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Just in time for the holidays! Adorable AKC Shih Tzu puppies, 8 weeks old. We have all females available and ready for their new home. They have been vet checked and had their first shots and worming. They will be a very small Shih Tzu as an adult, weighing around 6 or 7 ...
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Lancaster - Dogs & puppies
This little girl is 4 months old.. has had all of her puppy shots.. needs rabies and spayed.. $650 no papers at this price.. pet price only..
She is pee pad trained and ready to go to a new home.. est. adult wt is 6-8 lbs.. photos show her at 6 weeks and now.. ...
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Frankfort - Dogs & puppies
Maltese/shih tzu puppies
Beautiful malti tzu puppies will be under 10 pounds full grown comes with first shot and wormed. Non shedding. Great family pet.
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Waverly - Dogs & puppies
Beautiful Shih Tzu puppies
Beautiful Shih Tzu puppies. They make great family pets. Non shedding. Will be under 10 pounds full grown. Will have first shot and wormed. No papers they are for pet only homes. Located in waverly 45690
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Shih Tzu - Waylon - Small - Baby - Male - Dog
Hi, my name is Waylon. I'm a playful young male Shih-Tzu/Chihuahua mix boy, and I weigh 5.6 pounds. My owners decided having an energetic puppy was too much to cope with with four small children in the house, so they decided to ...
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Plain City - Dogs & puppies
***Shih Tzu Puppy (1 female) 14 weeks old***
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***Female Shih Tzu pup (should mature to about 8lbs)***
After careful consideration, we have decided to sell our puppy named "Ryder." We are finding out the lack of time is not permitting us to raise her.
Mom had 4 puppies and Ryder was the smallest.
She will ...
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Columbus - Dogs & puppies
Shih tzu puppies
Full blooded but no papers for pet only homes. Will have first shot and wormed. Black and white pups very cute. Will be under 10 pounds full grown. Ready in 2 weeks
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Waverly - Dogs & puppies
maltese shih tzu puppies
Beautiful pups will be ready in 2 weeks. One is a rare blue color with blue eyes. Will be under 10 pounds full grown comes with first shot and dewormed
I had a litter of six white female shih Tzu pups purebred 5/26/14. Tiniest died at birth she was only 2 oz. I am retiring the mother.. I have ONE of the girls left... will sell to an interested breeder for breeding .. White shih Tzu are not common.. A TRUE ...
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Frankfort - Dogs & puppies
MUST CALL for an appointment.. 740-998-9027
I have Shih Tzu pups 10-20 weeks old.. males $400 no papers at this price. I have 4 ---- they are going fast!!!!!
These are purebred can be registered (papers are extra) Some of these pups have had all FOUR of their ...
This is Miss Kenzie and she is 16 weeks old.
She has an estimated adult weight of 10 pounds.
Her dam is a red liver and her sire is a white coated blue.
She is potty pad trained and is soooo sweet and lovable.
Her dew claws have been removed.
Health checked by out ...
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Geneva - Dogs & puppies
These beautiful, sweet little babies were born on October 27, 2014 and will be ready to go to new homes on December 22, 2014.
Just in time for Christmas!
They are raised in our smoke-free home with lots of love and come to you with their first shot and up-to-date wormings.
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East Liverpool - Dogs & puppies
Aurora is a Beautiful True Blue & White AKC Female Shih Tzu! She is tracking to be Very Small 6-7lbs as an adult! She has a beautiful Markings of Soft Blue she has amazing Hazel green eyes! She is definitely a cuddlier she loves to give kisses! Aurora has had 2 sets of shots ...
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Reed City - Dogs & puppies
Roxy is an amazing Classic Black and White Little girl! She has Perfect Markings on a beautiful round head and short body with a nice full saddle! She has a wonderful personality she is loving and confident! Roxy has been Vet Check and has received 2 set of shots, is doing ...
Pearl is a beautiful Unique Blue & White Female Shih Tzu Puppy! She is white with poke-a-dots of Sterling Sliver Markings! She has a uniquely marked face with round head! She is a delightful little girl she is always happy to play and loves to snuggle! She has had 2 sets of ...
Sweet female brindle puppy,already paper trained
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Pittsburgh :
Hopwood - Dogs & puppies
I have 4 gorgeous imperial shih-tzu babies for sale. These babies are raised in my home underfoot no kennels or cages. They will be vet checked before going to their new homes. Theses babies won't be ready until Jan 1st. They are CKC reg. They will be between 4 and 8 pounds ...
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London - Dogs & puppies
Beautiful Teddy Bear Puppies 3/4 Shih Tzu 1/4 Bichon Frise currently 4 weeks old born Oct. 27 will be ready for Christmas. These are raised in my home and played with daily by my children. They have been vet checked and are Rare black and Silver I have 3 females and 3 males ...
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Grand Rapids :
West Olive - Dogs & puppies
8 weeks old, first shots and ready to go. born and raised in our home, both parents are our pets and dearly loved. I do NOT sell for breeding so I do not sell registered puppies. Full blooded Shih Tzu. Excellent references upon request. Shipping is an additional 400.00 on ...
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Sullivan - Dogs & puppies
Adorable Shorkie puppies have been vet. evaluated, current on their vaccinations and dewormed, They are non shedding with an est. adult weight between 9-12 lbs. Great with all family members and well socialized with young children. They are pee pad training. They are very ...
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Detroit :
Rochester - Dogs & puppies
Beautiful Shih Tzu puppies have been vet. checked, up to date on their shots and dewormed. Their estimated adult weight between 8-14 lbs. Wonderful with all family members including other pets. Well socialized with young children and pee pad training. There is a health ...
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Detroit :
Rochester - Dogs & puppies
I have 3 females and 1 male available. The puppies are born and raised in my home with lots of love and tender care from my roommates and I. They have been eating puppy chow and working on potty training. I have their Mom as my family pet for you to meet. I have them ...
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Detroit :
Waterford - Dogs & puppies
I have one male puppy looking for a good home for next week he was born October 3rd. Mom and dad is in the home. Please no stories about your puppy or dog passing and you would like to get the puppy for cheaper than asking I don't have the patience or care that much. Text me....
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Detroit - Dogs & puppies
Shorkie puppies are here. I am now taking deposits to hold the puppy of your choice till she is ready to go home.
We have 3 cute babies to pick from all 3 are girls. Mom and dad are on site and are wonderful family pets. Mom is a 8 pound Shih Tzu and dad is a 12 pound ...
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Carleton - Dogs & puppies
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Clark eyes Black Cats scalp
Boss Lee Clark has urged Birmingham to go for the kill against Sunderland and believes they have finally turned the corner.
Blues host the Black Cats, last season's beaten finalists, in the Capital One Cup second round on Wednesday with the manager insisting they are over their struggles, after avoiding relegation from the Championship in May.
Clark helped them Sunderland to promotion to the Premier League in 1999 before joining Fulham that summer after he was spotted wearing an offensive t-shirt which mocked Black Cats fans.
Birmingham, 2011 winners, beat holders Swansea in the competition last season before losing on penalties to Stoke and Clark wants another big effort.
"With my background I'd like to win the game. You want to win it to get into the next round," he said.
"I'm hoping my lads will have a right good go and we'll have another Swansea and Stoke situation where we're putting pressure on the Premier League team.
"We are showing people we're a powerful Championship team. We have to replicate the performances we've had at home."
Clark is without Matt Green and Gavin Gunning (both knee) while Andrew Shinnie (back) is still unavailable.
Sunderland lost 3-1 to Manchester City at Wembley in last season's March final, despite taking the lead through Fabio Borini.
And after their 1-1 draw with Manchester United on Sunday Steven Fletcher insisted confidence is high.
"We're absolutely delighted with the start we've had," he told the club's official website.
"The point against United is a good result, especially after we went a goal behind and it's a good show of character to come back."
Sunderland boss Gus Poyet is likely to hand several of his summer signings a chance at St Andrews with keeper Costel Pantilimon, defender Billy Jones, who has shaken off a hamstring problem, and midfielder Jordi Gomez in line to play as he shuffles his pack.
However, he intends to retain the bulk of the side which drew 1-1 with Manchester United in the Barclays Premier League on Sunday - a game winger Adam Johnson missed because of illness - with only midfielder Emanuele Giaccherini (groin) unavailable through injury.
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Black Cats finish strongly
Sunderland's late show sent the Black Cats through in the Capital One Cup - and leave Birmingham fuming.
Jordi Gomez, Adam Johnson and Connor Wickham struck in the final 13 minutes to stun the hosts and give the Premier League side a 3-0 win.
But Blues were angered after Gomez's opener, claiming the ball had gone out in the build-up.
The Black Cats made hard work of the win as David Cotterill hit the post and Clayton Donaldson missed for the hosts.
It was harsh on Birmingham, who had matched the Barclays Premier League side in Lee Clark's first meeting with Sunderland as a manager, after a two-year spell with the Black Cats which ended in controversy in 1999.
The former midfielder was forced to leave after wearing an offensive T-shirt which mocked Sunderland fans.
Clark called on Colin Doyle in goal while opposite number Gus Poyet made six changes from the side which held Manchester United to a 1-1 draw at the weekend.
Costel Pantilimon, Billy Jones and Gomez made their first starts for the Black Cats.
Sebastian Larsson also started, having spent five years at Blues before moving to the north-east.
Paul Caddis tested Pantilimon from distance early but any early hope for a Birmingham onslaught was swiftly dashed.
Blues' grit and determination gave them a foothold but they rarely breached the Sunderland backline with serious menace in the opening half an hour.
The game's pedestrian nature did little to conjure a spectacle either.
The visitors, disjointed and ragged, rarely looked like a top flight side with Jozy Altidore isolated up front.
Doyle was well protected by the Birmingham defence and limited and limp Sunderland lacked the nous to penetrate.
The hosts created the best chances late in the first half though and could have gone into the break ahead.
First Wes Thomas turned Mark Duffy's cross wide on 43 minutes and 60 seconds later Cotterill hit the outside of the post from a tight angle.
They were brief bright moments in a dour first half and things did not improve in the early stages of the second half.
While Birmingham remained the aggressors, their final ball rendered any build-up useless with Sunderland easily holding firm.
Gradually the top flight side began to take charge through.
Gomez could not force the ball in after a 65th minute scramble and Doyle saved Liam Bridcutt's low effort a minute later.
However, the Black Cats broke the deadlock with 13 minutes remaining - when Gomez received the ball 25 yards out and rifled into the bottom corner.
Birmingham were unhappy though as they felt the ball had gone out deep in the Sunderland half during the build-up.
Donaldson wasted a fine chance to instantly level when he shot at Pantilimon and David Edgar shot over before Sunderland sealed the game.
Johnson fired in after Altidore's shot was saved in the 87th minute, before Wickham stroked in from 15 yards a minute later.
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FDA steps up investigation on pet jerky treats
The agency said Tuesday that 3,600 dogs and 10 cats have been sickened and hundreds have died since 2007 after eating the treats.
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Perplexed by the continuing wave of pet illnesses linked to jerky treats — and with the cause still a mystery — the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is stepping up its investigation and reaching out to veterinarians and pet owners for help.
It said Tuesday that 3,600 dogs and 10 cats have been sickened and hundreds have died since 2007 after eating the treats. Despite extensive investigations in the United States and China, where many of the treats are made, the cause of the illnesses has remained elusive.
The FDA is asking veterinarians and consumers for information and samples that will help in the investigation.
"This is one of the most elusive and mysterious outbreaks we've encountered," said Bernadette Dunham, director of FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine.
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Photographs transport superheroes back to 16th century
French photographer Sacha Goldberger, who previously made a splash with images of his 91-year-old grandmother as a superhero, exhibited his latest series "Super Flemish" over the weekend at the Grand Palais in Paris. As you might have guessed from the title and the above photo, the project features superheroes (and villains), Star Wars characters and other pop-culture figures — as if they were posing for Flemish paintings.
But these are indeed photographs, requiring models, costumers, hair and makeup artists and the like. And, as you can see from the gallery on Goldberger's website, he even recruited his grandmother again. See more images, and photos from the exhibition, on Goldberger's Facebook page.
Lee Bermejo's 'Suiciders' to debut in February
Ahead of the release of the solicitations for February, Vertigo has unveiled the cover for the debut issue of Suiciders, the post-apocalyptic epic from Joker and Batman: Noel artist Lee Bermejo.
Originally announced in July 2013 for release later that year, Suiciders marks Bermejo's debut as writer and artist on an ongoing series. Thirty years after a massive earthquake left Los Angeles in ruins, the city rises once more due to Suiciders, a television series that pits enhanced competitors against each other in bloody hand-to-hand combat using high-tech obstacles.
Bermejo illustrated the standard cover for the first issue, while Jock will provide the variant.
Comics A.M. | San Diego enlists hotels to help keep CCI in city
Conventions | The San Diego Tourism Authority is asking hotels in the Comic-Con International room block to freeze their rates at the 2016 level for the following two years, as part of its bid to keep the convention in the city. Already, 30 of the 50 participating hotels have agreed to do so. Meanwhile, Mayor Kevin Faulconer will attend the next Comic-Con board meeting to make an appeal to organizers to remain in the city; Tourism Authority CEO Joe Terzi said Anaheim has made a bid for Comic-Con, but the city's convention bureau wouldn't comment.
A plan to expand the San Diego Convention Center collapsed after the hotel-tax funding scheme was ruled unconstitutional, but Anaheim is preparing to break ground on its own 200,000-square-foot expansion. However, Comic-Con spokesman David Glanzer said, "Some people had mistakenly implied that an expanded convention center would be the thing that solidified our decision to stay or go, but there are a number of factors to be addressed: hotel room rates, available space within hotels and outside the center, things that could mitigate the issue of having outgrown the convention center. An expansion would be great for the city and us, but if it doesn't happen we've been able to make do without it, and if we can mitigate the concerns we do have we'll be able to stay here." [U-T San Diego]
Winners announced for 2014 British Comic Awards
The winners of the third annual British Comic Awards were announced Saturday at the Thought Bubble Festival in Leeds, England. Two of the four awards went to titles published by Image Comics; all four of the winning works are readily available in the United States. Here are the winners:
Best Comic: The Wicked + The Divine #1 by Kieron Gillen, Jamie McKelvie, Matt Wilson and Clayton Cowles (Image Comics)
Best Book: The Encyclopedia of Early Earth by Isabel Greenberg (Jonathan Cape)
Young People's Comic Award: Hilda and the Black Hound by Luke Pearson (Flying Eye Books)
Emerging Talent: Alison Sampson for her artwork on Genesis (Image Comics) and "Shadows" from the In The Dark anthology (IDW Publishing)
Hall of Fame: Posy Simmonds
Two years ago, when the first awards were announced, there was some discussion about the gender balance of both the committee that chose the books and the nominations themselves. Last year's awards all went to men. This year, there were more women on the committee and more women on the shortlist, and the awards were split, with Simmonds giving the women the edge.
Van Lente, Rosenzweig & Dinisio tap history in present day 'Resurrectionists'
Longtime readers of writer Fred Van Lente know well how much of a history buff he is. So it did not surprise me that his new ongoing series with artists Maurizio Rosenzweig and Moreno Dinisio, Resurrectionists, draws upon the past as a major fuel for the present day narrative. The creator-owned project builds upon the concept that certain people can utilize the knowledge and experience of their past lives.
The Fifth Color | Wrestling with Marvel
It's a wonderful thing when two things you love seem to love each other as well.
When I read that former wrestling superstar and current Walking Dead enthusiast CM Punk is contributing a story for February 2015's Thor annual, I enjoyed a small moment of having my cake and eating it too. Forgive my indulgence, but trust me, comics and wrestling sort of sit together on the school bus of storytellling; although they're different mediums entirely, they share some common traits and interests that let one sort of lean into the other from time to time.
If you think about it, pro wrestling (or sports entertainment if you want to be more direct ) and comic books share a style of visual storytelling that starts in very broad strokes and becomes a masterpiece through the details and context of their respective works. Both deal in good and "bad"; whereas comics has its heroes and villains, wrestling has its faces and heels. Both heels and villains tend to do a lot of the heavy lifting, story-wise, as it's their antagonism that creates the context and drives the plot. It's why when Captain America and Iron Man fight, they're never doing it for the competition; one of them will be in the wrong, enabling the reader to root for or against someone. When the Undertaker fights Hulk Hogan, no matter how cool the Undertaker is (and he's so cool), Hulk Hogan is our hero, often our champion, so we hope he defeats the "bad guy."
From Russia with comics love: a look at artist Artyom Trakhanov
New artists come along in comics seemingly ever week, but among the newest crop one has stood out for me: Russian illustrator Artyom Trakhanov. I discovered Trakhanov from his U.S. debut, the Image miniseries Undertow, but the more I've seen about him the more I've liked his work.
Since the completion of Undertow (which he describes as "Star Wars underwater"), Trakhanov has been churning out a number of one-off covers, short stories and concept art that have circulated online. Although more issues of Undertow are a possibility, the artist has been working on concept art for a number of other projects, including an enticing-sounding book with Brian Funk titled Enforcer, about gang wars in a city filled with magic. Artyom also has his long-running webcomic Madblade, which he hopes to resume and at some point translate into English.
New Stuart and Kathryn Immonen book tops AdHouse slate
Stuart and Kathryn Immonen's Russian Olive to Red King will headline a boisterous lineup of books coming in the spring from AdHouse Books. The slate, announced on The Comics Reporter, features Ignatz winner Sophie Goldstein's new book The Oven in April, the Immonens' long-gestating graphic novel in May, and the fourth issue of Ethan Rilly's Pope Hats in June.
In 2010 Stuart Immonen spoke briefly to ROBOT 6 about Russian Olive to Red King, calling it a "tortured love story" featuring "petroglyphs and plane crashes and bad dogs and angry people."
Conversing on Comics with Ivan Brandon
Ivan Brandon's stories may initially appear to be one thing, but when you read them you discover they're actually something else entirely. The writer's 2009 series Viking was a crime drama, and his new series Drifter is a story of frontier expansion in the 1800s — despite being set in the far-flung future. Many of Brandon's stories have a technological bent, however; from his 2003 debut writing Terminator to his indie series NYC Mech to Machine Man in Marvel Comics Presents.
Drifter, with artist Nic Klein, debuted this week, and Brandon is in the middle of a four-city signing tour that finds him at Leed's Thought Bubble this weekend and London's Orbital Comics on Wednesday. It's a familiar territory, launching a series, but he views the landscape of creator-owned comics differently today that he did when he started more than a decade ago.
First officially sanctioned Batmobile is on the auction block
Although George Barris' Lincoln Futura concept car achieved iconic status on the 1966 Batman television series, it wasn't the first Batmobile. That honor apparently goes to a customized 1956 Oldsmobile 88 built in a barn in New Hampshire and later sanctioned by DC Comics. And now it's up for sale.
According to Heritage Auctions, 23-year-old Forrest Robinson began conceiving the car in 1960 — simply to drive around himself – and then enlisted his friend Len Perham to help build it. Their Batmobile, originally painted "space-age silver," was completed in 1963, two years before Barris began work on the car for the TV show.
Artists to follow on Twitter: Janet K. Lee
While many creators use Twitter, not all of them do so to such a thorough degree as Janet K. Lee. The artist behind Return of the Dapper Men, Jane Austen's Emma (for Marvel) and Lost Vegas shares commission pieces as well as works in progress and warmup sketches. Here are a few recent examples.
Aspen seeks to broaden appeal of 'Fathom's' Kiani with redesign
Aspen Comics has unveiled a redesign of its often scantily clad Fathom heroine Kiani, set to be introduced in February with the launch of the fourth volume of her series.
The update of the decade-old Michael Turner character comes courtesy of artists Giuseppe Cafaro (All New Fathom), Wes Hartman and Alex Konat (both of Fathom: Kiani fame).
"When Kiani was created in 2004, she was an instant hit with Aspen fans because of the depth of her personality and her unique character design," Vince Hernandez, Aspen editor-in-chief and Fathom: Kiani writer, said in a statement. "And as our company and fan base continue to evolve, a new generation of readers will be introduced to this wonderful character, including a much larger female audience. We wanted to honor that spirit of progress by updating the look and feel of the series with an exciting new design."
Marvel/'Attack on Titan' artist reveals Female Titan print
Even as more details surface about the highly anticipated Marvel/Attack on Titan crossover, artist Gerardo Sandoval has debuted the limited-edition print he'll have for sale Saturday as the Festo Comic festival in Mexico City.
The illustration features the characters from Hajime Isayama's smash-hit manga fighting the Female Titan, who faces Marvel's Avengers in the new issue of Japan's Brutus magazine, on sale Saturday.
Comics A.M. | Ed Kramer wants conviction thrown out
Legal | DragonCon co-founder Ed Kramer is seeking to have his December 2013 conviction for child molestation thrown out, insisting he was forced into a plea deal by prosecutorial misconduct. His attorney Stephen Reba also claims that Superior Court Judge Karen Beyers ruled in 2009 that Kramer could determine whether he was healthy enough to stand trial, something she deemed unlikely. With the trial suspended, Kramer — who was accused of molesting three minors — was permitted to leave Georgia under conditions that included he not be alone with anyone under the age of 16. He was found in a Connecticut motel room in 2011 with a 14-year-old and subsequently extradited back to Georgia.
Reba claims that Beyers colluded with Gwinnett County District Attorney Danny Porter to improperly reopen the case and denied Kramer the medical accommodations he needed to stand trial, forcing him into a plea deal. Porter has been removed from the case, as he is now a witness, and Reba wants Beyers removed as well. Nonetheless, Porter said the case is not going to go away: "The only way it will die is he'll have to die or I'll have to die and even that might not stop it." [The Atlanta Journal-Constitution]
Grumpy Old Fan | Necessity invented Black Canary's mother
(NOTE: I'm happy to acknowledge the hard work and obvious dedication of the blogger Count Drunkula, whose Black Canary fansite Flowers & Fishnets was a great resource in putting together this post.)
Recent developments on The CW's Arrow have gotten me thinking about the various twists and turns visited over the years upon DC Comics' Black Canary. The television series has come at the character from a few different directions, even splitting some of her characteristics among three players. It makes sense for an adaptation of Green Arrow to include at least a nod to his longtime love interest, as traditionally they've been one of DC's most prominent super-couples.
However, Black Canary didn't start out as part of Green Arrow's supporting cast, and even a cursory glimpse of her past invites some careful examination. Indeed, for a few years in the '80s, the history of Black Canary threatened to approach Hawkman levels of continuity complexity. Today we'll look back at that history, and specifically at how a shared-universe setting can both screw up and enrich a character.


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Sky Television and Television New Zealand's Igloo pay-television service has launched today after a five-month delay, confirming speculation late last week.
The Igloo joint venture said set-top boxes were now available from Harvey Norman, Noel Leeming, Bond & Bond and Norman Ross stores and online priced at $199.
Sky has forecast Igloo could have 50,000 subscribers within its first year. Analyst Morningstar forecast it could attract about 100,000 households by 2017, by which time it expected revenues of $42m and a profit of $7.5m. About half of those converts would be free-to-air viewers and half existing Sky subscribers who it expected would "trade down" to the discount service.
Igloo is available to the 86 per cent of people who live in areas where FreeviewHD is available and, like FreeviewHD, requires a UHF aerial.
Customers can use the boxes to pick up FreeviewHD channels without incurring any ongoing charges.
However, they can also pre-pay for 11 Sky channels, at a cost of $24.99 for 30 days viewing, and watch All Blacks, some Super 15 and Warriors games and some other big sporting events for about $14.95 per match.
Neither requires an internet connection. But if customers do connect Igloo boxes to the internet, they will be able to rent more than 1000 movies, costing $4.99 to $6.99, and about 200 television programmes, priced at $1.99.
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PETALING JAYA: An elite group of 30 Asian Tour champions, headlined by top stars Thaworn Wiratchant and Prom Meesawat of Thailand and Bangladesh's Siddikur, will gather at the Worldwide Holdings Selangor Masters next week.
This season's winners – Singapore veteran Mardan Mamat, Australian Kieran Pratt and big-hitting Scott Hend – will also be among the leading contenders looking to dethrone title-holder Joonas Granberg of Finland at the RM1.2mil Asian Tour tournament at the Kota Permai Golf and Country Club from Sept 5-8.
Former champions – Angelo Que of the Philippines, who won in 2010, and Australian Rick Kulacz, victorious in 2009 – will also be eyeing top honours in one of the Asian Tour's most popular tournaments.
Such is the strength of the field that three of the top-five ranked players on the Asian Tour's Order of Merit – Thaworn (third), American David Lipsky (fourth) and Prom (fifth) – and 10 players from the current top-20 will grace the event.
All eyes, though, will be on the man in form – Thaworn, who equalled compatriot Thongchai Jaidee for the most number of victories on the Asian Tour with his 13th title at the Queen's Cup on home soil in June. A return to Kota Permai will also bring back happy memories for the unorthodox swinging Thai, who swept to a commanding victory in the 2001 Volvo Masters of Malaysia.
The 45-year-old Thaworn, Asia's No. 1 in 2005, has shown no signs of slowing down when he won the Queen's Cup by three shots from Siddikur and Filipino Juvic Pagunsan two months ago.
As the highest ranked player in the field, Thaworn will be keen to live up to his top billing.
He also knows that if he can get into contention in the final round, he stands a good chance of winning an unprecedented 14th title.
"My experience helps with the mental game. It helps me keep calm. I can control that," said Thaworn, who also has two second-placed finishes in Indonesia and South Korea this season.
Another veteran keen to secure a second title of the season is Singapore's Mardan, who ended a five-year title drought by winning the ICTSI Philippine Open, Asia's oldest national championship, in February.
The 44-year-old's career has been revived following a new fitness regime.
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Former England midfielder Paul Gascoigne has spent time in intensive care as he continues his battle against alcohol addiction.
Gascoigne's former Tottenham team-mate Gary Mabbutt told Sky Sports News that the 45-year-old had a bad reaction to a detox treatment at a clinic in Arizona and had been admitted to hospital for observation, but said the indications were that Gascoigne was recovering and would soon be well enough to return to the clinic.
"Unfortunately over the last few weeks Paul has had a relapse, which culminated finally, last Monday, in Paul asking for help," Mabbutt said.
"By Monday afternoon he was on a plane out to Arizona to a clinic specialising in dealing with Paul's specific problems. The first thing he underwent was a detox, unfortunately Paul had a very bad reaction to the detox and the clinic decided that as a precaution it was best to transfer him to hospital.
"He was transferred to hospital in intensive care where they could monitor him 24-7. But I spoke to Paul's medical team in the UK this morning, they had spoken to Paul and he's recovering and hopefully soon he will be back into the clinic to continue his rehab.
"Over the years he has had a lot of support from the football family, but of course it could be a long road to recovery. Now Paul's asked for the help we can focus on getting through this."
Gascoigne's former England and Spurs team-mate Gary Lineker tweeted this morning: "Gazza is struggling, Let's hope he can hang on in there. Others have generously offered help. £GetwellGazza."
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Title: Failure to thrive of pecan trees in Las Vegas NV
Answered by: Barbara Medford
QUESTION:In April this year I purchased two 8-foot tall pecan trees in 3-foot square boxes from a local nursery and planted them here in Southern Nevada. I'm sure I dug a large enough hole to provide plenty of room for roots to spread. The soil is somewhat alkaline. I mixed some root stimulant and organic compost into the soil at planting. Through the hot summer, I've gone to great effort to assure the trees were frequently and deeply watered and I used drain pipe buried around the trees to be sure the soil was getting deep saturation. The trees seemed to do very well at first, including many branches of new growth. Unfortunately, as the hot weather set in around June, the leaves started turning brown at the edges until completely brown, dead and brittle, although they did not fall off the tree. The browning of the trees progressed from the top downward. The upper branches also appear to be dead or dying. One of the larger branches broke off in a recent wind storm, showing both brittleness and a sort of dry rot with tinges of powder at the break. There also appears to be some cankers with reddish brown dust in the bark on the main trunk. Now in October, one tree has only some sprouts of leaves at the base of the trunk near the ground. It looks like it is certainly a goner and the other may soon follow. I've had pecan trees grow successfully on other properties in Southern Nevada before, so I know it's possible. Any suggestions for my current Pecan tree problems?
We are so sorry to hear about your trees. Carya illinoinensis (pecan) is not native to Nevada; in fact, the nearest state where it is native is Texas. Here are the Growing Conditions for this tree from our Native Plant Database:
Water Use: High
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Soil Description: Rich, moist, well-drained soils. Sandy, Sandy Loam, Medium Loam, Clay Loam, Clay, Caliche type
Conditions Comments: The sweet, edible nut, makes pecan the best hickory for fruit production. The tree does not bear liberal quantities of fruit in the northern part of its range, but makes an interesting ornamental there. Susceptible to galls, twig girdlers, aphids, borers, weevils, pecan scab, tent caterpillars, and webworms. Slow-growing. Difficult to transplant because of a large taproot.
Some of the things that occur to us from these Growing Conditions are that it is a difficult tree to transplant because of the taproot. Also, it is susceptible to many pests and diseases. There is always the possibility that there were already some problems with the trees that had not become apparent when they were purchased. It sounds like you did everything you could to protect the trees from the conditions in your area. We are not plant pathologists, and could not begin to diagnose the problem from a distance. We suggest you contact the University of Nevada Extension Office for Clark County. They may, in turn, recommend you have a trained, licensed arborist look at the trees, as do we. If there was pre-existent damage or disease, you might be able to get your money back from the retailer where you purchased the trees.
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MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - A banner calling for the dismissal of beleaguered Manchester United manager David Moyes was flown over Old Trafford on Saturday as his side's Premier League match with Aston Villa kicked-off.
United fans unhappy with their side's poor season pitched together to raise money for a fly past, with the banner reading 'Wrong One; Moyes Out'.
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The words refer to another banner displayed inside Old Trafford since the manager arrived at the start of the season proclaiming Moyes to be 'The Chosen One' as Alex Ferguson's selected successor.
When asked about the banner by BT Sport before the match, the Scot replied: "You just have to remain focused on the game - and that's what we have done.
"It is going to happen but I think, for the people who have spent money on the plane, it would have been better served by putting it into Darren Fletcher's colitis charity instead."
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Former Mon City pharmacy owner pleads guilty
The former owner of a Monongahela pharmacy pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court to criminal counts of conspiracy and conspiracy to launder money.
Jeffrey Markovitz, who previously owned Dierken's Pharmacy & Giftland at 100 E. Main Street, entered the guilty pleas in front of Judge Cathy Bissoon at the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania in Pittsburgh.
Markovitz remains free on $10,000 unsecured bond, according to his attorney, Wayne DeLuca.
DeLuca said the sentencing date for Markovitz, originally scheduled for May 29, will be changed.
The conspiracy count included smuggling "misbranded" drugs and stated that Markovitz, twice in summer of 2007, wired $27,948 to Canada to buy "illegally smuggled, unapproved and misbranded prescription drugs", according to court documents.
The document did not state if Markovitz sold the pills through the pharmacy or if others were involved. United States Attorney David J. Hickton, who prosecuted the case, did not return a phone message Thursday afternoon.
Officials from several federal agencies, including the FBI, Internal Revenue Service and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms had investigated Markovtiz's dealings at the pharmacy.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. - Incoming Mizzou volleyball freshman Emily Thater (Springfield, Mo.) was named to the Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 list, which recognizes the top 50 high school players in the country. Thater was one of three Missouri natives selected to the list and one of just 17 middle blockers. Thater, at 6-3, should be in a position to contribute to Mizzou right away when she joins the team for her freshman season in 2013.
During her time at Kickapoo High School, Thater guided her team to a second-place finish at the Class 4A MSHSAA District Championships as a senior. The Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 billing for Thater adds to a long list of accolades as she has already been named the No. 36 recruit nationally by PrepVolleyball.com and earned a spot on the AVCA/Under Armour High School All-America Watch List.
Thater is the third incoming Tiger freshman to garner national praise this winter. Carly Kan (Honolulu, Haw.) was named to the Volleyball Magazine High School All-America First Team, which recognizes the top 13 high school volleyball players in the nation. Kan also joined incoming teammate Loxley Keala (Honolulu, Haw.) on the PrepVolleyball.com All-America Team as well. Kan was a first team honoree while Keala earned the highest honorable mention.
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Arsenal have lost back-to-back Premier League matches against Swansea City and Manchester United, and threw away a three-goal lead as they drew with Anderlecht last time out in the UEFA Champions League.
Wenger was openly criticised by billionaire shareholder Alisher Usmanov on Tuesday, but Ramsey says the 65-year-old has the full backing of the dressing room.
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