season," I stop by for a foot-long with slaw and chili and a cold draft. It's more than a meal. It's a memory.
(Peaches Corner is open March-October. Hours: 11 a.m.-1 or 2 a.m. most days. Details: (843) 448-7424.)
A couple of doors north of Peaches Corner is the Gay Dolphin, at 910 Ocean Blvd., billed as the largest gift and souvenir shop on the East Coast, featuring thousands of items on three floors, including its famous collection of sharks' teeth and countless household items and body adornments made of seashells and inscribed with "Myrtle Beach." Climb the Gay Dolphin's famous Glass Tower - once the tallest structure on the Boulevard - for a lofty look at the Grand Strand. The Gay Dolphin has been open since 1948 and is still open year-round, seven days a week.
(Gay Dolphin hours: 9:30 a.m.-11:30 p.m. Sunday-Thursday, 9:30 a.m.-midnight Friday-Saturday. Details: (843) 448-6550; www.gaydolphin.com.)
While you are in the neighborhood, walk up to Broadway in the old commercial district and see what Myrtle Beach looked like circa 1960. Then walk into Mrs. Fish, at 919 Broadway, and see what local seafood restaurants looked like 40 years ago. In a town that boasts dozens of Calabash seafood houses, some of which seat up to 800, and buffets with more than 100 items, Mrs. Fish offers one small counter, a half dozen tables and some of the best seafood anywhere, prepared one order at a time. Many Myrtle Beach residents already hate me for some things I wrote about their town in "Banana Republic." Now they will hate me again for telling the world about one of their favorite secret restaurants.
(Mrs. Fish hours: 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-Saturday, closed Sundays. Details: (843) 946-6869.)
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24 January 2013
By Alex Bell
The call this week by the MDC-T for an urgent land audit has been welcomed as a necessary step towards bringing the agricultural sector out of 'turmoil'.
Morgan Tsvangirai's party made this urgent call following a ruling by the High Court on Tuesday that the Ministry of Lands should have a clear, transparent and accountable land allocation policy. In his judgment, Justice Bharat Patel slammed the Lands Ministry over its "murkiness" in land distribution. He then reversed a Ministry decision from 2005 to offer Denby Farm in Seke to a senior ZANU PF politician who already had another farm allocated to him in 2001.
"The MDC condemns the continued greed shown by the senior ZANU PF politicians in acquiring more than one farm and the MDC's position remains that there should be a comprehensive, transparent and non-partisan land audit to weed out multiple farm ownerships and identify underutilised land as stipulated by the law," the party said in a statement.
After a decade of chaos that highlighted ZANU PF's partisan land redistribution campaign, the country is unable to feed itself and is once again turning to international donors for food aid. Despite this, land grabs have continued and most recently Grace Mugabe was reported to have taken over part of the lucrative Mazoe Estates in Mazowe. The First Lady already owns multiple properties as a result of the land grab.
The MDC-T said in its statement that it is "important for the inclusive government, to carry out a land audit in line with the Global Political Agreement (GPA) in order to reassert agriculture on the pole position as the country's economic mainstay."
Commercial Farmers Union (CFU) President Charles Taffs told SW Radio Africa that the call is 'overdue' but welcome.
"A land audit was part of the agreement that formed that government of national unity and four years down the line we still haven't had a land audit. In fact the European Union has offered to finance one. So the fact that one hasn't taken place confirms our suspicions that they (the government) actually don't want it because it is indeed chaotic and unfair and biased," Taffs said.
He urged the MDC-T to ensure their call results in action, saying Zimbabwe "desperately" needs a proper audit to start the recovery process that will help the agriculture sector grow.
"However there is great resistance because if it was done properly it would expose the multiple ownership of land distribution which would emphasise how unfair and unjust the whole system has been," Taffs said.
He added: "Agriculture is in turmoil and we need to fix it. The current status quo cannot continue because it is holding the country to ransom."
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A land audit is very necessary in Zimbabwe since all of the productive areas are occupied by unskilled farmers. Just imagine, the lowveld area which used to produce a lot of sugar-cane was divided into small pieces of land and was given to ZANU(PF) supporters is no longer productive as it used to be. These people need to be removed out of the area so that sugar canes could be grown by experts as it was before.
Typical of a man or woman who is always holding out for a pie in the sky. It is unbelievable.
What land audit and whose interests will it serve?
The people who deserved the land… ZPF is breaking its own rules by having multiple farm ownership….
Majority of current 'owners' don't deserve this land…. and will be thrown off to make way for backs that will farm it seriously
Keep your views and implement them when you win the forthcoming elections. But here are my views and opinions which you can accept or throw off the window, mate.
The land redistribution program was initiated at the behest of ZANU PF and the MDC-T you represent, was very much against the exercise. It follows that Tsvangirai and his MDC-T will be the least qualified to tell us that the nation needs a land audit as it does not serve the interests of ZANU PF but that of the MDC-T. It will, therefore, be unrealistic to expect ZANU PF to accept this daylight manipulation by a party that was opposed to the takeover of land from the whites who had stolen it with view to giving it to the Zimbabwean people. In my view, the land audit can only be done when all land that is still in the hands of the white guys has been taken over and given to its rightful owners. The job of reclaiming what is ours is not complete yet. Until then, no land audit can be thought of Zimbabwe, end of story.
the land audit will show the truth.then the illegal occupants will be removed and the land become state property.its in the constitution.then the people living by the roadside will have a home.


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But yes find out what he wants it for and get them to check what he is still employed under because if his title is still listed as a network manager on paper somewhere.....
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But yes find out what he wants it for and get them to check what he is still employed under because if his title is still listed as a network manager on paper somewhere.....
As ever, sound and comprehensive advice from Grumbledook :)
Completely agree with GrumbleDook and others on this one. Follow MS advice and procedures.
Create two additional accounts call them manager1 & manager2 or whatever you want and only use those for day to day work, you can grant admin rights to your usual staff log in too if you want and as for other junior or non experienced technicians create an account called tech1 or whatever.
Adhere to your AUP regarding passwords on these accounts as well, you'll also manage your audit trails easier - seeing who made what change and when.
Don' know about everyone else but I'm seriously paranoid when it comes to knowing who is doing what and when and I would never grant admin rights to any other user, even the HTor SMT members.
At the end of the day its the HT who is in overall charge and if he says he wants the ICT teacher off admin rights then thats what should happen....NO QUESTION........if the ICT teacher throws his rattle out of the pram and starts bitching to governers, unions etc then the blokes a clown...and if he has a go at you then just tell him to fook off and take it up with the head....
When I started at my school I had over 70 domain admins on the system, from the head right down to some students.
The fuss it kicked up and the problems with software running when we cut it down to 2 was fantastic.
had a few very upset people and some REALLY upset people.
The person who is upset can moan all he wants there is NO WAY he will get anywhere.
I should have asked...
do you work for the school or for a company that supports the school:?
I know this thread is a little old, but 1 point no one has mentioned is job evaluation aspect. If the teacher is given admin rights does that then mean that they are the network manager? The reason being, that if there is a teacher with the level of access required for doing certain tasks (the same as you) can you not ask about equality in pay? Of course I am assuming that the head of IT is paid more than you here(but that is normally the case)
Otherwise how can you argue that you are respsonsible for the sole running of the network if there are other people who can do the job in your absense? A teacher cannot do your job unless they have been given time to do this, and if they have been given time to do this, it should be on the same rate of pay as you. A full time teacher does not have the time to carry out another full time Network Manager role. As people have pointed out, a record of an admin account is all that is needed to be passed to someone who is qualified to take over in the unlikely event you dont come back to work.
You then justify different pay scales because the jobs aren't the same.
In a different example, a school might have a head and deputy head. They won't get paid the same money or do the same job but if the head is on holiday or off sick then the deputy would be expected to do the urgent things that come up that the head might have had to do (so they might need to make important decisions, authorise payments etc)
My point is that you can't decide someone's pay on whether they have access to something. Pay should be awarded on the basis of skills, competence and experience, not political bickering to get rights of access and then not know what to do with it.
Srochford: I wouldn't expect a teacher to pickup the network admin password and look after the network if the NM was off UNLESS they knew the network and carried out regular work. If that was the case it should be in their JD because they cant do it employed to do it as a teacher under the 24 tasks. If they did have a contract which stated they maintain the network, then you can argue about Job Evaluation.
The reason I brought this up is more to do with progression in terms of pay. If you have a teacher who has all the same rights as you and is your line manager, it can become harder to identify when you take on more responsibility which warrents a pay rise?
Anyway as others have stated it's not really your concern as it is the Head who has made the decision and not you. I think I'll leave it there as I seem to have take us slightly off topic sorry:getmecoat:


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You may have heard some rumblings from south of the border over the past few months with respect to a program called Pay It Forward (PIF). The brainchild of a student group called Students for Educational Debt Reform, this idea was picked up by the Oregon assembly last summer; within a few months, over a dozen state governments were examining similar draft legislation.
The basics of the program are these: instead of paying tuition, students agree to pay a percentage of their future income (the percentages vary by state – in Oregon it's 0.75% per year of study) for 20 years after graduation. Some people mistook this for a version of income-contingent loans because it emphasized paying for school after-the-fact rather than up-front, and also because repayments were to be made as a function of income. But there's one key difference. Loans have a limited liability: once you pay off the principal and interest, you're done. With PIF, there is no principal – once you start paying into a hypothecated fund, destined for the state's higher education institutions, you keep on paying for 20 years no matter what. This is formally known as a "graduate tax".
Graduate taxes tend to be more progressive than income-contingent loans. If you're at the bottom of the income scale, you probably come out better off – you simply never pay anything. If you're at the top of the income scale, you're likely going to pay a lot more because a portion of your income will go into public coffers long after you'd likely have paid off a loan. Interestingly, the famous Yale Tuition Postponement Option of the early 1970s (designed by Nobellist James Tobin, and used by Bill Clinton when he attended law school there) went off the rails for precisely this reason – the richer students got tired of paying for the poorer ones, and started making a fuss.
One downside to a graduate tax is that it's harder to collect than a loan. In the US, for instance, it's hard to imagine enforcing something like PIF, unless it was instituted nationally (if someone moved from Portland to Chicago, would Illinois be responsible for collecting the PIF contribution?). A graduate tax was in fact examined relatively thoroughly not once but twice in England (the 1997 Dearing Report and the 2005 fee reform), and was rejected precisely because of concerns about grads evading repayment through emigration.
Another downside is: where exactly does the money come from while you're waiting for graduates to start earning money? If tuition is covering 40% of institutional expenditure, someone has to make that income good over the 20 or so years before the grad tax makes up the difference. It's not clear who that might be; if the state had money to do this, it probably wouldn't be faffing around with ideas like PIF. You could securitize the revenue stream, of course, but that also might get tricky. Income-contingent loans lack graduate taxes' most potentially progressive features, but they do have the advantage of: a) being collectable, and b) producing income for institutions in the short term.
There is of course one country that is trying very hard to merge the ideas of ICR and graduate taxes, with some really odd results. More on the English experiment tomorrow.


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Jackson Pollock was one of the key figures of the Abstract Expressionist movement in post WWII America. Born in 1912 on a sheep ranch in Wyoming, he spent his childhood between California and Arizona with his parents and four brothers.
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Introduced to liquid painting at an experimental workshop held by Mexican mural artist David Alfaro Siqueros, Pollock began to employ the technique of paint dripping on works like 'Male and Female' and 'Composition with Pouring I'. Developing what was to become known as Action Painting, Pollock rejected artist's oils in favour of household paints, using sticks and basting syringes to apply the colours on his canvases. At the height of his fame, Pollock started numbering his art work instead of using titles, stopping his audience from seeking representation of objects from real life. He liked all his paint drips and splatters to be unplanned and accidental, wanting to reach a stage of expression known as pure painting.
Pollock struggled with alcoholism, and its been suggested recently that he may have been suffering from bipolar disorder. Under the influence of alcohol, the artist's life tragically ended in a drink-driving accident on August 11, 1956.
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It's Willis! A chat with the creator of It's Walky & Roomies by Yolanda Janiga
There is no shortage of college-based comic strips these days; Residence Life, CRFH!!!, Avalon, Blue Canary – the list goes on and on.
Four years ago, however, David M. Willis helped thin out school-based comic strips when he ended his three-year run of the popular, well-loved Roomies! – a Web comic about two best friends who discover that college life is nothing like what they imagined. But instead of starting from scratch and giving the Web comic-loving community fresh new characters in a totally different atmosphere, Willis started up a Roomies! sequel called It's Walky!
"It's Walky!," says Willis, is about "five twenty-somethings who discover that life is nothing like what they imagined – it's full of change, despair, death, tiny purple aliens, falling corpses, evil duplicates, giant omnipotent cheese-robots, interdimensional travelers and X-Treem Mugs."
So don't expect to find much college talk from Willis anymore. You may learn to prefer It's Walky! more than Roomies!, too, if you are to believe Wills' own words. "People seem to like It's Walky! more than Roomies! these days. I mean, I should hope so, because I hate to think I'm getting worse at this."
Sci-fi, angst and evil – Willis' reputation
Willis, born in 1979 in Indianapolis, Indiana, has been drawing since he could. "I was always the kid in elementary school who was 'too good for stick-figures.' When I was in fourth grade, I decided I wanted to be a science fiction writer. It wasn't until junior high that I really realized I could draw my stories in comic-strip style instead of prose. I was the kid who drew stories. In a small town, you don't even have to write very good ones to get known for that. Ah-heh.
"I'm a total melodramatic dork, so I'm always about going over the top, pulling out all the stops and going entirely too far. That's why I think science fiction entices me compared to normal school antics."
Willis, now a known professional cartoonist and freelance graphic artist in Columbus, Ohio, has accomplished his sci-fi feat – both Web comics are full of tiny purple aliens – and more. The main difference between the two comics is the clean change from "college-angst" to "sci-fi angst," and perhaps a few different characters.
He says he changed from one angst to the next because "working within the realm of 'real life' was always mundane" to him.
"If I had to choose between making a point with vanilla old school or using an evil clone, I'll go for the evil clone. I really am a ham. That, and aliens are great. They're short, they're stupid, they like television entirely too much, and they're expendable, meaning you can kill as many as you want and they'll still be around. [Plus,] angst is awesome!"
When angst is present, evil is just around the corner. Willis has been known to give his audience character death and cliffhangers through evil plots. As well, some consider him a master of the plot twist and a pioneer amongst evil cartoonists.
"I'm an evil sadist, I like people feeling terrible," he says. "And then happy. And then terrible again. And then sometimes happy and terrible at the same time. And, if I can make people cry over the supernatural adventures of a team of young adults hired by the government to fight aliens, that's even better."
Where Roomies! all started
Willis went to Indiana University for three semesters, and it was there that Roomies! actually originated. "When I was a freshman in college, the college newspaper had an advertisement soliciting for comic strip applications," says Willis. "Since it was a college newspaper, I thought the strip should be about college. So I submitted Roomies!. And, they liked me. They really, really liked me."
In high school, in La Porte, Indiana, Willis was the managing editor for his school's newspaper where he wrote a comic strip that involved Roomies! characters Danny, Joe and Sal. "Evolving them into college was an easy step to take. And, at the time, it was an empty space in the 'story' I had in my head. I knew what happened to Danny, Joe and Sal after college, but I hadn't dealt with the before, [that is, the college years.] And, being in college helped write them being in college, I'd imagine.
"My bike was stolen late freshman year. That made it into the strip. And, I poked fun at myself for being so upset about it. That always seems to be a central theme of the two comics [It's Walky! and Roomies!] – poking fun at myself through my characters.
"Most of them [characters] are based on me in some aspect. I was a very repressed child, so that's where Joyce came in. Joe was my anti-me. Walky is my id and my rejection of responsibility. Dina is my anti-social side. Mike is me … entirely too often. I'm also entirely too much like the Head Alien, but that's good in that it's what drives me to be so mean to all my characters."
After a year and a half at Indiana U., Willis moved to the Illinois Institute of Art (Schaumburg) for three years to get his bachelor in fine arts. And, somewhere in that time Roomies! evolved from a newspaper comic strip into a Web comic. For three years, from 1997 to the end of 1999, Roomies! became one of the most powerful dramas in comic form.
But, like all good dramas, they eventually come to an end. Fortunately for Roomies! fanatics, Willis wasn't ready to put an end to the story line completely.
The ongoing saga continues
"It's Walky! was always considered the 'destination' of Roomies! to me," says Willis, who didn't want to start a whole new comic after Roomies!. "It's much more satisfying to me when everything all fits together. I like when stories pile on top of each other to create a whole. The total should always be more than a sum of its parts."
From the start, Willis had it all planned: an ongoing saga with sequential parts, like human life, with adolescents, college life and adulthood. For all we know, he may continue it even further. But, Willis has had the "story" in mind from the get go.
"I knew there were aliens out there, I knew Sal would disappear and join the alien-fighting team of former abductees known as SEMME, and I knew Joyce would disappear eventually, too. Most of what I started in Roomies! was set up specifically to culminate in big dramatic resolutions years down the road."
As far as Willis knows, It's Walky! will continue until the summer of 2004. "It will probably end there," he says, unless, of course, he comes up with new ideas, which is possible since most of the time he's plotting out the strip in his mind.
"I'm lost in thought a lot, which has earned me a reputation of being a dumbass. Which I am, really, but I'm a dumbass that can write comics."
And, if writer's block comes around: "I take a shower. I always think of cool things while I'm in the shower and I can't draw anything. [But,] I usually have enough of a lead-time on strips that I can afford a few days here and there to be totally writer's-blocked."
But for now, Willis is sticking to next summer as It's Walky!'s end date – producing a comic a day, plus a special colored comic on Sundays.
Willis says: "I'm not a very consistently good gag writer, so I['ve] got to have a strong story to support me. I'd rather go out on a bang rather than a whimper."
We say: "When the end comes, take a shower."
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Walkerton games
by gwalla - 08/06/2003 - 01:51
Hmm...no mention is made of the "Walkerton!" games that, AIUI, predate Roomies and contain the first apparances of SEMME (then SEMY), Walky, Jason, Joyce, Head Alien, the Cheese, and some other IW characters.
Some of the people who had played them used to taunt those of us who hadn't with hints that they knew more about what was going to happen in the comic. To some extent that's panned out: Walky and Sal turned out to be twins, and the evil silhouette turned out to be the "Non-Neutral Swiss". Otherwise, however, the comic doesn't closely follow the story (such as there was) in the games.
Re: Walkerton games
by gwalla - 08/10/2003 - 03:29
There are actually a few games. The last one, I believe, is "SEMY Automatics". If you search through the archives of the It's Walky Keenspot forum, you can find links, I think.
Re: It's Willis! A chat with the creator of It's Walky & Roomies
by BoLindbergh - 08/04/2003 - 11:09
Nitpickery: Avalon isn't college-based. It uses a high school as its setting excuse for throwing the characters together.
Re: It's Willis! A chat with the creator of It's Walky & Roomies
by Anonymous - 08/05/2003 - 16:33
My bad. I was getting ahead of myself when I wrote "college-based" instead of "school-based." Sorry about that!
Re: It's Willis! A chat with the creator of It's Walky & Roomies
by Anonymous - 08/06/2003 - 01:49
It's Walky it's just one of the best webcomics out there!
Re: Walkerton games
by Anonymous - 08/08/2003 - 12:41
That game is SOOO very hard to come by. If anyone knows of where I could download it, my e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Morrison's on Clapham High Street?
You heard it here first Clappers, signs are up on Blockbusters Clapham High Street saying there is an application for Morrison's supermarkets to take over the store. Yes, another supermarket. You can still have a say, so do have a say!
Wouldn't it be nice to get some clothes shops or something more fabulous.
Clapham Markets
The Clapham area is now completely spoilt for choice when it comes to markets. From posh nosh to fresh flowers, we Clappers have it all. Given the number of chain supermarkets and restaurants in the area, it's no wonder the Clapham markets are increasingly popular with local residents. We want choice dammit! With three markets in the direct vicinity and others close by, there really is no excuse to shop local and benefit from better quality. Continue reading
New Clapham Leisure Centre Open
Clapham has been without a swimming pool for over a year but the new leisure centre (which looks something like the above drawing) is open. And dagnamit, it's only got a swimming pool with a moving floor to change its depth! This probably entitles Clappers to say we have a 'state of the art' leisure centre. It also has a large gym area and a sports hall above it. Fabulous. For those of you going "whaaa? A new leisure centre? In Clapham?" you can find it on Clapham Manor Street next to the equally healthy KFC. Have you been yet, what do you think? Tell everyone below…
Clapham Junction Riots
Monday 8th of August 2011 will be the day all local residents remember wanton violence coming to our much loved streets. Worst hit was the Clapham Junction area around Lavender Hill caught in its early throes in the below video.
Of course, the most familiar image to us all is now the gutted Party Superstore – which Love Clapham has frequented for many a fancy dress party – ablaze.
Other shops were smashed, looted and destroyed in a disgusting abuse of our local area. Clapham High Street was largely unaffected, although Blockbuster near Clapham North has had its windows smashed, and property destroyed and stolen. Love Clapham witnessed a gang of 20 or so hooded youths lurking behind KFC at around 11pm – they may have been entirely innocent, but last night was not the night to be hanging around in gangs.
Riot police eventually turn up en masse captured in this resident's video:
No one involved had any intentions of delivering a political of social message, they just wanted to enjoy themselves by destroying people's livelihoods. It was disturbing to watch on television, and terrifying for some of our residents stuck in the thick of the violence. Personally, the worst image for me was that of the young girls in the attack laughing at their friends tearing a TV off the wall in Ladbrokes. Such a depressingly pathetic display of ignorance and stupidity.
But the local community has come together in a tear jerking response as residents supported those affected today with broom in hand to clean up. Something to be proud of. Take care Clappers.
Read more on the following websites:
- Clapham Junction riots: A timeline of the violence and looting, images, write up and videos [Metro]
- Clapham Junction riots in pictures [BBC]
- London riots: Clapham broom picture goes viral as Londoners defy looters [Metro]
- Boris Johnson being heckled in Clapham Junction [Guardian]
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Bored Clappers. WE HAVE BEEN BORED. With a lack of things to do in the evening in Clapham, us Clappers have had to turn to either binge drinking, paying extortionate prices for meals or jogging around the common. All of which sound good in principle but leave you with an empty, soul destroying feeling afterwards in their own unique ways. So it's with a massive sigh of relief and a cheer that Love Clapham can announce that The Funny Side… of Clapham Common comedy nights are now every blinkin' Thursday at the Alexandra on Clapham Common south side (by the bus stops!) Check it out, it's a bargainous £12.50 and you can still binge drink, eat and perhaps jog home. Wonderful.
Clapham Common Festivals 2010
It's that time of year again when we all head to Clapham Common, strip off most (in some cases all) of our clothes and burn our skin to the sound of amazing music from some of the world's best artists with an alcoholic bevvy in hand. Yup, it's time for Clapham Common Festival season – just another typical summer eh? There's tonnes going on and here's a brief run through of what's been, gone and coming up… Continue reading
Clapham Cycle Superhighway
Love Clapham is prone to the odd over-the-top superlative here and there (obviously!) but believe it or not, that is the actual name of those new blue streaks down Clapham High Street. Yes ladies and gentlemen, thanks to the heads up from Clapper @XanderBrown, say hello to Clapham's section of the Cycle Superhighway! Continue reading
Clapham High Street Fire
If you were walking or driving through Clapham on Sunday 4th July you no doubt saw the chaos caused by a fairly severe fire opposite Clapham Common underground station on Clapham High Street. The start of the fire, in the Float Centre health clinic, is under investigation, but The Sun is reporting it may have been started by a sun bed. Thankfully no Clappers were seriously injured although a 70 year old lady was taken to hospital for smoke inhalation and the two ladies photographed had a fairly traumatic experience perched on a second floor window ledge. Well, we do like a bit of drama in Claps, don't we? (Source: Daily Mail)
Has Clapham's nightlife grown stale?
Now don't get me wrong. I love Clapham (most obviously) but recently I've grown a bit bored of all of the bars and clubs. As more have popped up and attempted to be trendy and fashionable, I can't help but feel they've also become a bit, well, generic. Compare Clapham to Shoreditch and Soho, where you get a mix of trendy, casual and [insert style of choice] and it doesn't stand up very well in terms of variety. Continue reading
Venn Street Market – 2010 dates
Everyone loved Venn Street Market when it rolled into Clapham town at the end of last year, although few people knew about it. Luckily, the market has committed to return on a regular basis this year and Love Clapham is bloomin' over the moon! Nice hot sandwiches, burgers, churros and more for Saturday and Sunday lunch The dates are below. Continue reading


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The NBA Minnesota Timberwolves basketball team play in the Western Conference's Northwest Division as part of the National Basketball Association. The Timberwolves are based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota and all of their home games are played at Target Center. The most successful season for the Timberwolves was 2003-2004. That year, Kevin Garnett was named MVP and helped lead Minnesota to eight playoff appearances in a row.
In 1960, the Minneapolis Lakers left the Twin Cities for Los Angeles. NBA basketball did not return to Minneapolis until 1989. On April 22, 1987, the NBA granted expansion teams to Minneapolis, Miami, Charlotte and Orlando. The teams began play during the 1989-90 season.
The Timberwolves saw their greatest success after drafting Kevin Garnett, a high school standout, during the 1995 draft. Garnett, Stephon Marbury and Tom Gugliotta helped led the Timberwolves into the playoffs in 1996 for the franchise's first ever appearance. However, they were swept in 3 games by Houston. Minnesota made the playoffs the next year, with Garnett averaging 18.5 points per game and 9.6 rebounds a game and Marbury averaged 8.6 assists a game and 17.7 points per game. The Timberwolves also made the playoffs for eight years in a row through the 2003-2004 season.
On July 31, 2007, Kevin Garnett was trade by the Minnesota Timberwolves to the Boston Celtics in exchange for cash considerations, two draft picks in the first round, Ryan Gomes, Sebastian Telfair, Gerald Green, Theo Ratliff and Al Jefferson, ending the Garnett era in Minneapolis.


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Simple & Usable
This book shows Giles Colborne's design simplification process.
He gives 4 strategies on how to simplify your designs.
Remove - Prioritising content and removing all the unnecessary information that distracts the user from accomplishing their goals
Organize - Grouping related objects makes it easier to digest information
Hide - Hide secondary information inside the application, everything but the primary buttons must be shown
Displace - Move the complexity to better place
I try to follow this mindset everyday, from designing interfaces to the kitchen groceries. It's fun boiling things down to the essential.
You should go and buy it, the book discusses more on how it applies those strategies mentioned above to actual projects.


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text: madam, I have spent my time all across the lands of the world fromthe far east to the vile island of the english. I am the humble soon of a silversmith but have had my taste of the lifes of other lands .. this knight of whole you speak what is his lienage for a french man in an irish clann can not be found in the company of an englishman ... we are MUCH above thare stature. As for a man of the cloth I am rather weary of them but i may need to tell of some sins ... Lucas De La Argent --- On Sat, 11/27/10, Ruiz <ruizhorde at yahoo.com> wrote: > From: Ruiz <ruizhorde at yahoo.com> > Subject: [Hellsgate] Letter to Lanc > To: "Stronghold of Hellsgate" <hellsgate at lists.ansteorra.org> > Cc: seoseaweed at gmail.com > Date: Saturday, November 27, 2010, 9:00 PM > My dearest Lanc, > > I had the agonizing pleasure of speaking to Sir Dietrich > this evening and told > him of your excited interest in writing the crown with your > view of the > candidates for the Baron and Baroness of Bryn Gwlad! He > was delighted to hear > of your fervor and your willingness to step forward and > convey your opinion. > However upon finding out you were of French lineage he spat > and cussed. I was > well taken back as I am a Spanish lady and not use to such > vulgarity. When he > saw I was shaken by his crudeness he did apologize and > started to explain. > I am thankful to Sir Dietrich for enlightening me on the > French. I was naive of > the lack of education young French men obtain in their > beloved France. As Sir > Dietrich is a proper servant of the Lord and generous, he > humbly informed me he > has on many occasions assisted Frenchmen in the writing of > letters because they > wasted their youth on wine and Parisian street walkers. I > did promise good Sir > Dietrich that you were not at all like the French men he > has had dealings with > and the letter would certainly be written and written well. > However if Sir > Dietrich is correct, I am sure we can find a good and > honest clergymen to put > your words to paper. If you are in need of assistance > please send a messenger > and without delay I will send the diacono. > > > In service to the Stronghold, the Barony and the Kingdom > A child of the true faith > Melisenda de Barcelona > > > > _______________________________________________ > Hellsgate mailing list > Hellsgate at lists.ansteorra.org > http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/hellsgate-ansteorra.org >


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As the Denver Broncos prepare for the New England Patriots, there's one game tape I'm sure they're looking closely at. When the Pats played the Indianapolis Colts two weeks ago, they gave up 21 fourth-quarter points to a Manning-less offense.That's just how bad this defense can be at times.
"I think probably the biggest factor is they usually have a big lead and people are trying to catch up, so you open it up a little bit and they take a softer approach," John Fox said. "That's why yards aren't that important. It's about points."
We all know that the Broncos take their game to another level in the fourth quarter (and beyond). During their six game winning streak, 44.8% of the Broncos points have come in the 4th quarter/overtime.
"I don't think it's 'Tebow Time;' I just think it's 'Bronco Time,' Tim Tebow said after the win against Chicago.
The Broncos have gone to overtime three times this season, and they have won all three contests.
"In overtime you go into the game thinking what are the things that we do best or what have you learned from what the opponent's done," offensive coordinator Mike McCoy said. "More often than not, teams have stayed with the same plan and so you go with the flow of the game. You've learned a lot about them from the 60 previous snaps. "
The reason why the Broncos have been able to excel at the end of games is they have been able to adjust their game plan effectively on the fly. Most teams need the full week after the game to tweak struggle areas. The Broncos, however, have the brain power to make the changes during the game.
We don't want to have to see another comeback against the Patriots. We prefer a nice comfortable lead that the Broncos can hold on to for the duration of the game. However, if it does come down to the last quarter, all bets are on the Broncos.
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The storm was coming....Shadow spent three years in prison, keeping his head down, doing his time. All he wanted was to get back to the loving arms of his wife and to stay out of trouble for the rest...More
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The storm was coming....Shadow spent three years in prison, keeping his head down, doing his time. All he wanted was to get back to the loving arms of his wife and to stay out of trouble for the rest of his life. But days before his scheduled release, he learns that his wife has been killed in an accident, and his world becomes a colder place.
On the plane ride home to the funeral, Shadow meets a grizzled man who calls himself Mr. Wednesday. A self-styled grifter and rogue, Wednesday offers Shadow a job. And Shadow, a man with nothing to lose accepts.
But working for the enigmatic Wednesday is not without its price, and Shadow soon learns that his role in Wednesday's schemes will be far more dangerous than he ever could have imagined. Entangled in a world of secrets, he embarks on a wild road trip and encounters, among others, the murderous Czernobog, the impish Mr. Nancy, and the beautiful Easter -- all of whom seem to know more about Shadow than he himself does.
Shadow will learn that the past does not die, that everyone, including his late wife, had secrets, and that the stakes are higher than anyone could have imagined.
All around them a storm of epic proportions threatens to break. Soon Shadow and Wednesday will be swept up into a conflict as old as humanity itself. For beneath the placid surface of everyday life a war is being fought -- and the prize is the very soul of America.
As unsettling as it is exhilarating, American Gods is a dark and kaleidoscopic journey deep into myth and across an America at once eerily familiar and utterly alien. Magnificently told, this work of literary magic will haunt the reader far beyond the final page.
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The boundaries of our country, sir? Why sir, on the north we arebounded by the Aurora Borealis, on the east we are bounded by therising sun, on the south we are bounded by the procession of theEquinoxes, and on the west by the Day of Judgment.
-- The American Joe Miller's Jest Book
Shadow had done three years in prison. He was big enough and looked don't-fuck-with-me enough that his biggest problem was killing time. So he kept himself in shape, and taught himself coin tricks, and thought a lot about how much he loved his wife.
The best thing – in Shadow's opinion, perhaps the only good thing – about being in prison was a feeling of relief. The feeling that he'd plunged as low as he could plunge and he'd hit bottom. He didn't worry that the man was going to get hurt, because the man had got him. He was no longer scared of what tomorrow might bring, because yesterday had brought it.
It did not matter, Shadow decided, if you had done what you had been convicted of or not. In his experience everyone he met in prison was aggrieved about something: there was always something the authorities had got wrong, something they said you did when you didn't – or you didn't do quite like they said you did. What was important was that they had gotten you.
He had noticed it in the first few days, when everything, from the slang to the bad food, was new. Despite the misery and the titter skin-crawling horror of incarceration, he was breathing relief.
Shadow tried not to talk too much. Somewhere around the middle of year two he mentioned his theory to Low Key Lyesmith, his cellmate.
Low Key, who was a grifter from Minnesota, smiled his scarred smile. "Yeah," he said. "That's true. It's even better when you've been sentenced to death. That's when you remember the jokes about the guys who kicked their boots off as the noose flipped around their necks, because their friends always told them they'd die with their boots on."
"Is that a joke?" asked Shadow.
"Damn right. Gallows humor. Best kind there is."
"When did they last hang a man in this state?" asked Shadow.
"How the hell should I know?" Lyesmith kept his orange-blond hair pretty much shaved. You could see the lines of his skull. "Tell you what, though. This country started going to bell when they stopped hanging folks. No gallows dirt. No gallows deals."
Shadow shrugged. He could see nothing romantic in a death sentence.
If you didn't have a death sentence, he decided, then prison was, at best, only a temporary reprieve from life, for two reasons. First, life creeps back into prison. There are always places to go further down. Life goes on. And second, if you just hang in there, someday they're going to have to let you out.
In the beginning it was too far away for Shadow to focus on. Then it became a distant beam of hope, and he learned how to tell himself "this too shall pass" when the prison shit went down, as prison shit always did. One day the magic door would open and he'd walk through it. So he marked off the days on his Songbirds of North America calendar, which was the only calendar they sold in the prison commissary, and the sun went down and he didn't see it and the sun came up and he didn't see it. He practiced coin tricks from a book lie found in the wasteland of the prison library; and lie worked out; and he made lists in his head of what he'd do when he got out of prison.
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Stroll, shop and dine along the brick paved streets in historic downtown. Quaint shops and fine dining await you! See the Downtown Directory for a listing of shops and cafes!
Rose Show & Festival
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An enchanting and magical holiday season awaits you in beautiful and historic downtown Thomasville. Your Christmas spirit will be overflowing as you stroll the brick paved streets on your journey into the past in our award-winning downtown. Carriage rides with jingle bells, twinkling lights and elegant strollers in their Victorian finery set the stage for a truly unforgettable evening. Held annually, the second Thursday and Friday in December. Click here for more information.
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Thomasville is a unique town full of historic homes, one-of-a-kind shops, and quaint restaurants. Join us as we revisit Thomasville in the 1800s. Pick up a copy of the Historic Thomasville Visitors Guide, which contains the self-guided tour, at the Visitors Center located in the Municipal Auditorium building at 144 E. Jackson Street. Click here to download a copy of the Historic Thomasville Visitors Guide.
The Big Oak
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Julianne Hough, Fergie and Hailee Steinfeld Celebrate a Stylish Show
Julianne Hough, Fergie and Hailee Steinfeld, in a Mary Katrantzou skirt, stepped out in LA last night for Elle magazine and the Sundance Channel's premiere of editor Joe Zee's show, All on the Line With Joe Zee, at Soho House. The bash gave Julianne a chance to catch up with her Safe Havenco-star Josh Duhamel, who attended with wife Fergie. Joe's new show is the latest stylish reality show. In each episode, he acts as a mentor to a designer struggling to get their line off the ground.
We spoke with Joe Zee to talk All on the Line well before the program's debut on the Sundance Channel. He said, "It's not the typical portrayal of fashion; it's something that feels real, genuine, and authentic. I was so moved emotionally. There were times when I was on the floor with [the designers], jacket off, sleeves rolled up trying to help. There were also times when I was so mad at the designers, and there were other times when I wanted to hug them. I was so invested in their final outcome."


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Jim "Gomer Pyle" Nabors, who owed his entire career to Andy Griffith [1], once told me about the first time the two ever met, [2] after Andy had seen his nightclub act in the early 1960s.
"I don't know what you do," Andy told the young singer-comedian. "But you do it very well."
For Andy Griffith, who died July 3 at age 86, there may have a level of self-recognition in that observation. Ten years earlier, Andy himself had exploded into the public eye with a gentle kind of standup humor, a conversational style that ran counter to the brash Borscht Belt brand of comedy that was then the rage. In his down-home, aw-shucks manner, Andy told, most famously, of his chance visit to a football game in [4] which, by his estimation, a "bunchful of men . . . take that punkin, and run from one end of the cow pasture to the other without either gettin' knocked down or steppin' in somethin'."
That's not to say that Andy always played it safe. In his very first movie, 1956′s A Face in the Crowd [5], he played one of the screen's truly dark characters: a manipulative, cynical hayseed who uses his good-old-boy persona to become a TV demagogue. If you haven't seen A Face in the Crowd, rent it – Griffith is such a convincing villain you'll momentarily forget the 60 years of universal goodwill he nurtured afterward.
In the years surrounding A Face in the Crowd, Griffith honed his sweet country boy character in No Time for Sergeants [6], a TV play that became a Broadway hit and finally a successful motion picture (I remember my mother telling me about having seen the play at the Alvin Theater, and looking back I think she might have been a little bit in love with Andy). Sergeants was such a smash Andy was clearly stuck with his smiling, small-town persona for good. And for a couple of years, that seemed like it might become his show-biz epitaph.
But Danny Thomas and his TV producer pal Sheldon Leonard saw something there. They devised a whole show around Andy [7], setting it in the fictional town of Mayberry, North Carolina – modeled after Andy's real home town, Mount Airy [8]. Sheriff Andy Taylor was introduced in an episode of Thomas' series Make Room for Daddy [9], and everything fell into place, as Andy would say, from the git-go.
Surrounded by colorful characters like Nabors' Gomer Pyle, Don Knotts' Deputy Barney Fife, and Frances Bavier's Aunt Bee [10], Andy was the calm center in an escalating whirl of weekly low-key misunderstandings. No matter how old the citizens of Mayberry were, Andy was always the rock-solid yet endlessly understanding father figure (Nabors reminded me that he was just four years younger than Andy).
Andy stuck around Mayberry for 249 episodes and became one of TV's most beloved figures [1]. Even after he moved on to other shows and movies, it seemed everything he did was cast in the light of his years as Sheriff Andy.
It's odd to think of Andy as having had a life away from the black-and-white world of Mayberry, a bit disorienting to remember he was three times married and twice divorced. But he retired to his roots, and when he died he was at his home on Roanoke Island in North Carolina. Andy remained friends with his surviving Mayberrians until the end. He visited Nabors in Hawaii. He endured as a father figure to Ron Howard, who played his son Opie – and passed on values that Howard treasures to this day.
"I had a great childhood," Howard told me a couple of years ago. "I wanted that for my family and I married a woman who has the same intention. Working on films and television shows and trying to be a good family member are the two things that I embrace and appreciate the best."
How Mayberry is that?
So, was Andy Griffith [7] a great actor? A role model? A signpost pointing back to simpler times?
In the end, we were never quite sure what Andy Griffith did. But he did it very well.[11]
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[1] Andy Griffith: http://www.aarp.org/entertainment/television/info-05-2010/whistle-if-you-love-andy-griffith.html
[2] the first time the two ever met, : http://aarpblog.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/jim-nabors-20072.mp3
[3] Image: http://aarpblog.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/240-andy-griffith.jpg
[4] of his chance visit to a football game in: http://deadspin.com/5923189/heres-the-andy-griffith-stand+up-routine-about-football-that-gave-him-his-start-in-1953?utm_campaign=socialflow_deadspin_twitter&utm_source=deadspin_twitter&utm_medium=socialflowhttp://deadspin.com/5923189/heres-the-andy-griffi
[5] A Face in the Crowd: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJGUm9e_BLU
[6] No Time for Sergeants: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2fSw0ua5K0
[7] a whole show around Andy: http://www.aarp.org/entertainment/television/info-05-2010/andy-griffith-trivia-quiz.html
[8] Andy's real home town, Mount Airy: http://www.aarp.org/entertainment/television/info-05-2010/mayberry-town.html
[9] Make Room for Daddy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOFoeNU2rl0
[10] Aunt Bee: http://www.aarp.org/food/recipes/info-07-2010/mayberry-recipes.html
[11] Image: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ahbyf9cbEU
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