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Until those last few minutes, I was fully prepared to be disappointed this week. But watching Jason get the shaft added a little excitement to an otherwise meandering installment of Pretty Little Liars.
After last week's filler episode, I thought maybe "What Becomes of the Broken Hearted" would continue to shift our focus away from the mysteries we desperately want resolved, and I was right...mostly. The show will spin its wheels occasionally to fill out the season, like most programs, and it's up to the fans to find something else to enjoy while we wait for the revelations.
Jason's dangerous accident wasn't the only interesting part of the episode. Emily was working with Jason, hoping to keep him from running to Wilden before he had any proof and putting himself in danger. Together the two discovered a picture of Ali on a boat with both Wilden and CeCe Drake. Which was weird because CeCe had just told Emily she didn't know Wilden.
This revelation causes Jason to share that the night Ali died he remembered seeing Melissa and CeCe talking. He never disclosed it because he was so messed up that night, he was never really sure that it was real. Plus, his being awake would make him suspect.
It seems like maybe Melissa was talking to Wilden that night when she said she'd have to call 911 to get his attention. Either way, it's clear that CeCe's involved somehow, and like all new people in Rosewood, she's got something to hide. Later on, we see her lying to Aria about her car being towed. What was she doing when she was supposedly "getting food"?
CeCe might be the blonde in the red coat, back to avenge Ali's death or to destroy the members of the N.A.T. club. Clearly, Melissa is involved as well, and I'm still baffled that the girls have never pressed her very hard for more information despite her shady actions.
I am also very suspicious of Jason. I know he just got majorly injured, and maybe he secretly left the hospital out of fear for his own safety. But wasn't it weird that once he got Emily out of the elevator he just let the doors close? Perhaps he's setting himself up as the victim to gain the girls' trust. It wouldn't be the first time a member of the A-team has allowed himself to be harmed to avoid suspicion. Remember Toby's fall in "Blond Leading the Blind?" Plus, Jason did have that strange injury that looked about the size and shape of a screwdriver.
As the only pertinent revelations on the episode came from Emily's diligent work, I have to ask: Is Emily the only one working to solve the show's mysteries now?
Just what were there other liars doing this week?
Hanna just had to reunite Caleb with his Uncle/Father Jaime. She's never really upfront about what's motivating her, but I'll bet it has something to do with her own daddy issues. I think it's great that she's trying to help Caleb, and I was happy to see him come around. However, her meddling was over the top and will cause her trouble...as we can already see. Plus, the whole family-drama just seemed like a way to add drama to the Haleb relationship. Without A keeping them apart, they were in danger of getting stale.
Aria's time with Wes ended up just where we all knew it would, with a kiss. True, they both broke away from it quickly, but there's real chemistry between the two. Age-appropriate chemistry.
And Spencer. Ah, Spencer. This week Emily (who's doing all the heavy lifting lately) finally gave her a verbal slapping by telling her the world doesn't revolve around her and everyone has their own pain to deal with, so stop throwing yours around, Spencer! And Spencer retorted by saying this was the new Spencer so get used to it. If that's the case, I'm seriously considering checking out on this show.
New Spencer is terrible. She's self-absorbed and destructive and not just to herself. Now that A has finally banned Spencer from telling the girls about Toby, will she use that as her new excuse or will it just be something else for her to rebel against?
From the looks of the promo for next week, it seems like Spencer might finally give in and tell her friends. And it's about time!
Um and how do you know Toby's fall was something he was in on? How do you be was on the A team then? I don't think he was...
i actually think it's an interesting arc for Spencer. She's going through a dark arc. I think it's refreshing from her normally being put together all the time and acting perfect. he's fallen apart. What pisses me off though is that a a GUY drove Spencer to this. Really ? since when does Spencer let a guy affect her THAT much and it really doesnt show her independence. Of course she has ever right to be upset about this, but a guy should not be enough to drive Spencer to darkness.
I like Spencer this way! It's nice to see another side of her.
It just shows how an amazing actress Troian is :)
I thought the girl in the red jacket was Ceci when they showed the flashback from the previous episode so her possibly being the girl in the red jacket is no news to me I never trusted her
I enjoyed last night episode. It was good to see Melissa and Wren again. We haven't seen those characters in a while. Well we did see Melissa in the flashback but it was still nice to see them. I don't like how Spencer is pulling away from her friends but I do understand her pain and why she is lashing out. I like Aria and Wes. It is weird since he is Ezra brother but they have good chemistry together. I don't really care for the Caleb father storyline. I do love anytime that Hanna and Caleb are together. They are so sweet.
More than anyone Spencer has been rung through the ringer by A. (Tho Emily runs a close second.) When she'd finally carved out a safe harbour for herself, she finds out that her alleged safe harbor was helping to torture her. I think she's so enraged, at herself and at Toby and at A and Allison, that she just can't deal. Not yet. However, I think the threat from A will be the impetus to tell someone the truth. Regardless, she needs to tell her friends. Toby is a danger to them. I like Spencer 2.0's tougher and bolder edge. But not her selfishness. At the end of the episode, it looks like she's realizing it. Hopefully she fesses up next week. Always knew Cece and Wilden were suspicious. Why? They live in Rosewood and knew Ali. I do want to believe Jason right now. Spencer just can't have two conniving siblings, right? Wren is back. Mixed feelings. Wes, trying to get with your brother's girl? Not cool, dude. Not cool.
Ok I have to say now Im getting somewhat irritated with this show. Im liking the new Spencer but Im tired of A winning. Time for the girls to rally and fight back and was hoping Mona would get the beatdown she deserves. Cece was my first thought for the girl in the red coat, but Im wondering what the girls did to her to deserve the wrath of A. And I wondering am I the only one who thinks Jason D might have been drugged the night Ali died he has similar symptoms to Emily and Paige when they were drugged.
I really like this episode.
Yes the Spencer storyline is getting a bit tired. But manipulating people and crashing Mona was quite funny. It's nice how people are afraid of her and but still funny.
Hanna and Caleb are sweet. And I like how they are growing as a couple not related to run from A or something. But the Dad isn't good deal let's see if he is the dad or just plays the game to get the money.
Aria ! oh so boring ARIA! The only good thing is seeing CeCe along her and her nerdy connections to Wes.
Em! Em and Jason are sweet together, I wouldn't mind them to sweat it OUT! But sadly Em isn't playing that game. But now I'm really bumped by what happened to Jason. Is he Leading the game or is he getting played!?
I think your suspicions about Jason are off. I think the writers have pretty much said he's going to redeem himself. Whatever though...they may do a 180 and change their minds. I think he up and left the hospital because he knew someone was trying to kill him. As soon as Emily closed the curtain it was obvious what would happen.
I think Aria and Wes are cute. I'm sorry but for a girl who loves her boyfriends sooo soo much, she sure kisses a lot of other guys.
I kind of like Spencer these days. No holds barred. Pretty fun. Poor Emily...the only one trying to figure things out.
I thought this episode was pretty awesome. I didn't like the Spencer who was avoiding her friends but loved her outburst with Mona. Aria and Wes, i like them together but why does he have to be Ezra's brother. Emily i too feel is the only one solving the mystery. Hanna is going to have trouble not messing with Caleb's relationship with his dad, he could of been paid with the from the box making him innocent or he stole it. I think Cece is the red coated blonde and Killed Ali and Wilden knows he looks guilty but was only just involved with both and Cece got jealous.


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Draw A Line get's things started on this release and immediately introduces a solid groove, packed with energy and made for the summer dance floor. Having featured in Richy Ahmed's Rinse FM compilation, the track sparked an immediate reaction- and it's done the same to me. Draw A Line is one that will make an impact on the dance floor, one that will no doubt entertain the thousands at Paradise, Ibiza this summer.
Remaining along the unruly bassline rhythm, Connect Yourself forms the second original piece of work on this release. Throwing an impressive vocal into the midst, Connect Yourself demands a similar dance floor reaction.
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Ray Allen in hot pursuit
For the Boston Celtics restricted free agent and future Hall of Famer Ray Allen, this has been a busy off-season so far.
Teams such as the Memphis Grizzlies, Minnesota Timberwolves, Miami Heat, Los Angeles Clippers and the Celtics have all reached out to the current leader in 3-pointers made in the NBA today.
Allen, 36, will be visiting the Heat and the Clippers later this week, as he will listen to what they can offer him at this point in his career.
The Grizzlies have been interested in Allen because they need a replacement at guard, as they did not offer a tender to O.J. Mayo and decided to let him become a free agent.
If Allen joined the Grizzlies, he would be on young team that is ready to take that next step in the Western Conference. They feature All-Star players in forwards Rudy Gay and Zach Randolph, and center Marc Gasol.
The Clippers have expressed interest in the shooting guard, as they traded away Eric Gordon to acquire franchise player Chris Paul. Randy Foye started at the two position for the Clippers, but lacked the outside shot to stretch the floor.
Allen would be the ideal player for both spacing the floor and shooting the long-distance shot.
The 2011-'12 Champion Heat are always on the lookout to improve their team, as other teams in the Eastern Conference are gunning for the top spot.
Despite the excellent shooting and bench play in the NBA Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder, for the most part of the regular season and in the playoffs, the Heat's shooters were more like spectators on the court.
Shane Battier, Mike Miller, James Jones and Mario Chalmers struggled mightily with their shooting, and were very inconsistent. With a player of Allen's pedigree, he would be the perfect compliment to team up with Lebron James in spacing the floor.
The Heat's offer of possibly winning another title also gives them an edge over other teams, as Allen would love nothing more than to get ring number two.
Although many people around the league think that the Heat will have a chance of signing guard Allen, most believe that Allen will return to the team where he won his first ring.
Celtics GM Danny Ainge has expressed countless times that he wants to bring back Allen, and also believes that he will most likely return, as Kevin Garnett has agreed to sign a three-year extension worth $34 million.
The Celtics have been reported to offer Allen a two-year deal worth $12 million.
The only problem that would hinder Allen from signing with the Celtics or the Heat is that he wants to be starter. Allen has indicated that he was not happy when he lost his starting job to Avery Bradley, when he suffered an ankle injury that later required surgery.
Even though the Celtics roster is old and was ravaged by injuries, they were only one game away from the NBA Finals, as they took the eventual champions Heat to the brink of elimination in Game 7 in the Eastern Conference Finals.
In the 2012 NBA Draft, the Celtics selected forward Jared Sullinger, center Fab Melo and guard Kris Joseph to add youth to an experienced squad that should once again be a force in the tough Eastern Conference.
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There is much to go over when thinking of what needs to be done about planning a wedding. Sometimes planning all of the things you need to do for a wedding can be overwhelming, this is why this article is here. This article can help give you some insight on some of the things you can do to make sure your wedding goes as planned.
When inviting parents to your wedding, consider what time it will be held if they're planning on bringing their kids. A night-time wedding with a reception that runs into the wee hours of the morning will not work well for children, so either move your ceremony to an earlier time or provide accommodation for children to have a nap during the reception.
Make the most of your winter wedding by incorporating distinctive natural elements into your decor. For example, look for a venue that will allow guests to enjoy a roaring fire, and the scent of fresh evergreen boughs. Further adding to the cozy touch of winter, feature gourmet hot cocoa, spiced apple cider, or rich wooden accent pieces.
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If you are going to have a DJ at your wedding, ask to see them in action before the big day. You do not want to be stuck with an inexperienced or unskilled DJ whose lack of musical abilities could ruin the whole atmosphere of your wedding reception. Ask to watch them work at another event first.
Do not spend a fortune on your honeymoon. Nowadays, there are many websites that can help set you up with a honeymoon package that will save you money. Also, if your wedding is in the summer, you may want to consider putting your honeymoon off until winter, when vacation packages are cheaper.
Consider getting married on a weekday. Most wedding venues are much cheaper to hire on weekdays than on weekends, and many venues offer couples specials deals on bar and catering costs if they book their wedding on a weekday. Just make sure that all your important wedding guests can get time off work to attend.
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Jill Press is a Chicago Realtor who manages her work and home life without a car. Born in Chicago, she received her BA in Journalism from Temple University in Philadelphia and remained in Pa. before returning to her home city in 1995. Jill has been a Realtor since 1997 and specializes in lakefront properties in the city. She lives in East Lakeview. You can read more about her experience as a carfree Realtor on her new blog, Jill Press Box.
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ZHENGZHOU, China -- Greka Drilling reported that following mobilization orders from Essar Oil, the $65 mn contract for 100 wells to be drilled for them in The Raniganj block in West Bengal stated by Greka Drilling on 16 December 2013 has commenced.
The Company has mobilized five GD75 rigs from its existing fleet which are currently at the port in Tianjin, northern China. Allowing for shipping and related logistics, the first wells are expected to spud in September 2014. Over the course of the coming quarter accessory equipment and crews will also be mobilized. The drilling campaign is expected to last between 10 to 12 months.
The deployment of these rigs will not affect current drilling programmes for customers in China.
Mr. Randeep S. Grewal, Chairman, commented: "Following the announcement of this important contract win with Essar Oil, we are delighted to have received mobilization orders to commence the drilling. The expertise we intend to provide to companies such as Essar Oil is being recognized across the sector and we look forward to starting drilling operations as soon as possible.
The contract itself is important to Greka Drilling as it cements our intention to diversify the Company's client base, geographical strata and drilling operations. It is also worth noting that this contract and activity in India gives Greka Drilling an excellent foundation to further expand its services into the highly prospective and scalable Indian unconventional gas market".
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Daily entries from the 17th century London diary
For basic reference:
"Watches date from the early 1500s and were invented by the German locksmith and burgher Peter Henlein of Nuremberg.They were carried about in the hand. Up to the 1580s watches were made of iron, but gradually other metals were introduced such as brass & steel particularly after 1625.
The origins of a self winding wrist watch date from a patent granted in 1780 - though it wasn't invented until 1924. Electronic watches date from 1953.
The oldest known clock was built and erected in Milan in 1335, and the oldest English clock at Salisbury Cathedral in 1386. Domestic clocks were simply smaller versions of public clocks and came into fashion around 1500 with clocks designed by our old friend Peter Henlein which were driven by a spring. Furthermore you could carry the clocks anywhere so you could get a vague idea of the amount of time you were wasting wherever you did wander. All had hour hands and had no glass cover protecting the clock face. In fact, the time honoured excuse "Just a minute" wouldn't have made much sense prior to 1660 when the minute hands first made their entrance - no doubt to a very big hand indeed.
Pendulums became a feature of regular and accurate timekeeping in 1656 thanks to Christiaan Huygens. These pendulums were encased in wood and then mounted on walls. Soon after, the grandfather clock was born.
Rudimentary battery electric clocks were developed in 1840, and the first self contained battery-driven clock appeared in 1906. The development of quartz crystal by 1929 increased time keeping accuracy even further."
A good site for some more history:
Excellent site:
The Clockmakers
The King's clocks...
"He adored all clocks and watches. In the end there were no fewer than seven clocks in his bedroom (their ill-synchronized chiming drove his attendants mad), while another clock in the antechamber told not only the hour but also the direction of the wind. Hooke's balance-spring action was demonstrated in front of the King, while the royal accounts contain many items for the purchase of further clocks. The sun-dial (in the Privy Garden) had a particular function for the King used it to set his watch by."
(Antonia Fraser, King CharlesII).
"He adored all clocks and watches..."
It strikes me here (no pun intended) that Louis XVI, France's last king before the revolution (the one who was decapitated) was also very fond of clocks. He even repaired them as a hobby...
I wonder if Charles I had been equally fond of clocks - if so the analogy would be striking (Oh! I did it again...)
"Pendulums became a feature of regular and accurate timekeeping in 1656 thanks to Christiaan Huygens."
On his two voyages to the West African Coast in 1661 and 1663, Holmes carried out successful experiments for Huygens on his clock for the measurement of longitude.
"The Evolution of Time Measurement through the Ages"
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) site. http://physics.nist.gov/GenInt/Time/time.html
"Clockworks - from Sundials to Atomic Clocks"
Estimable entymologist Michael Quinion had this to say about the source of the word "watch" for a time-keeping device in his 30 March newsletter (yes, I'm that far behind on my reading):
Q. I was thinking about my wristwatch the other evening and started wondering why we call small timepieces watches. Is it because we look at them to tell the time, or were they originally intended to tell the watches of the night? I was tempted to give up on the question by saying that we call them watches because "forks" was already in use, but that lacked the intellectual satisfaction I have come to enjoy from your columns. [Fred Roth]
A. The watches of the night is pretty much bang on as an answer.
A watch related to people before it became a mechanical device. The job of the watch was - obviously enough - to watch, to stay alert during the night hours to keep guard and maintain order. It turned up especially in the phrase "watch and ward", as a legal term that summarised the duties of the watchmen - to keep watch and ward off trouble. Sailors' watches come from the same idea.
"Watch" started to be applied to clocks in the fifteenth century, in the first instance to a form of mechanical alarm, presumably either to wake the watchmen for their hours of duty, or to mark the passage of the hours of a watch.
By the latter part of the following century it had become applied to what we would now call a clock-face or dial (early mechanical clocks often lacked both a dial and hands, the time being told by bells, which explains the derivation of "clock" from the French "cloche", a bell; the first clock with a minute hand is recorded as late as 1475, which shows you how hard it was to make these early clocks keep reasonable time).
The first time "watch" is applied to a complete timekeeper, not just to an alarm bell, is in Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost of 1588. Watches steadily became smaller in size down the centuries until they could be fitted into a pocket.
But it took until the end of the nineteenth century for them to be made small enough that they could be worn on the wrist and for the term "wrist watch" to be created as a term for them. At first they were a purely female accessory. A report in a Rhode Island paper in May 1888 remarked "I was not surprised to see that nearly all the fair sex were wearing the wrist watches which are now so entirely the fashion in London, but which I believe are very little worn as yet in America." They also became known as wristlet watches from about 1910. Men didn't regularly start to wear them until the 1920s, the associations of effeminacy only being dispelled as a result of soldiers and airmen finding them convenient during the First World War.
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Robert Goodin's Covered blog ends on a high
You'd probably already heard that Robert Goodin's excellent and influential blog Covered was in the business of winding down, but the final curtain has now come down. Since announcing on Sept. 16 that he was intending to end the blog, Goodin has run four entries by Steve Rude, and a couple by Art Adams. Now that's how to go out in style.
Previews: What Looks Good for November
It's time once again for our monthly trip through Previews looking for cool, new comics — now with 100 percent more JK Parkin! Michael May, Graeme McMillan, Chris Arrant and JK have each picked the five comics they're most anticipating in order to create a Top 20 (or so; we overlap sometimes) of the best new stuff coming out two months from now.
As usual, please feel free to play along in the comments. Tell us what we missed that you're looking forward to or – if you're a comics creator – mention your own stuff.
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47 Ronin #1 (Dark Horse, $3.99): Mike Richardson, Dark Horse's head honcho, teams with Usagi Yojimbo creator Stan Sakai to retell the story of the 47 ronin who avenged their master after he was forced to commit ritual suicide for assaulting a court official. It will be both very cool and a little odd to see Sakai drawing samurai that aren't anthropomorphic animals and aren't in black and white (the book's full color), but I've always admired his clean style. As an added bonus, Kazuo Koike of Lone Wolf and Cub fame consulted on the project, so this should be a treat.
Great Pacific #1 (Image Comics, $2.99): Joe Harris and Martin Morazzo have come up with a book that I just love the high concept behind: the heir to one of America's most successful oil companies moves to the infamous Great Pacific Garbage Patch and declares it a sovereign country. He then fights giant sea monsters, based on the preview art that's been released, which is an added bonus.
Marvel NOW!: This might be cheating, but Marvel has 10 new comics debuting in November under the Marvel NOW! banner. Mark Waid on Hulk? John Romita on Captain America? Matt Fraction writing Fantastic Four and FF? Jonathan Hickman on Avengers? Yeah, I'll just lump all these together and hope no one notices I'm gaming the system here …
Walt Disney's Donald Duck: A Christmas for Shacktown: Fantagraphics continues its series of high-end collections of the best of Carl Barks' duck stories, with the Christmas-themed third volume arriving just in time to be stuffed in somebody's stocking.
Retrovirus (Image Comics, $16.99): Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray's latest graphic novel, drawn by Norberto Fernandez, is about a research scientist who specializes in viruses heading to Antarctica to examine a perfectly preserved caveman. I'm a fan of Palmiotti and Gray's work together, from Jonah Hex to The Monolith (which gets the collection treatment in November), and this one sounds like it could be a lot of fun.
Art Barrage | Dan Quintana's Batman, Ian McQue's Dredd and more
By now, everyone's bound to have seen Matt Fraction's Fantastic Four Tumblr, yeah? The writer is publicly working out his background reading for taking over the comic those of us of a certain age still see as Marvel's flagship, and it's highly entertaining. My favorite of all the panels Fraction has flagged up so far has been the one above, which you could imagine being slapped around town on a sticker by Shepard Fairey. Andre the giant has a posse, and it includes Professor X. Much more art, including work by Dan Quintana, Ian McQue, Warwick Johnson-Cadwell and Tim Hamilton, below.
Grumpy Old Fan | Used universes
We're coming up on the one-year anniversary of the New 52, and I anticipate doing the usual examinations of what worked and what didn't. Until then, however, this preliminary post will try to organize my general impressions.
I have tried to keep an open mind about the various changes, but apparently I keep coming back to the New 52-niverse's lack of meaningful fictional history. Much of this comes from the five-year timeline, but a good bit of it is due to storytelling styles. While origin stories can generate a nominal setting, including a regular supporting cast, many of the New-52 books held off for various reasons — like readers pretty much knowing the origins at the outset — and with today's practical concerns, many books spent their first 12 issues on extended arcs.
For the past couple of weeks I've been talking about this as a function of "idea generation," but I think it is a more elemental concept. Specifically, it seems like I have been conditioned to expect a certain amount of continuity in a modern shared universe. Furthermore (and more troubling), I suspect the simple acknowledgment of preexisting continuity helps mitigate whatever weaknesses may exist in the stories themselves.
Food or Comics? | Gyoza or Godzilla
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
Check out Diamond's release list or ComicList, and tell us what you're getting in our comments field.
Chris Arrant
If I had $15, it'd be an eclectic bunch featuring Jesus clones, retired spec-ops workers, environmentalists and Batman. First up would be Punk Rock Jesus #2 (DC/Vertigo, $2.99), following Sean Murphy's big-time foray into writing and drawing. Murphy's delivering the art of his career, and while the story might not be as great as the art, it still has a synchronicity to the art that few other mainstream books have these days. After that I'd get Dancer #4 (Image, $3.50); Nathan Edmondson seemingly made his name on writing the spy thriller Who Is Jake Ellis?, and this one takes a very different view of the spy game – like a Luc Besson movie, perhaps – and Nic Klein is fast climbing up my list of favorite artists. After that I'd get Massive #3 (Dark Horse, $3.50), with what is disheartedly looking to be the final issue of artist Kristian Donaldson. No word on the reason for the departure, but with a great a story he and Brian Wood have developed I hope future artists can live up to the all-too-brief legacy he developed. Delving into superhero waters, the next book I'd get is Batman #12 (DC, $3.99), which has become DC's consistently best book out of New 52 era. Finally, I'd get Anti #1 (12 Guage, $1). Cool cover, interesting concept, and only a buck. Can't beat that.
If I had $30, I'd jump and get Creator-Owned Heroes #3 (Image, $3.99); man, when Phil Noto is "on" he's "ON!" After that I'd get Conan te Barbarian #7 (Dark Horse, $3.50). I've been buying and reading this in singles, but last weekend I had the chance to re-read them all in one sitting and I'm legitimately blown away. The creators have developed something that is arguably better than what Kurt Busiek and Cary Nord started in 2003 and shoulder-to-shoulder with the great stories out of the '70s. This new issue looks to be right up my alley, as Conan takes his pirate queen Belit back to his frigid homeland in search of a man masquerading as Conan. Hmm, $7 left. Any other Food or Comic-ers want to grab some grub?
If I could splurge, I'd excuse myself from the table dining with my fellow FoCers and get Eyes of the Cat HC (Humanoids, $34.95). I feel remiss in never owning this, so finally getting my hands on the first collaboration between Moebius and Alexandro Jodorowsky seems like a long time coming. I'm told its more an illustrated storybook than comic book, but I'm content with full page Moebius work wherever I can get it.
What Are You Reading? with Kevin Church
Happy Sunday and welcome to What Are You Reading? Our guest today is Kevin Church, writer of The Rack, Signs and Meanings, the new Monkeybrain series Wander: Olive Hopkins And The Ninth Kingdom and many other comics.
To see what Kevin and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below.
What Are You Reading? with Megan Lavey-Heaton
Welcome to another edition of What Are You Reading. This week our guest is Megan Lavey-Heaton, the writer and co-creator of the ongoing fantasy webcomic Namesake, along with artist Isabelle Melancon.
SDCC '12 | A roundup of news and announcements from Friday
Comic-Con International kicked into full gear Friday in a bustling second day that was capped off last night with the presentation of the 24th annual Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards. Here's the highlights of the announcements emerging from the second day — and a few holdovers from the first day — of the San Diego convention:
• During its annual "Cup O' Joe" panel, Marvel teased post-Avengers Vs. X-Men plans that include: A+X, described as "the opposite of [AvX: VS]," by such creators as Jeph Loeb, Dan Slott, Dale Keown and Ron Garney; Avengers Vs. X-Men: Consequences, a five-issue miniseries written by Kieron Gillen that addresses the effects of the summer crossover; Marvel NOW! Point One, featuring Nick Fury Jr.; and an October one-shot called Avengers Vs. X-Men: Babies, by Skottie Young.
• After initially dismissing Kickstarter as a potential source of money for the stalled Goon animated movie, creator Eric Powell teased he plans to launch a campaign on the crowd-funding website.
The Fifth Color | Living in the present and looking at Marvel this week
At the end of the state of California, a comic book war rages on. Publishers large and small vie for attention, engage in one-upmanship to prove they are King of Comic-Con and that their future looks brighter than the rest. Dear Reader, I do not envy you if you attend this San Diego showdown, because it can be crowded, relentless and overwhelming as the convention seeks to consume you, mind and body; anyone who's gone can attest to how tired you can get after just one day. Thankfully, we here at the classiest and handsomest of websites have a lovely selection of all the news you'll ever need in a rush of headlines, photos and exclusive interviews.
From the very comfort of your own home, you can let Comic Con bring it's secrets to you, invite their grandstanding to your couch and comfortably choose your own King of Con without having to spend $9 on a sandwich or lose yourself in Line Purgatory.
So what else is there to say? I mean, the main site has everything covered and then some, Robot 6 is grabbing up all the tender morsels of personal moments to bring the Con to you and Twitter can keep you instantly updated to all the attention grabbing headlines as they're made. What's left, Dear Reader?
Well, there's always the present.
It's funny how comics released the week of Comic-Con probably don't get as much attention as they deserve. On one hand, some issues may need to be out in this particular week to pave the way for possible convention announcements; on the other, they could simply be filler and play little to no role in the future of their series. Hearing that a lot of major books are getting canceled can put a reader off a book, deciding to drop the title for now to wait for the brand-new No. 1 issue. We are a fickle consumer, swearing never to do this again, or else remaining steadfast to the heroes and creators that haven't let you down, depending on the very announcements at Comic-Con to judge the months ahead. For a brief moment, let's look at the present, this very week, and see what Marvel is doing for us lately.
SDCC '12 | A roundup of news and announcements from Thursday
Thursday may have started a bit slow in the news department, but it sure ended with a huge bang. Here's a roundup of announcements that hit today from Comic-Con International in San Diego:
• Neil Gaiman announced via video that he will write a new Sandman miniseries that will detail what happened to Morpheus to allow him to be so easily captured in The Sandman #1. J.H. Williams III will provide the art. "It was a story that we discussed telling for Sandman's 20th anniversary," Gaiman said, "but the time got away from us. And now, with Sandman's 25th anniversary year coming up, I'm delighted, and nervous, that that story is finally going to be told." The series will be published by Vertigo sometime next year.
• Mark Waid, Shane Davis and Max Brooks will team to create Shadow Walk, a graphic novel coming out next year from Legendary Comics.
• Legendary will also publish the Majestic Files by J. Michael Straczynski, which will feature art by Geoff Shaw and Matt Banning.
• Terry Moore will write a Strangers in Paradise prose novel to coincide with the comic's 20th anniversary next year. He also plans to do an all-ages comic after Rachel Rising finishes in 30-40 issues.
Nine titles end in October as Marvel NOW! begins
Nine Marvel series will end in October even as the publisher debuts Uncanny Avengers #1, the first title in its sweeping Marvel NOW! initiative.
According to Marvel's October solicitations, which went live this morning, the month will mark the conclusions of Captain America, Fantastic Four, FF, Incredible Hulk, Invincible Iron Man, New Mutants, The Mighty Thor, Uncanny X-Men and X-Men Legacy.
Naturally, some of those aren't entirely unexpected, as the new Uncanny Avengers, by Rick Remender and John Cassaday, will be joined in November by All-New X-Men, by Brian Michael Bendis and Stuart Immonen, followed by Avengers, by Jonathan Hickman and Jerome Opena, in December and New Avengers, by Hickman and Steve Epting, in January. Likewise, Ed Brubaker revealed two weeks ago that he's ending his acclaimed seven-year-run on Captain America, a departure that dovetails nicely into Marvel's relaunch plans.
However, what will replace such mainstay titles as Fantastic Four, Incredible Hulk, Invincible Iron Man and The Mighty Thor, and when, remains to be seen. Although it's unlikely the publisher will go too long without versions of those comics on the shelves, Marvel has promised a slow rollout of relaunches between October and February.
What Are You Reading? with Aubrey Sitterson and Charles Soule
Happy Father's Day and welcome to What Are You Reading?, where each week we talk about what comics and other stuff have been on our reading piles. Today's guests are two of the contributors to Skullkickers #18, which features several "Tavern Tales" short stories by different creative teams. Joining us today are Charles Soule of 27, Strange Attractors and Strongman fame, and Aubrey Sitterson, winner of the Skullkickers Tavern Tales Contest. He's also the writer of Gear Monkey for Double Feature Comics and community manager for WWE Games.
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Food or Comics? | Mais or The Massive?
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J.K. Parkin
With my first $15 I'd get the following: The Massive #1 (Dark Horse, $3.50), X-Men #30 (Marvel, $3.99), Spider-Men #1 (Marvel, $3.99), and Saucer Country #4 (Vertigo, $2.99). That leaves me roughly 50 cents out of my budget. I dunno if it was planned this way or not, but two of Brian Wood's latest projects, The Massive and his run on the X-Men (of the un-Ultimate variety), kick off this week. We also have the debut of Spider-Men, the crossover that features Peter Parker of the 616 Marvel U meeting up with Miles Morales from the Ultimate-verse. I've enjoyed the Miles Morales/Ultimate Spider-Man stories this far, which is the reason I'm getting it. Finally, Saucer Country is the best of the new Vertigo titles, featuring clever writing by Paul Cornell and great art by Ryan Kelly.
Add another $15 and I'd also get Captain America #13 (Marvel, $3.99), Uncanny X-Force #26 (Marvel, $3.99), Resurrection Man #10 (DC Comics, $2.99), and Frankenstein: Agent of Shade #10 (DC Comics, $2.99). Again, with some change left over for a candy bar or whatever. I laughed out loud at the big reveal at the end of the last issue of Captain America, as we learned who the new guy was behind the Scourge mask. I assume this is a What If? comic, along the lines of "What if (name redacted for spoiler reasons) wasn't lame?" So I have to see this through. I mentioned this weekend on What Are You Reading? that I'd downloaded a whole bunch of the current run of Uncanny X-Force for 99 cents from comiXology, and since then I've completely caught up on the book, so I'll definitley be getting the current issue. Add to that one of the final times I'll get to see Abnett and Lanning's Resurrection Man comic (sniff … well, it was probably a longshot anyway, based on how well his last comic did) and the debut of Matt Kindt on Frankenstein, and that rounds out my week of comics.
I don't really have anything on my splurge radar this week, so maybe I'll just hold onto the cash and save it for next time.
Remember when Bill Murray played the Human Torch?
I didn't either, but it happened on the radio in 1975. The Fantastic Four radio show was the brainchild of a couple of New York DJs (Sean Kleefeld interviewed one of them in 1999) who pitched the idea to Marvel. The company went for it, and Stan Lee even provided the narration. The scripts were based entirely on actual Lee/Kirby comics and, yes, a 25-year-old Bill Murray played Johnny Storm.
The Kleefeld interview has all the details, including why the show only lasted for 13 episodes. And if you're interested in hearing an episode for yourself … well, thank Galactus for YouTube.
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Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
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Chris Arrant
If I had $15, I'd start things out with Wolverine and the X-Men #11 (Marvel, $3.99). I was worried this series' intersection with Avengers Vs. X-Men might put this book in a tailspin, but from the preview it looks copacetic. Aaron has real amazing grips on these characters despite being less than a dozen issues in, and Nick Bradshaw has quickly come from being a surprising follow-up to Chris Bachalo to arguably being more in line with the book than Bachalo himself. Next up for me would be Walking Dead #98 (Image, $2.99), the low march toward #100. After that I'd get FF #18 (Marvel, $2.99) for something arguably better than its parent book Fantastic Four. I hope this title lives on past Hickman's run on the book, because it's succeeded in being more than the stereotypical kids team book. After that, I'd snap up Supercrooks #3 (Marvel/Icon, $3.99). Leinil Yu is on a real high here, doing art that goes up against his great High Roads and Silent Dragon era work. Mark Millar's story is really optimum Millar-style work, but Yu's storytelling and rendering here are the best in some time.
If I had $30, I'd buy one additional thing: Empowered, Vol. 7 (Dark Horse, $16.99). Adam Warren has really blossomed since his days doing Dirty Pair, and Empowered is a great second act showing the seedy side of superheroes. Adding to that, Adam Warren keeps up a great online presence over on DeviantArt and releases all sorts of magnificent process sketches to go along with the book.
If I could splurge, I'd spend my grocery money this week on Batman: Death By Design (DC, $24.99). Like some sort of Mister X meets Dark Knight crossover, this book is an interesting work especially in contrast with the day-to-day of DC with New 52. I still think of Chip Kidd more as a designer than a writer despite reading his first novel, but I hope this breaks that in my mind and allows me to see him for both his creative avenues.


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Mothers giving their sons blowjobs
:eh: How did I not hear of this!? I read the Rocky Mountain News everyday. I need to get back to Japan.
Let's see....
It's wrong for mothers to give their 2-year-old sons blow jobs because....
Well, obviously, look at the potencial consequences to the poor child's mental well being. He may develop a taste for blow jobs from women who look like mothers....
....he could become president.
BTW, how come she was changing diapers on a two-year-old? Do two-year-olds still wear diapers? I forgot.
Some kids start 幼稚園 still in diapers, so yah, a 2 year old in diapers is pretty normal.
I've been seeing 70 year olds in diapers lately and have lost all track of normal diaper age.
Anyway, if the dumb mother had taken the pic of the blowjob on an old fashioned polaroid and showed it to her friends in a peekaboo from the wallet like in the olden days, she would not have ended up in jail.
Not that both ideas aren't seriously sick and fucked up, but uh, YOU'D RATHER PUT YOUR MOUTH AROUND YOUR SON'S COCK THAN TO PUT YOUR HAND ON A DOG'S?!! Are you shitting me?!!!
Well I'll admit that it was actually a joke, but just for argument's sake I'd love to hear your answer. The question: if you were forced to choose between blowing your dog and blowing your son which one would you choose? I would choose my infant son.
1) A dog's dick probably tastes like shit, my infant's dick tastes like Johnson and Johnson powder.
2) A dog has hair, infant baby has no pubic hair.
3) An infant cannot ejaculate unless he's reached puberty. A dog might actually ejaculate in your mouth. Totally gay.
On the flip side there's the chance that your son will probably be scarred for life. But who cares really. Is it as bad as that time a bishop touched you or a hobo asked you to fellate him in the abandoned warehouse? Probably not. What's wrong with giving your son a really good story to tell around the campfire at scouts?
BTW I had old hand status before and I don't care to get it or not again unless I have something I would really like to share without every dog fucker and their mom finding out on a public forum.
The thread that keeps on giving....
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An Easily Condemned character is one who has proven his goodwill and built an incredible reputation as an outstanding citizen who everyone loves... and suddenly has his previous actions forgotten by all, from the people he's saved to his friends and family, who'd sooner believe him a monster than accept his claims that he's being set up or that everything was a misunderstanding. For a broad example, think about The Hero, whose reputation as an upstanding citizen and paragon of justice is known throughout the land. People love him, kids look up to him, the king bows down when he enters the room, and even cats don't scratch him when he rubs their bellies. Then one day, the Big Bad takes a picture of him while he is playing soccer in the Beneficent Center for Disabled Children, and crudely photoshops a puppy in place of the soccer ball. But wait, everyone knows the hero loves dogs right? Cats, too and rabbits and He pets them every day, and feeds them, and buys them chew toys out of his own pocket money even when he is starving. Everyone knows that, everyone sees him doing that everyday, everyone has a pet dog that at least once he took care of while they were traveling, only for them to return later and find the dog was healthier than ever! Silly villain with his silly plots, there's no way anyone would fall for - oh wait, there the populace is, running The Hero out of town with torches and pitchforks. Well, this might fool the ignorant populace, illiterate fools that they are I suppose, but surely the hero's True Companions will help him clear his good na- nope, they're saying they can't believe the hero did that while they obviously believe the hero did that. It sucks and the hero will certainly rub their noses in it when this all blows over, but at least the love interest, his soul mate, after all those episodes and hardships that only strengthened their bonds, certainly she- ...is crying in a corner, cursing the Hero's dog-kicking name between sobs, and asking herself how he managed to deceive her all these years. Simply put, any situation where someone is given no benefit of doubt despite previous actions. Please note that even though the victim is usually The Hero, it doesn't mean the victim must always be the Hero. Any character who has a reputation overturned by a single mistake or lie counts, even a Villain with Good Publicity who gets boo-ed after a single flimsy evidence from The Hero is being Easily Condemned. If a character never had the public's trust, it's not this trope, he's just a Hero with Bad Publicity. That is not to say a Hero with Bad Publicity can't be this trope; if a tight group of True Companions trusted him implicitly up until that point despite the public's general opinion and were swayed by the villain's lie, then he is both; an Easily Condemned Hero with Bad Publicity. This Trope is quite often combined with Ungrateful Bastard and Frame-Up, for obvious reasons. See also: Villains Never Lie, Never Live It Down (for when a character actually did something bad, but not bad enough that it should overshadow his past good deeds and yet somehow it does.) Contrast: Easily Forgiven.
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My first foray to the beach this year. My last time was also over a year ago. The beach had several romanesque status. The sea, the sand, the sunset and food was great.This photo was shot on film. Taken by stitch with a Lomo LC-A+ (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Lomography X-Pro Slide 100 (35mm) film in Bataan, Philippines. These tags describe this photo: beach, excursion, sea, seashore, sunset, fisher, boat, statues, roman, mermaid, rest, house, cottage, ocean, and sand. Date: 2012-02-26. Time: Morning. This photo can also be found in the album Roman Holiday.
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