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'The Flash' debuts character cards by Ivan Reis
As Comic Book Resources debuted one character card drawn by Ivan Reis for the hit CW drama The Flash, a handful of other websites were doing the same, providing fans with mini-biographies of the key players.
In addition to CBR's Det. Eddie Thawne card, there's The Flash (Entertainment Weekly), Iris West (KSite TV), Det. Joe West (Access Hollywood), Harrison Wells (The Hollywood Reporter) and Cisco Ramon (IGN). That leaves Caitlin Snow, who should be popping up any moment now …
The Flash airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.
The triumphant return of Captain Carrot
[Editor's note: Each Sunday, Robot 6 contributors discuss the best in comics from the last seven days — from news and announcements to a great comic that came out to something cool creators or fans have done.]
Grant Morrison, Ivan Reis, Joe Prado and the rest of the team behind the long-awaited Multiversity miniseries deliver some great moments in the first issue, including an homage to the satellite scene in the original Crisis on Infinite Earths #1. That first issue was rich in DC universe history, as Marv Wolfman and George Perez introduced a ragtag group of heroes and villains brought together by the Monitor from various eras and Earths to battle the Anti-Monitor's universe-destroying forces.
Morrison and Reis do something similar here, as we return to the Monitor's satellite and are introduced to heroes like the Savage Dragon-esque Dino-Cop and the fanboy Flash analogue Red Racer; witness the return of President Calvin Ellis, the Superman of Earth-23; and are treated to cameos by original Crisis heroes like Lady Quark and Harbinger. But my favorite was seeing the return of Captain Carrot:
Grumpy Old Fan | This and that about 'Aquaman and The Others'
DC Comics' current publishing pattern seems to center around growing various franchises, like Batman, Superman, Green Lantern and the Justice League. Aquaman is one of the publisher's more familiar faces, he's rooted pretty deeply in the superhero line, and he's even had a good bit of multimedia exposure. However, when the April solicitations came out at the end of January, I wasn't sure the world had been clamoring for another Aquaman title.
After reading the first issue of Aquaman and the Others — written by Dan Jurgens, penciled by Lan Medina, inked by Allen Martinez and colored by Matt Milla — I'm still not entirely convinced. AATO #1 is a solid first issue, dealing largely in traditional superhero matters, but its last-minute attempt to tie into the larger DC Universe comes from out of left field, and threatens to hijack the main narrative. Otherwise, it's a fine reintroduction which gives newcomers a good glimpse at characters who are still pretty obscure. Still, those good fundamentals will have to overcome the why-should-I-care factor.
Grumpy Old Fan | Form, function and 'Forever Evil'
Readers of superhero comics have long debated the merits of "decompression" and "waiting for the trade." You can either read a serialized story as it comes out, or you can wait until it's collected. With two issues to go, it looks like Forever Evil wants it both ways. It is structured for the Wednesday crowd but written for the trade; and so far, the result is a grim, vignette-driven affair. Writer Geoff Johns and artists David Finch and Ivan Reis (and their various collaborators) have set up an apocalyptic scenario and teased a handful of elements pointing toward its resolution; but they haven't otherwise done much, issue to issue, to move the story closer to that resolution. Indeed, the deeper I get into Forever Evil, the more I suspect that it — like its prologue, "Trinity War" — may be only the latest chapter in an ever-expanding saga.
By itself that would be unsatisfying enough. However, Forever Evil was supposed to show off DC's shared universe (New 52 edition). To be fair, its Justice League crossover issues have presented New 52 versions of Plastic Man, the Doom Patrol and the Metal Men, and alluded to past battles with old-school villains like Ultivac and the Construct. Still, except for the Metal Men, none seems directly related to FE's eventual outcome; and each seems intended instead as an Easter egg or the seed of a future series. Indeed, while the "Blight" crossover has shown what happened to the magic-based superheroes, FE itself hasn't delved too far into the whereabouts of DC-Earth's non-Leaguer super-folk. For those of us wanting each issue to go somewhere new, or at least somewhere different, month in and month out Forever Evil has felt fairly repetitive. Moreover, in sidelining the Justice League itself, it's removed a potentially productive narrative thread.
Inasmuch as these choices relate to the changing comics marketplace, Forever Evil could be one of the last big events structured this way, or it could be the shape of things to come.
Comics A.M. | WonderCon wants 'to get back to the Bay Area'
Conventions | Although convention organizers rolled out an altered name — WonderCon Anaheim — and logo when they confirmed two weeks ago that the event will return to Anaheim, California, again next year, they insist they haven't close the door on San Francisco. "We still want to get back to the Bay Area. […] We are in touch with [the Moscone Center organizers] fairly regularly and we have an open dialogue," says David Glanzer, director of marketing and public relations. "They haven't given up on us, either." The convention was uprooted from the Moscone Center in 2012 first because of remodeling and now because of scheduling conflicts. WonderCon Anaheim will be held April 18-20. [Publishers Weekly]
Digital comics | I spoke with Archie Comics Co-CEO Jon Goldwater and iVerse Media CEO Michael Murphey about the new "all-you-can-eat" digital service, Archie Unlimited. [Good E-Reader]
A Month of Wednesdays | A lot of DC, plus PictureBox & Vertical
Batwoman Vol. 3: World's Finest (DC Comics): It's difficult to talk about this comic without also discussing the announced departure of its creative team which, like several others that have worked on DC's New 52, left amid quite public complaints of editorial interference.
As an auteur-driven book starring a relatively new character that's barely been drawn by anyone other than artist and co-writer J.H. Williams III, the whole affair strikes me as strange, as Williams seems to be at least as big a factor in the book's continued existence as the word "Bat" in its title. And it's stranger still he and co-writer W. Haden Blackman are only now reaching the breaking point, as from a reader's perspective, DC appeared to have pretty much left them alone to do their own thing; like Grant Morrison's Batman Incorporated and the Geoff Johns-written portions of Green Lantern, this book seems set in its own universe and is sort of impossible to integrate into the New 52 if one thinks about it for too long (with "too long" being "about 45 seconds").
Regularly cited as one of the best of DC's current crop of comics, Batwoman is definitely the company's best-looking, and most intricately, even baroquely designed and illustrated. As for the word half of the story equation, I found Batwoman — and this volume in particular — to be extremely strange, even weird, more than I found it to be good.
Grumpy Old Fan | 'Trinity War' is testing the old ways
The first part of "Trinity War" (in last week's Justice League #22) relied rather significantly on the changes the New 52 relaunch facilitated: Superman, Wonder Woman, and Billy Batson/Shazam (hereinafter "Billy/Shazam," or maybe just "Captain Marvel") each acted in ways incompatible with long relationships.
In the old days, Superman and Wonder Woman would have been close friends, Superman and Captain Marvel would have had a unique (almost mentor-protegé) relationship, and Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel would at least have had some Greek mythology in common. However, the main conflicts of "TW" Part 1 depended on Wonder Woman being more of a warrior than an ambassador, Superman trusting her hostility, and Billy/Shazam not knowing either of them that well. As such, it appeared to exemplify the freedom a relaunch confers, specifically to ignore the restrictions of previous developments to put these characters quickly on opposing sides.
In other words, one might reasonably have seen Part 1 as a) realizing the New 52 allowed for a particular Shocking Event and b) working backward to create the conditions that would lead to said Event. "Because we can do this, how do we do it?"
'JLA' skulks and schemes; 'Vibe' hums happily
The big new Justice League of America #1 is kind of a mess. It asks a lot of its readers without delivering much right away.
This is something of a mixed result where JLA writer Geoff Johns is concerned. He tends to start well, at least for me. I liked his first issues of Blackest Night and Flashpoint, the introductory volume of Batman Earth One, and his recent work on Green Lantern Simon Baz and the just-concluded "Throne of Atlantis" storyline. However, JLA #1 (drawn by David Finch) either takes a fairly counterintuitive approach to its own premise, or is playing some sort of long game which isn't readily apparent, and (again) doesn't quite flow from the book's Justice League lead-in. More successful is (Justice League of America's) Vibe #1 (written by Johns and Andrew Kreisberg, pencilled by Pete Woods, and inked by Sean Parsons), which grounds its hero so solidly in League lore it almost overshadows its fellow spinoff.
SPOILERS FOLLOW for JLA #1, Vibe #1, and the conclusion of "Throne of Atlantis" in Justice League #17.
Grumpy Old Fan | Justice League brings its A-game to 'Throne'
Geoff Johns always starts strong, and "Throne of Atlantis" is no exception. The only two New 52 books DC Comics put out this week were the first two parts of this crossover, in the 15th issues of Justice League and Aquaman. That suggests something significant, so they dare not disappoint.
Ivan Reis and Joe Prado take over JL's art with this issue, while Paul Pelletier and Art Thibert (with an inking assist from Karl Kesel) start on Aquaman. I've liked Pelletier's work for years, but his characters aren't as lean as Reis's, and I wondered how well the styles would mesh. In fact, here they mesh pretty well, since Pelletier and company seem to have adapted to blend more seamlessly with Reis and Prado. Giving a big assist is colorist Rod Reis, who handles both books with the same basic blue-green palette.
I mention the art upfront because these two issues combine to establish "Throne of Atlantis" as a big crossover, both in terms of its implications and its threat level. While the plot so far is pretty straightforward, Johns and company hang on it a few impressive set-pieces, and a couple of nice bits of characterization. It's the kind of high-stakes story I expect from the Justice League, and I hope it bodes well for the book's future.
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Grumpy Old Fan | DC's December is getting closer all the time
Here in Memphis this week, September finally turned the corner into fall. High temperatures are mostly in the 70s, the air is getting crisper, and the sky is turning a paler blue. Unlike July or August, when October and November seem far in the future, a nice September makes December that much easier to imagine.
In September you start to settle into the routine which will take you through the winter — and that's apparently true as well for the New 52 superhero books. Let's get on with it, shall we?
Ivan Reis and Joe Prado head to Justice League with December's Issue 15, and I for one am happy. Although I like Jim Lee fine, I think Reis is better-suited to big, multiple-character action. It's hard for me to explain the distinction, so consider this: How would "Sinestro Corps" or Blackest Night have looked if Lee had drawn them? Reis manages crowds quite well, and Justice League should be crowded.
Also, while I've been rather down on Justice League of late, the expanded roster (teased over a year ago) and the Atlantis-centered storyline make me optimistic that the book is … well, doing what I'd like it to do, which is being a showcase for, and gateway to, the larger superhero universe. So, well done, solicitation!
What Are You Reading? with Curt Pires and Ramon Villalobos
Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading? Today our special guests are the creative team behind the upcoming self-distributed indie comic LP, Curt Pires and Ramon Villalobos. You can read more about the comic in the interview Tim O'Shea did with Curt earlier this week.
And to see what they've been reading lately, click below.
What Are You Reading? with D.J. Kirkbride and Adam Knave
Hello and welcome to What Are You Reading? Today our special guests are D.J. Kirkbride and Adam Knave, writers of Amelia Cole and the Unknown World, which was released last week by Monkeybrain Comics.
To see what Adam, D.J. and the Robot 6 crew have been reading, click below …
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Three makes it a trend, right?: The new JLA is A-OK with using lethal force
"Should Batman kill the Joker?" is a perennial favorite among superhero fan conversation topics, always leading to a variety of different answers. A Golden Age appearance aside, Batman's bosses at DC Comics have always answered the question the same way, however: Hell no.
Part of the reason for that is practical. You don't kill off a popular, money-making character (well, you can now and then if it will make more money, but then you have to bring the character back to life somehow). Part of it is smart franchise management. If Batman kills off his enemies, then he runs out of guys to fight awfully quickly. There's a reason Spider-Man has such a big and colorful rogue's gallery to fill movies, cartoon and toy lines with, while The Punisher doesn't. But a big part of it has to do with Batman's characterization. Maybe it doesn't make sense to not kill a mass-murderer you find yourself in deadly combat with on a bi-monthly basis, and sure, it makes even less sense to go out of your way to save the life of said mass-murderer as Batman regularly does for The Joker and his other foes, but then, dressing up as a bat to fight crime doesn't make much sense either—Batman's weird, and that's what makes him so appealing. Of course his moral code is weird too.
The red, un-crossable line Batman has drawn between beating someone within an inch of their life and actually killing them is one shared by most superheroes. The hero pushed to the limit finally getting the villain at their mercy at the climax and forced to decide whether or not to end the villain's life of evil once and for all is a staple of super-comics.
And it hasn't changed all that much in the years since, say, "The Trial of The Flash." Particularly in the DC Universe (The Marvel heroes embraced killing foes en masse during 2008's Secret Invasion, in which they went to war with the alien Skrulls).
Trailer emerges for DC's Resurrection Man #1
Another day, another trailer from David Macho promoting one of DC Comics' relaunch titles. This time it's Resurrection Man #1, by Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning and Fernando Dagnino, which marks the return of Mitch Shelly, the character created in 1997 by none other than Abnett, Lanning and Jackson Guice.
It's the return of Mitch Shelly – and he's still dead.
Resurrection Man can't stay dead for long, though – and with each rebirth comes new and unexpected powers. But his many returns have not gone unnoticed, and forces are gathering to learn what's so special about him – and to see which of them will finally stop Resurrection Man dead.
Resurrection Man #1, which sports a cover by Ivan Reis and Joe Prado, debuts Sept. 14.


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Jim Carrey's recent anti-gun Funny or Die video sparked outrage from conservatives, prompting one eBay user to sell paraphernalia of the star with the purpose of buying a gun with the proceeds.According to The Hollywood Reporter, eBay user astrobuzz listed an item titled "Jim Carrey Autographed 8X10 Photo So I Can Afford a Gun!" in response to Carrey's video. The black-and-white autographed reprint of Carrey also had the inscription, "Spank you very much!" The Hollywood Reporter notes that while identical items sell for only $8 and attract few bids, astrobuzz's listing generated 103 bidders, raising the price up to $860 by Wednesday afternoon.
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Can we trust Texas?
On Jan. 18 last year, they were 17-0; we know how that all ended
There are two schools of thought on the Texas Longhorns.
One school says: Whoa. With Saturday's 74-63 win over the Kansas Jayhawks -- who hadn't lost at home in more than 65 tries -- safely tucked in this team's pocket, the chances for an undefeated run through the Big 12 now have to be seriously considered, starting with Wednesday night's game at Oklahoma State. It's a big "if," but if Texas can take care of the Cowboys in Stillwater, get past Missouri at home on Saturday, and then turn around and win at Texas A&M on Monday, the "run the table" talk will really begin in earnest. At that point 16-0 could be a real possibility.
The other school of thought on the Longhorns, however, says: Whoa. How excited should we really get about a team that lost to USC by 17? After all, isn't this just the latest in a series of fad teams out of Austin? Look at last year. On Jan. 18, 2010, Texas was 17-0 and ranked No. 1 in the nation. From that point forward the Horns went 7-10. They limped into the NCAA tournament, where they lost in the first round to an opponent (Wake Forest) that was about to fire its coach. Forgive us if we take a wait and see attitude in January toward yet another talented group of Longhorns.
Which school of thought is correct? Well, both are. Let me walk you through my recommended set of responses to this Texas team. Think of it as two cheers for the Horns.
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The company, which announced its entry into the kids nutritional category by launching five products under Nutrilite, said the brand now contributes around Rs.900 crore to its overall sales. Globally, the brand is worth around $3.2 billion (Rs.14,450 crore).
Mr. Pinckney said that while the company expected its overall sales to grow at around 18 per cent, the nutritional business was likely to grow by 25 per cent annually in India. At present, nutrition and wellness category contributed around 50 per cent to its total sales in India. Last year, it had a turnover of Rs.1,790 crore.
"In the first year of introducing our kids range, we expect sales of Rs.50 crore coming from the segment. As we go forward, we will introduce more products under the kids range,'' Amway India Assistant Vice-President (Marketing and National Head for Wellness) Deepali Shukla said. At present, Nutrilite is the leading brand, with a share of around 19 per cent in the Indian dietary supplementary market.
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I wear Illamasqua Lover almost every day. I am completely in love. It's a gorgeous peach with amazing pigmentation. I would buy this over & over & over. HG peach blush for sure.
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I think the below reviews have already covered a lot. I just wanted to add, if you have a cool skin tone, this can still work. So I was quite hesitant in getting this orange-peach blush, but I did a nice swap for it thinking I can give it to my mom or sister (who are warm toned) if it looks terrible. When Lover, arrived I thought it was a hopeless case. It really is orange in the pan! OK it's peach/coral but it doesn't have pink in it. So I was VERY surprised that this works on my cool skin! I really do think I am cool and not neutral because makeup for warm skin usually looks terrible on me. Corals I can do but usually they have some pink in them. This I did not expect would look so good. It is pigmented so apply with a very light hand. I don't recommend buying untried but don't write this off if you're cool toned.
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Probably is my most reached for blush in my collection. Lover is a true peach colour blush. Like all my other illamasqua blushes, lover is super pigmented and saying 'a little goes a long way' would definitely be appropriate. I've had it for probably over a year, use it constantly and have yet to hit pan.
It's a dream to use and just gives a lovely natural looking peach colour to the cheeks. It's a purely matte blush which makes it extremely wearable and just add some highlighter to give it that something extra.
The packaging however, leaves a lot to be desired. It's a cheap feeling plastic which makes me paranoid about dropping it as I'm sure the product will then be ruined... But that's the only negative for this otherwise beautiful product.
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Its a very good product. It makes my cheeks look awsome...and the color is beautiful!!
One of my absolute favorite blushes. It DOES look scary carrot-y peach in the pan, which is why I hesitated about buying it. Still, it caught my eye because it was such a unique shade, so I figured it was worth a try.
PROS: Lover is incredibly BEAUTIFUL on the skin. I'm NC25 (very warm), and the apricot color makes me look radiant and fresh. I think it's a great color for people with neutral to warm skin because it gives that youthful, 'inner glow' sort of look without being obvious. (I'm not sure how this would look on someone with super cool skin.) Lover is not as scary pigmented as the other Illamasqua blushes, so I do NOT have to use a super light hand (which is a relief because I am heavy-handed).
CONS: I found this blush a little crumby so I have to be careful with how I swipe my brush across the top. The packaging is bulky but made of light plastic, so I think you could easily break this blush if you dropped it. Also, I am not sure how good its staying power is because it depends on the weather and how hydrated my skin is at the time; in really hot weather when I am sweaty and/or oilier than normal, it seems to hold up pretty well (6-8 hrs), but it tends to fade noticeably after only a few hours when my skin is dryer and I am indoors more often. It's NOT the longest lasting blush I own (the Tarte Amazonian Clay blushes win that title).
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This is all I ever wanted and more. I heard so much about this blush from reviews and recs on MUA, and finally having ordered and tried it, it's wonderful. I love that the peach shade is unique; most lean brown or pink, but this is a true pastel peach. I just wish it were a little less powdery, but that fact doesn't bother me much at all.
My gripe with the packaging is that it's not the easiest to open; it's nice that it won't just fly open during travel, but I have to pry it with my nails, which can be deadly to a manicure.
Overall, I really love the product. It's a perfect and natural-looking face brightener for my NC37 skin.
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This is my favorite peach blush. I really like it because unlike many other peach blushes, this is a true peach without any pink undertones. It goes on very smooth and doesn't have shimmer. It is very pigmented, but gives a natural flush when applied with a light hand. The packaging is rather bulky, but to me it's not a big deal. It does have a faint creamy vanilla scent, and I quite like it.
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- The Auckland Botanic Gardens, located in Papatoetoe, boasts over 10,000 plants from all over the world—the garden's collections include New Zealand native plants, a rock garden, and many African plants.
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Like the title says, this video shows you how to open a beer bottle with a single A4 sheet of paper. Useless skill since it actually takes ages to fold the paper for this trick
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Loads of different ways to open up a bottle of beer, that last one looked painful
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Bruno, the gay Austrian TV presenter, takes a trip to Alabama to see how friendly and open they are towards the homosexual community
Crow That Uses Cars as Nut Cracker
Video of a crow that uses cars to crack open its food. First nuts, then the world!
Opening Up a Car Lock with a Tennis Ball
So apparently to open up a car door all you need is a tennis ball with a burnt hole in it
Forget it you Mother Forgetter
This man just managed to fit every insult known to the human race into his open letter to a police officer who arrested him for using the F-word, he is my new idol, but dare I say that "a fan of John Tesh" was a bit harsh though
The Real Hustle - Fairground Tin Cans
If you want to open up a game stand at a fairground than this is how you would go about making sure no one can win
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A very nasty leg wound after a bike jump gone wrong
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If a team of cameramen break into your apartment the first thing you should always do is get your paintball gun and open fire
Crazy Ways to Open up Beer Bottles
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Eyes Taped Open on a Passed Out Guy
Someone is going to have extremely dry eyes when he wakes up, painfully dry
Angry Boyfriend Smashes Door Open with his Car
What, no knocking?
Crazed Wrestler Cuts Open An Artery
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Neuroenhancement of Love and Marriage: The Chemicals Between Us
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- Anders Sandberg
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This paper reviews the evolutionary history and biology of love and marriage. It examines the current and imminent possibilities of biological manipulation of lust, attraction and attachment, so called neuroenhancement of love. We examine the arguments for and against these biological interventions to influence love. We argue that biological interventions offer an important adjunct to psychosocial interventions, especially given the biological limitations inherent in human love.
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- Neuroenhancement of Love and Marriage: The Chemicals Between Us
- Open Access
- Available under Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
- Journal
Volume 1, Issue 1 , pp 31-44
- Cover Date
- 2008-03-01
- 10.1007/s12152-007-9002-4
- Print ISSN
- 1874-5490
- Online ISSN
- 1874-5504
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Relationships
- Love
- Marriage
- Pair bonding
- Divorce
- Enhancement
- Bioethics
- Authors
- Julian Savulescu (1)
- Anders Sandberg (1) (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK
- 2. Future of Humanity Institute, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK


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The NHL has postponed the game scheduled for Tuesday night in Buffalo between the Buffalo Sabres and Carolina Hurricanes because of the weather.
A makeup date has not been determined. The postponement comes with Buffalo dealing with a wintry blast of near-zero temperatures, heavy winds and blinding snow that has forced the closure of most major roadways.
The last time the Sabres had a game postponed was at Buffalo against New Jersey on Dec. 6, 2000. They played the following day.
The Hurricanes (18-16-9), coming off four straight wins, got to Buffalo before the brunt of the storm hit Monday afternoon. The weather, however, prevented both teams from holding their usual morning pregame skates.
Hurricanes spokesman Mike Sundheim said the team will stay in Buffalo overnight and travel home on Wednesday.
Rescheduling the game could prove difficult in the near future. The Hurricanes host Toronto on Thursday, before traveling to play Columbus on Friday.
Starting Thursday, Carolina plays 14 games in 31 days leading up to the NHL's Olympic break. The Hurricanes' only extended break during that stretch is a four-day span which conflicts with the Sabres playing two games.
Buffalo (12-26-4) next plays at home against Florida on Thursday, which opens a stretch in which the team plays 15 games in 29 days. The Sabres have won five straight at home, their longest streak since winning six in a row from Jan. 17-Feb. 15, 2007.


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I would say that you should keep a journal, a person you can trust, and learn to find a happy place in your mind. That's what keeping me in balance. And also EP. Coming here definitely helps.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Obi's response when Clara goes off with the doctor?
(a) Fearing losing Clara, he goes back to Christopher and breaks down emotionally.
(b) Fearing for Clara's life, he goes to work and breaks down emotionally.
(c) Fearing for Clara's life, he goes home and breaks down emotionally.
(d) Fearing losing Clara, he tries to follow the doctor's car, but gets lost and is nearly killed.
2. What are Obi's early responses to the death of his mother?
(a) He is relieved although it is too late to save the situation with Clara.
(b) He believes maybe now he can marry Clara.
(c) He is too overcome by all his troubles to feel anything for his mother.
(d) He cries like a child and feels guilty about not keeping vigil for his mother.
3. Which girl does Christopher consider marrying except for the fact that she is going away to study?
(a) Florence.
(b) Clara.
(c) Bisi.
(d) Nora.
4. What character traits does Christopher display in the incident when he and Obi discuss the possibility of Clara's pregnancy?
(a) He is a pragmatic young man who understands the ways of his world.
(b) He is sympathetic and caring.
(c) He is a callous and greedy young man.
(d) He is an idealistic and simple young man.
5. How bad is the situation when Obi's insurance bill actually arrives?
(a) The insurance costs £60 and Obi has £15 in the bank.
(b) The insurance costs £42 and Obi has £13 in the bank.
(c) The insurance has to be paid much sooner than Obi expected.
(d) The insurance costs twice what Obi expected.
6. What does Clara say about their engagement the night before Obi goes home on leave?
(a) She suggests they postpone announcing it.
(b) She suggests they shorten the engagement and just get married.
(c) She says it is in everyone's best interest to call it off.
(d) She says they should make it a long one so there is time for everyone to adjust.
7. What literary device does the author use in the reference to Pilate in describing Isaac's attitude to "the written word?"
(a) Biblical allusion.
(b) Mythological allusion.
(c) Historical allusion.
(d) Literary allusion.
8. What does the author reveal about a special aspect of Nigerian culture, when the two couples go out on a date?
(a) There are three types of drinks at the bar: European, Intimate and Ecstatic.
(b) There are three ways of dressing to go dancing: European, Intimate and Ecstatic.
(c) There are three sections of the club: European, Intimate and Ecstatic.
(d) There are three ways of dancing the "High-life": European, Intimate and Ecstatic.
9. What does the process lead Obi to decide when he examines the "mainspring of his actions" for the first time in his life?
(a) He decides to confess his troubles to Clara's father and ask for help.
(b) He resolves to stop making payments to the UPU until it is convenient.
(c) He decides to confess his troubles to his father and ask for help.
(d) He decides to confess his troubles to Mr. Green and ask for help.
10. What is Obi's financial situation like as he is on his way home?
(a) He has less than he needs and owes money on John's school fees.
(b) He has no money and will not be able to pay John's school fees.
(c) He has enough money because of his leave pay.
(d) He has only John's schoool fees and some small change.
11. Which friend does Christopher say will help Obi and Clara to find a doctor?
(a) James.
(b) Umuofia.
(c) Miss Tomlinson.
(d) Okoli.
12. What brings Obi additional criticism when his mother dies?
(a) They hear of him forcing Clara to have an abortion.
(b) He fails to turn up in time for his mother's funeral.
(c) They hear of him getting an osu woman pregnant.
(d) People criticize the paltry funeral held for the mother of a civil servant.
13. What happens that makes Obi smile while reading that evening?
(a) Obi reads his poetry to remind him of the carefree days in London.
(b) Obi writes a poem that evening.
(c) Obi finds an old paper on which he had written a poem about Nigeria.
(d) Obi re-reads his first collection of poems written while he was studying.
14. What worries does Obi have about the expectations of the people at home as he makes his journey home?
(a) They will want to give him all sorts of embarrassing gifts.
(b) They will want to meet his bride-to-be.
(c) They will want to share in his good fortune.
(d) They will want to interfere in his business.
15. According to Mr. Green, what characteristic of Nigerians would prevent the country from being able to manage independence?
(a) Green believes Nigerians like Obi are lazy through and through.
(b) Green believes Nigerians have no discipline or loyalty.
(c) Green believes there is too much corruption and lack of patriotism.
(d) Green believes no Nigerian will put privilege over his country.
Short Answer Questions
1. What are the contents of the letter from Obi that Clara later returns?
2. When Obi arrives home, what descriptions does the author give of his parents' rooms?
3. What is the first report of Obi's involvement in bribery?
4. What is Christopher's view about bribery?
5. How does Obi explain his physical appearance when Miss Tomlinson says he looks run down?
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The tapes listed here are only those transferred to the University Archives. For other and more recent materials, please contact the university's public affaris office. Please note that this directory only includes video productions created by the News and Public Affairs office and its predecessors.
The earliest News and Public Affairs Videos were recorded in 3/4" u-matic. Segments were often rerecorded on different tapes. No attempt was made to edit duplicate content when the tapes were reformatted by the Archives. For some tapes, tape logs were available and the dates given are exact. In most cases, though, dates are approximations based on tape content.
Videos are available for viewing in the Special Collections Research Room on DVD. Many of these videos are available on UF Libraries on YouTube.
|Tape 1 (1983)
Horizontal lightning research
Spanish Florida Alliance Conference
Solar powered refrigerator
Southern Honor
Ronnie Williams
Study of Florida lakes
Vernon DeLancy
Eugene McDowell
Bioglass ear implant
Nuclear waste conference
Alfalfa nutrition
Lynne McDonnell
Archie Carr and sea turtles (and YouTube)
Donation from J. C. Penney
Robert Marston spoof
All terrain car
Metal developed using levitation
Anthropology research on an Indian trash heap
Adopted grandparent program
Tape 2 (1983)
Summer fossil camp
Hurricane awareness
Remote sensing applications laboratory
Coal slurry
Recruiting black students
Solar panels using "black chrome"
Alligator courtship patterns
Psychology of photographs
Fathering class
Gould computer gift
Reprogramming robots
Solar powered laser
Positive lightning
Moustrap powered boats
Nuclear laser
Laser applications
Harn Family gift
Jupiter Inlet erosion model
University of Florida cheerleaders
Harn Family gift
Wood fuel
Tape 4 (1983)
Renovation of News and Public Affairs
Composer John White
John White's composition
New Years Exercise
Energy test houses
Architecture competition
Research park
Micronesian languages aided by computer
Rocket fuel
Telephone rates
Study of relationships
Conservation of electricity
Middle age sexuality
Charlotte Mather
Energy course
Robot study
Nucler waste research
Cancer research
Latin American Conference
Tape 5 (1980)
Howe Collection
Dr. Fishkind and the economy of Florida
Ruth Alexander and exercise for women
Gerardo Gonzales and BACCHUS
Anti-drinking spots (4)
Howe Collection
Tape 6 (1982)
Florida economy
Off-site engineering classes
National budget and Florida's economy
Robert Q. Marston and computers
Robert Q. Marston and biology
Assistant basketball coach Ken McCranney
Tape 7 (1981)
Tape 8 (1981)
Tape 9 (1980)
Tape 10 (1981)
Tape 11 (1983)
Tape 12 (1980)
Tape 13 (1981)
Tape 14 (1982)
Tape 15 (1981)
Tape 16 (1979)
Tape 17 (1983)
Tape 18 (1989)
|Tape 19 (1982-1985)
Martin Luther King Birthday
Space Shuttle tiles
Lynn Pride - Law student
Fire evacuation program
Computer graphics
Fiber optics
Congregate living
Computer programs for children with disabilities
Solar lasers
Computer literacy
Alternative technology school with Dr. Erich Farber
Space shuttle
Baldwin Library
Student body president Steve Sutherland
Gasoline additive
Termite control
Tape 20 (1979)
Lasers and Dr. Roland C. Anderson
Rhino Factory
Reactor Simulator
Special Braking System
Century Tower Carillon
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings House and Ronald Haase
Forensic Anthropology and Dr. William Maples
Tape 21 (1980)
Tape 22 (1983)
Tape 23 (1977)
Tape 24 (1983)
Tape 25 (1982)
Tape 26 (1982)
Tape 27 (1983)
Tape 28 (1983)
Tape 29 (1982)
Tape 30 (1989)
Tape 31 (1986)
Tape 32 (1987)
Tape 33 (1985)
Tape 34 (1986)
Tape 35 (1986)
Tape 36 (1980)
|Tape 37 (1989)
Paula Criser
Tape 38 (1987)
Construction of Microkelvin Lab
Tape 39 (1986)
Tape 40 (1986)
Tape 41 (1983)
Tape 42 (1986)
Tape 43
Tape 44 (1986)
Tape 45 (1983)
Tape 46 (1980)
Tape 47 (1982)
Tape 48 (1980)
Tape 49 (1985-1986)
Tape 50 (1979)
Tape 51 (1984)
Tape 52 (1985)
Tape 53 (1985)
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[FB 1260919556414] ReShonda Tate Billingsley, 10-year BWRC veteran, journalist, executive producer, bestselling and award-winning author of 18 books, shares how the Black Writers Reunion & Conference helped her get started.More
Vincent Alexandria on BWRC [Video]
19 Nov 2009 BWRCadmin 0
[FB 1260405023551] Vincent Alexandria, 10-year BWRC veteran, author, producer, director, screenwriter, poet, and founder of the Brother 2 Brother Literary Symposium, speaks on Black Writers Reunion & Conference from Golden Nugget Hotel & Casino, June 18, 2009.More
How BWRC Helped Tracie Christian
28 Oct 2009 BWRCadmin 0
In June 2008, I attended the Black Writer's Reunion & Conference in Tampa, Florida. Paying for the entire conference and participating in the 50-Author Showcase was a career-defining experience for me. The various workshops offered for aspiring, new and even seasoned authors brought with each presentation a wealth of valuable information that not all writers' […]More
Penn Experiences BWRC '08
28 Jun 2008 BWRCadmin 0
Outside, the sky was covered with an unfriendly darkness; its companions clamoring of kettle drums and pellets of cold water hitting the windows. It might have been that way outside, but inside the Sheraton Hotel was hot with hundreds of creative minds churning out new stories. I was appreciative to be able to spend one-on-one time with Jewell Parker Rhodes reviewing and discussing my untitled romance novel. After our lengthy discussion I came away with renewed emotion of accomplishment and that I was indeed on the right track and my manuscript is a worthy story fit to be shared with the reading public. I'm glad I decided to attend the Black Writers Reunion & Conference. I came away with a renewed inspiration and a goal to achieve in my professional writing.More
Jarvis Reports on the First Day of the 2008 BWRC
24 Jun 2008 BWRCadmin 0
by Lauren Brown Jarvis Black Writers Reunion & Conference has changed my life. At present there is no information out about next year's conference which is scheduled to be held in Las Vegas, however, I plan to be super-involved. I went to the conference after finding out about it from my longtime friend Detra Hicks. […]More
Brunson-Sarrabo: BWRC Helps Authors Take Flight
13 Feb 2008 TiaRoss 0
This is a great event to see Black writers, and soon-to-be writers, getting together to commence and relate to whatever struggles and adversities that may fall their way. It is so important to have a forum like this to really test our flight in bringing the goal at hand to reality. Taking that trip, and being open to an uplifting and educating experience, is the first step in removing that shell and allowing greatness to open up. The comfort of BWRC is indeed a great step to becoming optimistic and becoming the best that you can be. {Click title to read full article}More


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.- A new Catholic environmental organization that seeks to repair the relationship between people and nature is hosting a retreat to assist individuals in encountering God through creation.
Creatio explains that the purpose of its outreach comes from the realization that "it is not enough to positively work and transform the environment if this change is not accompanied by a personal inner transformation."
In order to promote this transformation, Creatio is offering a retreat called "Opening the Book of Creation" from July 18-26. The retreat includes awareness training, shelter and fire building, teachings on stewardship, prayer and meditation and a 24 hour solo experience in nature.
The spiritual leader of the retreat will be Mark Kutulowski, an accomplished outdoorsman and an Oblate of St. Benedict. Mark specializes in mystical spirituality and wilderness awareness.
The Creatio retreat will be held at St. Malo Retreat Center, 10758 Hwy 7, Allenspark, Colorado 80510.
Reserve your spot by contacting Jorge Luna, [email protected].
On the Web:
Mark Kutulowski--www.newcreationwilderness.org
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February 10th, 2013 by Leon Sadler
Stef is hard at work on pieces for his forthcoming exhibition with Kitty Clark at The Anarchist's Gallery, but he's too shy to show anything yet so here's a video of an important piece in progress.
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