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I like "Readers Write" for the news and views of Minnesotans. Their attitudes vary, but they often seem dissatisfied. To all these dissatisfied writers: Please note what happened to me. I am unquestionably elderly, although I dislike that classification. I also have a sore foot that slows me down.
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At the next stop, I got out of my car and began limping toward the store when a young* woman hurried up to me and offered to help me along the sidewalk. Another unexpected surprise.
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Top 300 Comics, Top 100 Graphic Novels Actual Sales for July, 2004
Diamond Comics has released the top comic numbers based on actual sales on product shipped in July, 2004, including Overall Market Share, Top 300 Comics, Top 50 Graphic Novels/TPB's and Top 50 Manga.
Chicago, Day 2: Joss Whedon talks "X-Men" and More
At his panel Saturday, Joss Whedon updated fans on "Astonishing X-Men," plus the upcoming film "Serenity" as well as loads of "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" notes.
Chicago, Day 3: Vertigo/"Constantine" Panel
DC Comics revealed some plans for their Vertigo line Sunday including a new Hellblazer mini-series, "Swamp Thing" news and more, plus a preview of the upcoming movie "Constantine" starring Keanu Reeves.
Chicago, Day 3: "Superman/Batman" Panel
Jeph Loeb updated fans on the current status of "Superman/Batman" and what's to come, plus editor Matt Idleson announced new plans for Nightwing and more.
Chicago, Day 3: Sunday Photo Parade
The final batch of pictures from Sunday at Wizard World Chicago. Now, it's time for some sleep.
Chicago, Day 2: Saturday Photo Parade
More sights from the Wizard World convention in Chicago. Lots more creators, a handfull of good costumes and Doom and Galactus duke it out.
Chicago, Day 3: Dark Phoenix is back … again
Sunday's X-Men: Reloaded panel in Chicago offers a few tidbits to X-fanatics.
Chicago, Day 1: Seen & Heard on the Con Floor
Russell Lissau checks in with his report on the con floor from the first day of Wizard World Chicago. Costumed folks, professionals and more.
Chicago, Day 2: College Experimentation: Wolfman talks "Defex"
Debuting this October are four new super hero titles from the Devil's Due banner Aftermath Comics. CBR News spoke with Marv Wolfman, the writer of "Defex," which follows a group of five college research students who end up experimenting on themselves.
Chicago, Day 2: C.B. Cebulski talks the return of "What If?"
Yesterday Brian Bendis discussed his plans for the return of "What If?" in 2005. Today, Editor C.B. Cebulski spoke with CBR News about their plans for the series and why it's making a comeback.
Chicago, Day 2: Mapping the DC Universe
Saturday at Wizard World, DC Comics announced plans of a new, ongoing "Green Lantern" series and much more.
Chicago, Day 2: Seen & Heard on the Con Floor
More tid bits from Saturday on the convention floor including news and notes from creators and panels.
Chicago, Day 2: Marvel Universe Panel
Joe Quesada and company bombard fans with hero news during the Marvel Universe panel held at Wizard World Chicago.
Taking A Look At "The Long Haul"
Oni Press has provided CBR News with a four page preview of their October debuting title "The Long Haul" by writer Antony Johnston and artist Eduardo Barretto.
Neil Gaiman Brings Fans Up To Speed on Film and Comic Deals
With a multitude of projects in development, write Neil Gaiman spoke with CBR News updating the status of film projects "Death: The High Cost of Living," "Books of Magic," "Murder Mysteries" and others, plus addresses the rumors he's to write "Thor" for Marvel and much more.
Chicago, Day 1: Wildstorm Panel, Campbell announces "WildSiderz"
DC Comics held their Wildstorm panel Friday at Wizard World Chicago. Announcements included a new J. Scott Campbell series, "Wildsiderz," plus a host of other projects including Wildstorm's interest in a "Gloabal Frequency" graphic novel.
Chicago, Day 1: Corporate Take-Over: Henderson & Salvaggio talk Tokyopop's "Psy-Comm"
"Psy-Comm" is part of a new line of original, American manga published by Tokyopop by writers Jason Henderson and Tony Salvaggio. CBR News spoke with the duo about the series, a world where corporations have replaced countries and all's not well.
Chicago, Day 1: Locked & Loaded - Quesada on Marvel's "Young Guns" Initiative
Marvel Comics has announced a new company wide initiative called the "Young Guns," a group of six up-and-coming artists who'll be major players in the Marvel U. Editor-In-Chief Joe Quesada spoke with CBR News about the initiative.
Chicago, Day 1: Bendis Talks the Return of "What If…," Kevin Smith Joins Him for Issue #1
In 2005, Marvel Comics will debut the return of their classic series, "What If…" Writer Brian Bendis is on board for the first three issues and he spoke to CBR News about his plans, including Kevin Smith joining him on issue #1.
Chicago, Day 1: Alex Ross talks new series, "Justice," coming in 2005
Coming in 2005 is an all new twelve issue series from Alex Ross, Doug Braithwaite and Jim Kreuger. Ross talked to CBR News about his plans for the series, on working with Dough Braithwaite and more.
Chicago, Day 1: Top Cow Panel makes its Mark
The latest publishing for Top Cow were announced during a panel at Wizard World Chicago. Mark Waid and Marc Silvestri will team on a new series tentatively titled "Hunter/Killer," plus news on "Wanted," "CyberForce," upcoming crossovers and more.
Chicago, Day 1: Quesada talks with fans at Cup O' Joe
Joe Quesada held court over Wizard World Chicago, revealing plans for the company through 2005, including their Young Guns Initiative, Ellis' "Ultimate Secret," Stan Lee on "Spider-Man: The End," the current status of "NYX" and much more. Updated
Chicago, Day 1: Bendis Panel Goes Wild
During the Bendis panel at Wizard World Chicago, while Bendis was revealing his dream of a Batman/Daredevil project, DC VP of Marketing, Bob Wayne, busts in and speaks out against Joe Quesada
Chicago, Day 1: Friday Photo Parade
After just a short three week break the CBR Photo Parade is back with images from Day One at Wizard World Chicago. A handfull of costumed freaks and a whole lot of pros.
Justice For All Time: Geoff Johns talks "JSA/JSA"
Beginning with "JSA" #68, Geoff Johns takes fans of the team on a special five-part journey in the story "JSA/JSA" where the modern JSA travels to 1951 to join the Golden Age team in an epic battle. Johns spoke with CBR News about his plans.
Taking at look at "Elektra: The Hand" #1
Marvel Comics has provided CBR News with a six page preview of the September debuting "Elektra: The Hand" #1, written by Akira Yoshida with pencils by Christian Gossett.
Niles talks "Bloodsucker Tales," "Earth Versus Monsters" and Film Projects
Steve Niles has numerous projects set to hit the stands in the coming months. We chatted with the writer about "Bloodsucker Tales," the "Wake the Dead" film, a new project with Ashley Wood called "Earth Versus Monsters" plus more teasers of upcoming work.
Joss Whedon Waxes Enthusiastic About "Astonishing X-Men"
The creator of "Buffy" and writer of "Astonishing X-Men" Joss Whedon talks about the series, on writing comics and working with artist John Cassaday. Includes five preview pages from issue #4.
Locked & Loaded: Garth Ennis talks "303"
Coming this October from Avatar Press is the latest war story from Garth Ennis, "303." Joined on the book by Jacen Burrows, Ennis tells the tale of a war weary Russian Colonel and the gruesome journey he's about to embark on.
Not So Sweet Tooth: Regent St. Claire talks "CandyAppleBlack"
Sometimes the world can be a dark and awful place. It's a place that Regent St. Claire takes a look at in his self-published work "CandyAppleBlack."
Sharper Images: Liam Sharp talks "Art of Liam Sharp"
The artist of Wildstorm's "Possessed" talks with CBR News about his new art book and what's next for this rising star. Plus, his plans for a new art magazine featuring work from Michael Kaluta, Brian Holguin, Glen Fabry and prose from Steve Niles, amongst the contributors.
87,000 Attend Comic-Con International, Glanzer Discusses Show
2004 saw the biggest Comic-Con International yet, with over 87,000 people in attendance. CCI's Director of Marketing and Public Relations David Glanzer sat down with CBR News to talk about the show and what improvements and changes you can expect for next year.
Savage Dragon runs for President this Fall
You know the players in the U.S. Presidential election this fall, or do you. Bush? Check. Kerry? Check. Nader? Check. Savage Dragon? What the...?
Previewing "Hawaiian Dick: The Last Resort" #2
This September sees the addition of artist Nick Derington to "Hawaiian Dick: The Last Resort." CBR News has a six page preview of finished pages for you to check out.
Image Comics Solicitations for product shipping October, 2004
Image Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping October, 2004.
Marvel Comics Solicitations for product shipping October, 2004
Marvel Comics has released their solicitation text and cover images for comics and product shipping October, 2004.
"Fear Agent" Tony Moore Art Preview
CBR News has a look at sketches and preview art from the upcoming Rick Remender/Tony Moore Image Comics series "Fear Agent."
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by The Upper Canadien on 05/13/14 at 08:28 PM ET
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Habs. Bruins. Game seven. As it was meant to be. As it always was going to be. Two storied franchises going head to head for the 34th time. One team, big and brutish, coming off a phenomenal year, leading the league in points, 54 wins, a year removed from the Stanley Cup finals. The other a younger team, building on draft picks and development, focused on speed and skill.
Monday night's game was a thing of beauty. A hockey game featuring grit, determination, speed, skill and artistry. No thuggery. No goonery. It was fantastic hockey. Perhaps the best game I have watched in years. Absolute entertainment, from both sides.
But now we have something potentially better. Montreal. Boston. Game seven. Is there anything better for a hockey fan?
This game, based on the series, should be close. It will be a battle of goaltenders at the top of their class, defencemen at the top of their trade, and forwards hell bent on outdoing one another. Will Milan Lucic break out? Will Max Pacioretty continue to awake from his hibernation? Will Tomas Vanek show everyone why he's worth $8 million a year? Will PK Subban take over the game as only he can? Is Carey Price about to take his performances this year in elimination games...and take things to another level of goaltending superiority?
7 pm puck drop tomorrow. Habs coming off a shutout. Bruins waxing about penalty calls and expectations of a win. Montreal talking about what a great year it has been, how anything can happen, and how much they want victory.
I'm pretty excited. More than I have been in a long time for a Canadiens game. I only hope you're able to watch, because this, ladies and gentlemen, should be a good show.
Oh, and something tells be the Canadiens aren't ready to go home just yet.
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The PK Subban show
by The Upper Canadien on 05/07/14 at 06:17 AM ET
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Is there anything this guy can't do? PK Subban is playing the most domianting hockey of his career, and along with Carey Price is carrying the Montreal Canadiens. While the Habs are now up 2-1, and they've still got a lot of work to do, the Canadiens looked good Tuesday, outpacing a Boston Bruins team that at times seemed sedentary. Aside from Subban and Price, Tomas Vanek, Tomas Plekanec and Lars Eller had a heck of a game, while a flu ridden Rene Bouque still caused the Bruins fits as he flew all over the ice.
Both teams will be regrouping in practice today, in advance of tomorrow night's pivotal game four in Montreal. No doubt the Canadiens are looking to sieze the moment and go up 3-1, after letting a potential 2-0 lead slip away. Thus far, Montreal has outplayed Boston most of the series on the backs of their speed and skill. The Bruins have started to get angry - it started to show late third on Tuesday - but the Habs have stayed composed and let their play do the talking.
With regards to the lineup, don't expect any changes for Montreal Tuesday, but Michel Therrien looks brilliant after pulling Brandon Prust from the lineup and inserting Travis Moen. Prust is a warrior but clearly hurt, and needs some time to rest up. The swap of Douglas Muray in for Francis Bouillon also added some much needed size, and helped Montreal clear the front of the net as the game went on. Therrien is having a very good series.
Is there a dirtier player in the NHL than Brad Marchand? He's probably the guy you'd love on your team and despise when he is elsewhere, but he is without question the sleaziest player I have seen in a long time. Every time I think he's crossed the line, he creates a new line and crosses that one too.
Enjoy the day off. Big game on Thursday.
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Setting the stage for game 2
by The Upper Canadien on 05/03/14 at 09:52 AM ET
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Can the Habs go home with a 2-0 lead? It seems unlikely, but stranger things have happened, including in 2011, where the Habs went home in the first round...with a 2-0 lead over Boston. We won't talk about what happened afterwards.
Game one was all Carey, all Subban. How do the Canadiens win game 2? It needs to be all Carey again, with sprinkles of Subban, Vanek and Pacioretty. They need to keep playing their game, not Boston's. If they do, and the speed comes through, they'll win.
Lineup changes? I would look to get Bournival back on that fourth line. It's an added weapon and he's responsible defensively. Moen was good, not great. I might consider swapping Moen up for Prust - Prust has not looked right - but I suspect Prust will play, as he's as gritty as they come.
12:30 puck drop. Fans in Boston are anxious. Fans in Montreal are anxious. Fans elsewhere are asking questions such as, "what's for breakfast? Why is there a hockey game at 12:30?"
Enjoy folks.
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Thursday night can't come soon enough
by The Upper Canadien on 04/29/14 at 08:53 PM ET
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Well, it appears to be official. After days of online theories and twitter suggestions, the NHL appears to have (finally) announced the Canadiens-Bruins series will start Thursday night, followed by a likely afternoon tilt on Saturday. No doubt the Canadiens are salivating at the thought of playing actual hockey, as Thursday will mark ten days they have gone without a game. As such, the Habs participated in a simulated game Monday night with their black aces, in an attempt to get them back to their normal routines and ready for the rumble that will be Boston.
This series will boil down to who wants it more. The Bruins are bigger, sure - a whole six pounds on average. The Habs are faster, yes, but are you telling me Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand and co can't skate? Sure, Zdeno Chara dives, almost as often as his teammate Marchand, but we all know that Brendan Gallagher has been known to take a tumble on purpose and try to goad a penalty.
At the end of the day, this will come down to who is willing to sacrifice more to get to the Eastern final. It is going to be a battle between two very good teams with a lot of skill that buy into systems and support their colleagues. That and two very good goalies. Carey Price and Tukka Rask may be the top two netminders in the NHL. You better believe they are ready to put on a show.
So mark your calendars, boys and girls, Thursday it is. The Bruins have won the past two playoff tilts between these two teams, most recently in overtime of game seven in 2011, en route to a Stanley Cup.
This time? I think it's Montreal's turn. And I'm saying Habs in six.
Should be a doozie.
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Habs storm ahead
by The Upper Canadien on 04/21/14 at 06:46 AM ET
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It had a great pregame show, it had Ginette Reno, it had the apparently possessed Rene Borque, it had phenomenal goaltending, it had referee controversy - yes, last night's Habs-Lightning game had just about everything. What an entertaining hockey game, and what a sunny, warm, welcoming Monday morning for Canadiens fans. A 3-0 lead. Control of the series. Four contributing lines. A team buying into its system. A poised PK Subban. Carey Price, you know, the one everyone knew was in there was was waiting to see in the playoffs. A tough as nails Francis Bouillon. Brandon Prust fearlessly blocking shots late third, despite obvious discomfort. Lars Eller, finally coming into his own.
Montreal is playing its best hockey thus far this year, committed to a defensive system that pounces on mistakes and creates chances without sacrificing defensive position. The fourth win is the hardest to get, but the Canadiens will be pushing for it on Tuesday. Carey Price looked as on as he has in this whole series on Sunday night, but so did Anders Lindback. Steven Stamkos is a gamebreaker - can the Habs continue to hold him in check? (or should that be Czech? Tomas Plekanec playing out of his head defensively).
There is still a lot of work today, but a few days rest would do the Habs some good. You know they want it done in four. Every player knows they want it. Can they do it?
Tomorrow. 7 pm.
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Break out the Van Halen and put the beer on ice, it's playoff time
by The Upper Canadien on 04/15/14 at 07:08 PM ET
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It's the most wonderful time of the year. The tulips are sprouting, the birds are chirping...and the snow is falling? Regardless, it's playoff time, and the Montreal Canadiens are getting ready to take on Tampa Bay in the first round. Montreal looks to be a more complete team than they have in at least 6 or 7 years, if not a lot longer. Tampa Bay also look solid top to bottom, and this matchup has the makings of a good series. A quick summary as we get set for puck drop, 23 short hours from now.
Up front:
Tampa Bay has Stamkos. Arguably the most naturally gifted goal scorer in the NHL. Is he at full health? Does he have a partner to dish like Martin St. Louis did? Who cares. This guy can change a game on his own. Beyond the captain, you know the supporting cast well. Ryan Callahan. Purcell. Palat. Johnson. Tampa has more depth than you may think, and they play a strong defensive system.
Montrea counters with what may be the hottest line in hockey over the past month, as Pacioretty-Desharnais-Vanek lead the way. Their depth is also impresive, as players such as Tomas Plekanec, Brandon Prust, and Travis Moen will be counted on to check the ever-threatening Stamkos. Scorers such as Brendan Gallagher, Brian Gionta, Daniel Briere and Lars Eller litter the second through fourth line. Montreal has the supporting cast necessary to get the job done. But they don't have Stamkos.
Edge: Tampa Bay
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Tampa Bay has a strong defensive core, led by Victor Hedman, Matthew Carle and Eric Brewer. However, it gets thin after that, as players such as Keith Aulie, Mike Kostka, and veteran Sami Salo hold down the fort. Tampa's defence isn't exceptionally fast, but they can control the play in their own end, and make a good first pass. Without question though, this is the Hedman show.
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Habs get set for playoff push
by The Upper Canadien on 04/08/14 at 08:39 PM ET
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After four days of rest, the Canadiens take the ice Wednesday night in game 80. And after writing 800 words on their season thus far, the strategy of resting players, and PK Subban's place in the Michel Therrien landscape, I accidentally deleted it. As such, I'll keep my comments brief in advance of tomorrow's game. Resting Price, Markov, etc al makes sense. Look at what happened to Ben Bishop tonight against Toronto. As for Subban, he's clearly got a special place in Therrien's heart. Is his play hurting because of it? Is his play being effected because he's hurting? We'll know the answer to the latter soon, based on his icetime over the final three games.
With three games left, Montreal has a chance to lock up home ice advantage for the playoffs. Does it matter for a team with as strong a road record as the Habs have had this year? I would argue it does, but I also think being the visitor has its advantages. Regardless, Montreal clearly wants it, and may top 100 points for the first time since Guy Carbonneau was walking the bench.
Enjoy the final stretch. Hard not to be optimistic with the playoffs so close. With a core of Pacioretty, Price, Markov, Subban, Plekanec and Vanek, things are looking up. They've got one of the hottest lines in hockey. Daniel Briere is one of the best point-per-game players come playoff time. Brandon Prust, if he's in, will be as rested as can be. Montreal arguably has their strongest team in two decades.
As Morrisey would say, a rush and a push and the land is ours. It looks like they are Canada's only hope this year. I'm pretty excited to see how this all plays out.
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Habs look to continue streak in Tampa
by The Upper Canadien on 04/01/14 at 05:16 PM ET
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The Canadiens skate into Tampa Tuesday on a five game winning streak, looking to eke out a win against a robust Tampa team nipping at Montreal's heels. Tampa and Montreal have been fighting it out for 3rd in the East for the past few weeks, and the winner of that contest will play host in the first round, unless there is a drastic change of events in the standings. The past six matches between these two teams have been decided by one goal, including 3 this year. Both teams made significant changes at the deadline, headlined by Tomas Vanek up North, and Ryan Callahan down South.
Carey Price gets the nod, while Tomas Plekanec will slide back into the lineup after missing Saturday's game for personal reasons. One element to follow over the remaining two weeks of the NHL season is ice time, specifically that of Andrei Markov in Montreal's case. Markov has soaked up the sixth-most ice time in the league this year, with PK Subban close behind at eighth. In Markov's case, that begs the question of whether or not he might get a break heading into the playoffs. It certainly isn't going to come tonight, but if the Habs mange to get a stronger hold on that third-place standing sometime over the next week, look for Michel Therrien to give his veteran rearguard a bit of a break. However, it's a luxury the Canadiens may not find themselves with this year.
Third place is on the line, and a win secures a playoff spot for the Habs. Should be a great game.
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Habs -Leafs tonight on CBC
by The Upper Canadien on 03/22/14 at 01:59 PM ET
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The end of an era tonight, with the last regular season Habs-Leafs game ever on CBC's Hockey NIght in Canada as we know it. I don't have much to add - clearly, it is a huge game for both teams - but I will opine on one point. Based on the practice lines, Alex Galchenyuk appears to be ready to slide in as a centre between Brian Gionta and Rene Bourque. My two cents: it's about time. If Ryan Johansen can play centre in the NHL at an early age, so can Galchenyuk.
He may be the most talented player the Canadiens have, and now he'll get a chance to show us what he can do. I'm happy to see he's probably going to play with Gionta and Bourque, as these veterans should reinforce Galchenyuk and provide some grit to go with his soft hands. The Leafs aren't an overly good defensive team. Let's see what Alex Galchenyuk can do.
7 pm. CBC. Enjoy it, folks.
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The Habs last night
by The Upper Canadien on 03/16/14 at 09:48 AM ET
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Were you one of the many that stopped watching? If so, you're not alone. There were many empty seats with 3:22 remaining, when Lars Eller scored his first goal in almost 3 months, to bring the Habs to within two. The rest is history, as the Canadiens become the first team ever in NHL history to come back from a 3 goal deficit with less than 5 minutes remaining.
What spurred it on? Michel Therrien looked like he had checked out with about 10 minutes to go. Carey Price was having a lacklustre game. Brandon Prust had had enough of Milan Michalek, of being pushed around by a cocky Senators team, and he let it be known as he destroyed Michalek in a fight. But I put this win squarely on the shoulders of the Subbanator. PK Subban made rush after rush, taking the team on his back. PK was leading by example, laying hits, blocking shots, and creating chances in the Senators' zone. The tying goal was all PK, as he patiently waited, with 3 or 4 seconds to go, and found the open man in David Desharnais through traffic. 99% of NHLers would have taken the shot, but PK kept looking for an easier solution. He found it, OT followed, and Francis Bouillon potted the winner about a minute in.
Eller - no goals since January 2nd. Bouillon - his first goal of the season, after a month as a healthy scratch before this week. Talk about heroes coming out of the shadows. They came out of the pressbox.
The Canadiens of late have been a mess. Carey Price hadn't started for them in about six weeks. I'm actually surprised there hasn't been more conversation about Price, as the Olympics theoretically could cost the Habs a playoff spot. But push all that aside. Games like last night can make a season. They make boys men. They insprie and reinforce.
Tonight, the Habs are in Buffalo, sans their starting goalie, who stayed behind in Montreal. Not a good sign, and a clear indicator that Price is banged up, but the Habs control their own destiny. Keep winning and they likely have home ice first round. Keep struggling and they could miss the postseason.
That said, after last night, I'm liking their chances. Suffice to say, there seems to be a little St. Patty's day magic in the Montreal air. Let's hope it continues.
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Started by MASA in Mosaics of Interest Oct 25. 0 Replies 0 Likes
We have just completed uploading all the Exhibition Albums for the past 5 years to the new MOSAIC ASSOCIATION SOUTH AFRICA website (under construction).We took a moment to scroll through the photographs and am astounded at how much this amazing organisation, filled with wacky, wonderful, compulsive, sometimes weird but highly creative people has achieved.We are so very proud of this organisation and invite you to have a sneak preview and share the experience with your friends. Perhaps, they too, will then understand our love for this incredible art form! CLICK HERE TO SEE ALL THE EXHIBITION ALBUMS Continue
Started by Diana Brett in General Interest. Last reply by MASA Oct 24. 17 Replies 2 Likes
Please i know you don't get enough entries and i agree that isn't good. but maybe competitions should be advertised a bit further in advance giving people more time to do there projects.Please please do not close this site down .... its the most amazing site on the planet ... and if i could i would be on here the whole day.......... this site inspires and motivates please don't even consider that.Regarding a future project. i would like to suggest we do different butterflies and then put them at the Donald Gordon hospital in Jan smuts ave Johannesburg in the children cancer ward on the walls to brighten and give them some hope.If we put them on the walls down the passages and even in the wards just to brighten the place and give the kids some hope even though its incredible sad very few of them make it ... and i speak for niece who thank God is resting in peace and is no longer sufferingThat would be so cool to do something like that .........Please lets all work together as artists and make this site work - its the most inspiring site on the planet. and we need you! Don't close please, don't even think of that.Continue
Started by MASA in General Interest. Last reply by MASA Oct 23. 36 Replies 0 Likes
To some of you this discussion will not be a surprise - In a nutshell, the past few MASA activities have highlighted the following (419 Members):Online Competition 10: Tribute to Portchie - 16 EntriesOnline Competition 11: Elements in Motion - 7 EntriesMASA Mosaic with Heart - 175 EntriesMASA in Support of RAGE - 37 EntriesMASA Bouquet for the Elderly - 41 EntriesMME 2013 - 18 Artists / 41 Entries including Top 12 Rhino'sMME 2014 - 7 Artists / 22 Entries on extended deadline for registration. Cher then begged, cajoled and bullied more participants to total 16 Artists / 35 entriesMASA at Hobby-X The Dome - Excellent reviews, high standard of mosaics (also consisted of MWH and RAGE mosaics)MASA at Hobby-X Cape Town - Excellent reviews, high standard of mosaics (also consisted of few MWH and RAGE mosaics)Drawing your own conclusions from the above information, something is not working and before we throw the baby out with the bathwater (closing MASA), please consider the following:PROPOSAL:Build an open website for the domain : www.mosaicassociation.co.za (using Wordpress) This domain is currently diverted to the MASA Network (http://mosaicassociationsa.ning.com) and costs approximately R250 per month.This domain has been in use since 2009 and appears on the first page of Google searches for "mosaic, South Africa" - so we will not lose the benefitMonthly cost (Wordpress website hosting and existing emails) R49.00 per month (including VAT)On the front page of the website will be a link to the OLD MASA NETWORK (Ning network) - which can continue to run until the end of November to allow people to remove their photo's etcThe website will be open to the public, potential mosaic buyers, suppliers etcMembers will be listed geographically on the MEMBERS PAGE with a link to their PAGE dedicated to their work which would feature a short mosaic biography (experience, awards,…Continue
Started by Donja Leegwater in Mosaics of Interest. Last reply by Daleen Edgar Sep 28. 3 Replies 1 Like
Only 1 month for us to put together our mosaic masterpieces for this competition!I am in the "looking for inspiration stage" at the moment and am trawling through ideas (and discarding them). I hope I'm not the only one struggling to create a design - and stick to it! I have been looking through the MASA photo album to help me, and WOW, I have really found inspiration here!Some of the mosaic artists on the site who have given me food for thought include:- Daleen Edgar. Her recent post entitled "work in progress" has some beautiful elements-inspiration like the look and feel of hair blowing in the wind and ripples in a pond.- Willie le Roux. His piece entitled "Swartberg" provides inspiration around the "earth" element and the use of sweeping lines to perhaps create a feeling of motion?- Sonya do Rego. OK, she is an internationally recognised mosaic artist (as are a number of our MASA members!) and has been featured in a number of publications, but I can still study her piece called "Fall" which so beautifully captures both the motion and the feeling of falling.- Jocelyn de Freitas. Her photo entitled 386 shows water, wind and leaves - a combination of elements and an indication of motion/movement in the piece.-Henriette van Nieuwenhuizen se foto van "my mosaiek spieel 019" met 'n pragtige uitbeelding van 'n meisietjie in die wind en reen.- Dewalt Swart. His piece entitled "Freedom" with its beautiful wave with dolphins gives a feeling of the power, movement and joy.- Yael Peleg's "Fish Tray" uses design and andamento to create the "notion of…Continue
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Started by Cher Manning in Mosaic Technical. Last reply by Donja Leegwater Jun 18. 36 Replies 0 Likes
Recently at Hobby-X people asked questions about the tools we use to create our mosaics. Many were quite baffled that we could cut round tiles and that I did not have a magical tool beyond my trusty Leponnit (the 5th one in 7 years). This got me to thinking of all the odds and ends I have gathered over the years to make my mosaic life a little easier and had a look at my mosaic tools:Overlocker threading tweezer - the best ever because of the very thin slightly bent front endsChinese food wood chopstick - for removing grout around inserts and millifioriMetal strip from old computer port (flat at one end) - for removing grout residue from the sides of wood baseSpatula used for cake making - for applying and removing groutTupperware bowl that slots into saucer - for mixing small amounts of groutSmall metal tool (trowel shape at one end, flat rectangular at the other) - for just about anything that needs scraping, plastering, etcStained glass grinder - for big jobsCarborundum File - for smoothing slight imperfections on tile edgesScrewdriver - for removing tiles that are just "wrong"Nescafe Coffee bottles - for storing different coloured tiles and they are very stackable!A myriad of small plastic containers - for putting little bits of little things like millifioriI know of people who have also collected some strange tools over time, anything from toothpicks to dentists tools and hoping they will share their discoveries with us.What about you? Have you got an odd tool that makes your mosaic life easier? Do tell us! Continue
Started by Cher Manning in General Interest. Last reply by Thomas Groenewald Mar 16. 4 Replies 0 Likes
With all the discussions regarding copyright and the often emotional response to being the victim of copyright infringement, I was wondering if there was not perhaps another way to deal with the issue.A friend on Facebook shared a photograph of a pretty mosaic that had no artist name either embedded or attached to the photograph. I searched through Google under various words to match the mosaic, and although I found copies of the photograph either on Pinterest or similar sites, again there was no mention of the artist. I eventually shared the photograph with our group with the comment "unknown artist" and within a very short time, another member returned with the proper title and name of the artist. I amended my post accordingly:)A few days later I was a approached by a client to copy the mosaic for her. I researched and found the artist and wrote to them, introducing myself and requesting permission to copy the specific mosaic, undertaking the following:At no time would the mosaic be publicly viewed or placed on exhibitionI would attach a card to the back of the mosaic stating the original mosaic name and artist and I would send them a photograph of the completed mosaic for their recordsThe original artist declined permission to reproduce the mosaic with very valid reasoning and said that I would understand if anyone ever asked me to copy any of my work. I contacted the client and advised her of the decision and offered her another design. The client declined the offer as she was set on the specific design and said she would find someone else to do the reproduction for her. I advised the original artist of the clients intentions and left it at that.So round about here is where some serious pondering on this issue began. No - nobody has ever asked my permission to reproduce any of my original work (Although I have been asked for patterns of work I have done) but I wondered how I would react if such a momentous event occurred. My immediate response was that I would…Continue
February 13, 2015 at 5pm to February 27, 2015 at 5pm – MASA
Competition Brief: MASA encourages use of new techniques of applying mosaics as well as experimenting with different materials, this competition challenges you to try something new - Experiment with…
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Want to know how I make my wine last? First, here's my story...
After all the excitement of crushing grapes, we watch (and taste!) the babies (juice) ferment into young adults (wine). Once all settled in, we monitor (and taste!) the maturation process to the point that they are ready to leave their vessels, after which, the part which inspires me most comes in: The art of blending.
Blending of wines are done for various reasons. For me, it means the blending of components in order to compliment each other, to the point where the result is bigger than the sum of components put together.
The same process is followed in mosaics. It is why I am drawn to it. To some, mosaics are seen as a mere puzzle. To me, putting various pieces of glass together to form a bigger picture is invaluable. Like wine components, no two pieces are the same, making each mosaic unique.
My decision to do mosaics did not mean that I had to abandon my love for wine. It just…Continue
Posted by Donja Leegwater on June 5, 2014 at 10:30 4 Comments 4 Likes
After 3 years of studiously avoiding grout in my mosaics, I finally took the plunge and made a grouted piece for the Bouquet for the Elderly project (piece entitled "flower1").
I don't know why I didn't do it sooner. It was so easy to grout (thanks to Thomas for his excellent advice and tips in this area)...and it has such a great "mud pies" feeling to it - took me straight back to childhood.
The grout made such a difference to the piece, highlighting the lines of the quasi-geometric pattern and bringing it to life.
Gives me the courage to go and try lots of other stuff that I have been putting of because I am nervous that I won't be able to do it or it's too difficult, etc.
Thanks mosaic for another life lesson.…Continue
Posted by El-Maree van Zweel on May 4, 2014 at 10:26 4 Comments 0 Likes
In 2013, I saw a very attractive and detailed piece of mosaic on the glassworks island of Murano in Venice (see photo's). Upon enquiring from the shop assistant as to the identity of the artist, I was told that they were not sure who she was, but that she was from Ravenna, "...the heart of mosaic artistry in Italy...". This surprised me, as it was in fact the first time I had taken notice of Ravenna and its place in the history of mosaic, but now that I know, I want to go there! They actually have a school (est. 1968) which teaches the traditional mosaic techniques, like those used by the artisans who created the mosaics for the Basilica San Marco. This sounds like an art retreat of note
Posted by Karin Stanford on April 8, 2014 at 9:30 2 Comments 0 Likes
Inspired by the launch of this community service project, I thought I would share the following extract from a poem I have kept close to me for a long time.....
And I think of the years and the love that I've known.
I'm now an old woman ...and nature is cruel;
'Tis jest to make old age look like a fool.
The body, it crumbles, grace and vigour depart,
There is now a stone where I once had a heart.
But inside this old carcass a young girl still dwells,
And now and again, my battered heart swells.
I remember the joys, I remember the pain,
And I'm loving and living life over again.
I think of the years ....all too few, gone too fast,
And accept the stark fact that nothing can last.
So open your eyes, people, open and…
Posted by Donja Leegwater on March 17, 2014 at 9:31 4 Comments 3 Likes
I am feeling all inspired by the bouquet for the elderly project that is currently in progress and have decided to set myself 2 personal challenges for this project:
1. First "real thing" mosaic and
2. First use of grout in one of my mosaics.
My usual mosaic work is more on the abstract side because I have a fear of trying to mosaic "real things". Having zero art training or experience (other than the RTFM (read the flippin' manual) kind) I just know that any still life will look like 4 year old fridge art and dogs will look like donkeys. However, I have decided that I need to pull on my big girl panties and give it a go for this project - I am clenching thumbs that they will be recognisable as a flower of some sort
Since I work mostly in smalti and marble, I have never had to grout a project so I have decided to create a piece that requires grout this time around. This gives me 2 new things to try: different materials to…Continue


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I have a very, very small cottage, built prior to WWII, sitting just steps away from the Atlantic shoreline, in northern Florida. I have never before owned oceanfront property, and to put it mildly, it is a constant learning experience. The wind, the sand, the salt, the humidity . . it requires DAILY attention to everything, and it's still a losing battle against the elements.
It's wood sided, and sits about 2' off the sand on concrete blocks. I've owned it for 25 years, and have had to repaint it about every 5 years. It's time to paint again, and looking for some advice before I begin this big job.
The house has always been painted a high gloss white. Initially I painted with Porter for years, then 2 years ago I used Glidden, and what a disaster that has been.
The nails rust continuously - they only last about 6 weeks after painting/touch-ups before they start showing their orange heads again. Mold is a continuous problem too. And of course all the outside porch lights disintegrate, even steel & aluminum, so I've just given up and replace them with inexpensive ones from a discount store every couple of years.
As for the paint . . a local painter recommended Sherwin-Williams Loxon XP, but everything I've read says it's not for painting wood. He wants to pressure wash the house, clean the nail heads, use an oil-based primer, then spray & backroll the Loxon XP. One coat primer, one coat Loxon.
Another painter recommended same thing, only instead of Loxon XP, wants to use 2 top coats of Kilz Casual Colors in High Gloss Ultra Bright White.
Any one have any recommendations as to a different brand of paint that can stand up to the harsh environment of the coastline? Rust? Mold? Peeling/Cracking? Longevity?
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Although it's been a struggle for most of the 2013 IZOD IndyCar Series for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, the team stands a good chance of playing spoiler to the proverbial heavy hitters this weekend. It's a race promoted by team co-owner, Mike Lanigan.
RLL enters the Shell and Pennzoil Grand Prix of Houston doubleheader weekend with Graham Rahal riding renewed confidence and momentum in working with new engineer Neil Fife, and James Jakes seeking his third Firestone Fast Six appearance on a street course.
Rahal's been busy during IndyCar's month-long break, having participated in the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course test and providing invaluable feedback for the series as it plans for the race on the road course there next year.
After only one start better than 15th on the series' first nine road and street course races, Rahal qualified eighth at Sonoma and should have made the Firestone Fast Six at Baltimore, before his two fastest laps were deleted for causing a red flag. He still started 12th and was a passing demon in the early stages. Additionally, his best result of the year came on a street course, with second place at Long Beach.
"We absolutely had a turn around coming out of Mid Ohio into Sonoma," Rahal said of the recent surge. "Suddenly our team started to click with (race engineer) Neil (Fife) in charge. We found a balance I felt confident in and started to put in some great laps. I wish we could have the ultimate results we deserved, but we certainly have been amongst the quickest for the last couple of races."
Rahal races this weekend in the blu eCigs livery for another race, but with a matte black finish and blue accents, as opposed to a white, blue and black livery he had run earlier this season on his No. 15 Honda. He scored his first IndyCar (then Champ Car) podium at Houston, finishing second to teammate Sebastien Bourdais in 2007.
Jakes, meanwhile, can complete a trifecta of Firestone Fast Six appearances for the first half of doubleheader races this season. He and Dario Franchitti, who scored pole for Race 1 at both Detroit and Toronto, are the only two drivers in the field with that opportunity. Jakes finished a career-best second at Detroit Race 2 and generally has been down on luck and reliability, but not on pace of late in the No. 16 Acorn Stairlifts Honda.
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I tested my brandnew underwater Canon Prima AS-1 ! Worked perfectly!This photo was shot on film. Taken by tabi with a Canon Prima AS-1 loaded with DM Paradies 400 (35mm) film in moraira, Spain. These tags describe this photo: underwater, spain, and beach. Date: 2011-09. Time: Noon. This photo can also be found in the album Summer Vacation // 2011-09 // Diana Mini.
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