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Dean Haspiel Takes The Fox For a Silver Age Spin
Dean Haspiel explains the inspiration for his take "The Fox," saying, "I have been trying to ape the feeling I got when I saw 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' for the first time."
PREVIEW: "Inhumanity" Spills Into Waid's "Indestructible Hulk"
The effects of "Inhumanity" continue to rack the Marvel U in Mark Waid's latest issue of "Indestructible Hulk."
EXCL. PREVIEWS: "Mark Waid's Green Hornet," "Red Sonja," "Vampirella" & More!
Dynamite has provided CBR with exclusive previews of its Dec. 18 releases, including "Mark Waid's Green Hornet" #8, "Red Sonja" #6 and more
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: Waid & Haspiel Introduce She-Fox in "The Fox" #2
CBR presents an exclusive preview of Mark Waid and Dean Haspiel's "The Fox" #2 featuring the debut of She-Fox!
REVIEW: Waid & Asrar's "Indestructible Hulk #16
Mark Waid and new series artist Mahmud Asrar's "Indestructible Hulk" #16 follows up on the time-travel arc with a strong issue.
EXCLUSIVE: Shane Davis Takes Readers Through Death Valley In "Shadow Walk"
Artist Shane Davis recounts his experience drawing "Shadow Walk," Legendary Comics' OGN created by Mark Waid, Max Brooks & Thomas Tull.
LBCC '13: Mark Waid Talks "Daredevil," Character Legacy & More
"Daredevil" writer Mark Waid answered a variety of fan questions about his storied career at Long Beach Comic & Horror Con.
EXCLUSIVE: Alex Ross Covers Marvel's New "Daredevil" #1
A new "Daredevil" volume launches from Marvel Comics in March, and with it comes a variant cover from "Marvels" painter Alex Ross.
Waid Gives San Francisco a Guardian "Daredevil"
Mark Waid's acclaimed "Daredevil" run continues in a new volume that takes the Man Without Fear to San Francisco, and CBR spoke with Waid about the relaunch.
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Mark Waid and Chris Samnee will launch a new "Daredevil" ongoing series in March as the Man Without Fear heads to California.
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Mark Waid and the Sons of the Serpent continue to make Matt Murdock's life hell in December's "Daredevil" #34.
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With his "Green Hornet" saga half done, Mark Waid discusses what's to come for his take on the classic pulp hero. Plus, read the first issue, free!
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The Voice is silenced but new threats rise to menace Century City on Nov. 6, in the latest "Green Hornet" from Mark Waid and Ronilson Freire.
PREVIEW: Banner Builds "The Humanity Bomb" in "Indestructible Hulk" #16
Bruce Banner is poised to do some pre-"Inhumanity" destruction later this month, courtesy of writer Mark Waid and artist Clay Mann.
Waid & Krause Map Out Daredevil's Digital Road Trip
Mark Waid and Peter Krause's latest collaboration is "Daredevil: Road Warrior," a Marvel Infinite Comic taking the title character cross country.
Waid Bids Hell's Kitchen Farewell With "Daredevil: Road Warrior" Digital Comic
Mark Waid ends his Eisner-winning time with the Man Without Fear in the Marvel Infinite Comic "Daredevil: Road Warrior."
CBR TV @ NYCC: Dean Haspiel Talks Archie's "The Fox"
"The Fox" co-writer/artist Dean Haspiel discusses bringing the classic character into Archie Comics' Red Circle imprint.
PREVIEW: Waid & Samnee's "Daredevil" Does the Monster Mash
Matt Murdock's monstrous adventure continues this November in Mark Waid, Chris Samnee and Jason Copland's "Daredevil" #33.
"Daredevil" To Conclude With Issue #36
A letters column in "Daredevil" #34 and a tweet from series artist Chris Samnee indicate that Mark Waid's current run will conclude with issue #36.
EXCL. PREVIEW: Mark Waid's "Rocketeer/Spirit: Pulp Friction" #2
Mark Waid's fan-fave crossover continues in an exclusive preview of IDW's "The Rocketeer/The Spirit: Pulp Friction" #2.
Comics A.M. - Fate of Arrested Syrian Cartoonist is Unclear
Reports of Syrian cartoonist Akram Raslan's execution remain unconfirmed. Plus, the NYCC wrap-up: interviews with Mark Waid, Dustin Nguyen & more!
Explore Waid & Samnee's "Daredevil" Easter Eggs Including Alex P. Keaton
CSBG's latest installment of comic book Easter Eggs spotlights Mark Waid and Chris Samnee's "Daredevil" run, including awesome TV cameos like Alex P. Keaton, Sally Draper and more!
NYCC EXCLUSIVE: Gold Key Revived at Dynamite by Pak, Van Lente & More!
Gold Key properties "Magnus," "Turok," "Solar" and "Doctor Spektor" have a new home at Dynamite Entertainment, and CBR News talked to Greg Pak, Fred Van Lente and more about the revival.
NYCC EXCLUSIVE: Mark Waid Joins Dynamite's Mystery Event
Mark Waid is the latest name to be revealed as part of Dynamite Entertainment's mystery event, as CBR debuts the fourth and final teaser leading up to the publisher's NYCC announcement.
Comics A.M. - ComiXology Surpasses 200 Million Downloads
ComiXology passes 200 million-download milestone! Pantheon acquires rights to Michael Cho's first graphic novel! Interviews with Mark Waid, Jaime and Gilbert Hernandez, Jamal Igle and more!
CBR TV: Thrillbent's John Rogers Talks Working on "Catwoman" & His Digital Future
Thrillbent co-founder John Rogers visited the CBR Tiki Room at WonderCon in Anaheim to discuss the difference between comics and TV work, working on "Catwoman," why the future is digital and more.
Waid & Haspiel Bring "The Fox" Into Archie's Red Circle
Writer Mark Waid and artist Dean Haspiel discuss the upcoming series "The Fox" and how they plan to bring the character to the universe of Archie Comics' "The New Crusaders."
Waid Announces Comic Book Store Partnership with Franco & Baltazar
Following the news of his co-ownership of Alter Ego Comics in Muncie, Indiana, Mark Waid reveals his store has struck a business partnership with Art Baltazar and Franco's Aw Yeah Comics in Skokie, Illinois.
"Superman Lives" Documentary Debuts Teaser Trailer
Jon Schepp's documentary about "Superman Lives," the scrapped Tim Burton film starring Nic Cage as the Man of Steel, Chris Rock as Jimmy Olsen, Tim Allen as Brainiac, has released a teaser trailer.
Digital Comics Advocate Mark Waid Discusses Becoming a Comic Book Retailer
"Daredevil" and "Indestructible Hulk" writer Mark Waid spoke with CBR about becoming a co-owner of Alter Ego Comics in Muncie, Indiana, and how it fits in with his passion for digital comics.
Dynamite Comics On Sale August 28
Dynamite Entertainment has provided CBR with advance looks at new comics on sale Wednesday, August 28, including "Masks" vol. 1 TP, "Miss Fury" #5, "Uncanny" #3 and "Mark Waid's The Green Hornet" #5.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Mark Waid's The Green Hornet" #5
Courtesy of Dynamite, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Mark Waid's The Green Hornet" #5 by Waid and Ronilson Freire. After the fall, Britt Reid tries to put his life together Aug. 28.
5-STAR REVIEW: Waid & Samnee's "Daredevil" #30 Is A "Remarkable Team-Up"
Doug Zawisza gives "Daredevil" #30 5 stars, calling the issue by writer Mark Waid and artist Chris Samnee "another example of what great comics should look like."
Would Waid's "Daredevil" Just Be Average In The Old Days?
CSBG's Brian Cronin explores the theory that Mark Waid's critically-acclaimed "Daredevil" is overpraised due to its unique old-school style, comparing it to actual average superhero comics from 1973.
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Mike Wieringo passed away six years ago this week, and Augie remembers the artist's beloved stint on "Fantastic Four," specifically the widescreen scope of the three-issue "Fourtitude" arc.
Thrillbent Launches Download-to-Own Digital Comics Store
Mark Waid's Thrillbent, which hosts a variety of digital comics that can be read in a variety of different ways, is adding a new way to purchase titles: download-to-own. ROBOT 6 has details.
SDCC: Mark Waid's Thrillbent Tutorial
Thrillbent.com's Mark Waid and a panel of fellow creators, including James Tynion IV and Asa Tait, gave a behind the scenes look at how comic books are produced for the digital publisher.
SDCC: Waid Shines the Spotlight on "Daredevil" Partner Chris Samnee
Rising star Chris Samnee, the artist of "Daredevil" and "Rocketeer: Cargo of Doom" received the spotlight treatment at Comic-Con and talked about his career in a panel moderated by Mark Waid.
SDCC: Digital & Print: Friends or Foes? Panel Finds Common Ground
One retailer and four digital guys get down to brass tacks about what digital can do that print can't - and vice versa - coming to the conclusion that both formats should have no problem co-existing for years to come.
SDCC: Waid and Banner Battle T.I.M.E. & The "Indestructible Hulk"
"Indestructible Hulk" writer Mark Waid spoke with CBR about his upcoming "Hulk: Agent Of T.I.M.E." storyline and Bruce Banner/Hulk's mission to repair the timestream damage caused in "Age of Ultron."
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Found this link about a self firing Jennings at a Florida gun range, the lawsuit seems to be a given, but it's the first I've heard of a gun magazine needing a pliers to load ammunition properly, then firing on its own!http://www.courthousenews.com/2013/03/07/55522.htm
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That one certainly was. I've never held them in particularly high regard anyway. But this is a new low, even for Jennings.
I had a Jennings J22 years ago. What a piece of $hit. It wasn't worth the coest of the materials used to make it. FTF, FTE, stovepiped rounds..... If someone attacked you and this is all you had, I would olnly recommend throwing this gun at them. Now it never went off on its own, but you never actually new if it was gonna fir when you pulled the trigger.
Please bear in mind- if you are considering a Jennings ANYTHING- there is no longer a Jennings Company. There is no longer a Bryco Company (their successor) However, if the lawyers are like some I have seen, they will file suit against whoever made the pliers that was being used to "make the bullets fit better".
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
Oh crap not this thread again.
I'm gonna stop you right there, you just said an AR-15 is a high-powered rifle. It is obvious you don't know anything about guns and I shall ignore anything you say from this point on.
Is a Jennings unsafe?? Damn right they are. a real POS
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I've fired a Jimenez JA nine which is basically the same thing Paul Jimenez bought bryco all the molds and everything and bryco was Jennings. He even had to move the company to Nevada because California wouldn't let him operate because they were so crappy. it shot every time except after it would cycle I would have to push the slide forward that couple if centimeters every time. Piece of crap
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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. -- A prominent religious and political figure in Cambria County said he was robbed at knifepoint late last week. Monsignor Raymond Balta said he was targeted and injured by a man in a ski mask and wielding a butcher knife.
Balta said it was about 6:30 p.m. Friday when he got a knock on the door of his rectory at St. Mary's Byzantine Catholic Church, in the Cambria City section of Johnstown.
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At the dawning of a new era in the United States as we lurch and stumble forward to fulfilling a dream of affordable health insurance for all our residents, I have been disappointed at how many Democratic leaders that helped pass President Obama's signature first term accomplishment have been missing in action now that the Affordable Care Act is being implemented. When we need political and representational leadership most, the Democrats have abandon ship. To the Democratic Party I say, "Don't ask me for money for your campaigns."
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Elected officials ignore Covered California
Not only have leading Democrats in California abandon our President, they have also forsaken the residents they have sworn to serve. Regardless of how an elected official feels about the ACA, when a constituent is having problems with a government agency such as Covered California, Department of Insurance or the Department of Managed Health Care, addressing the issue should be of the highest priority. But as Covered California has performed an excellent job torturing consumers with their enrollment website and customer service, California's elected Democratic officials have remained virtually silent.
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- Finding a doctor who will take the Covered California plans now that the provider search feature has been removed from the Covered California website
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- Doctors are refusing to take any Covered California health plans
- The health plans were so overwhelmed with data and billing errors that new members are spending hours on the phone to talk to customer service representatives
- Covered California call center phone lines are constantly jammed with callers and wait times exceed 30 to 60 minutes
- The Covered California CalHEERS website went down for five days and was able to corrupt the applications of over 14,000 Californians (See: Covered California February outage corrupts applications)
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- Rep. Pelosi and Senators Boxer and Feinstein are all Medicare age and are probably still trying to figure out the Medicare Prescription Drug Plan initial, gap, and catastrophic coverage limits.
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Hi everyone! Who else has submitted their application? Due date was October 15th. I did not realize that an invitational only interview was required! I wish they gave more advanced noticed... Read More
0Apr 2, '13 by jldavis826eando and oceanblue - I emailed the financial aid office last week and they said the financial aid packages won't be available until May for us. I really wish they could do it sooner!!!!
0Apr 4, '13 by asthecrowfliesTo those asking about financial aid, I'm not sure if you're looking for info pertaining to federal loans or private loans -- I called the main financial aid number a few weeks ago spoke and with someone in the office who recommended that I begin applying for private loans for summer term beginning April 1st. He then emailed me a cost of attendance breakdown for summer term, which I used to apply for a Wells Fargo loan. My loans were approved and certified by the school this week. So if you are already at your Stafford loan limit and expect to have to take out private loans for all or part of summer semester, I'd suggest looking into it again -- the May financial aid package date may only apply to those eligible for federal loans.
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thanks for letting me know
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Although summer is a great time for families to relax and recharge after the demands of a busy school year, it often doesn't take long before boredom rears its ugly head. Parents also worry that their children will lose ground academically during the long weeks of vacation. Fortunately, the Department of Defense (DoD) and community partners offer a variety of summer programs to keep kids energized and engaged before heading back to the classroom.
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Hartman, S. (2013) "The WTO, the Doha Round Impasse, PTAs, and FTAs/RTAs;" International Trade Journal; 27(5): 391-393.
Hartman, S. (contributing author) (2012) Dictionary of Business and Economic Terms; NY: Barrons Publishers, Inc, Fifth Edition.
Hartman, S. (2011) "The Basel Committee and the international financial crisis," Global Journal of Strategies and Governance 4(1):79-91.
Hartman, S. (2011) "NAFTA, the controversy;" The International Trade Journal 25(12):5-34.
Hartman, S. (2010) "Trade barriers;" Academy of Taiwan Business Management Review 6(1):32-43.
Khoo, B., Harris, P. and Hartman, S. (2010) "Information Security Governance of Enterprise Information Systems: An Approach to Legislative Compliant;" International Journal of Management & Information Systems 14(3): 49-55.
Hartman, S. (2009) "Trade Barriers;" Academy of International Business (AIB) Northeast Annual Conference, October 1-4, New York, NY.
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What to watch this weekend: Duke-Virginia highlights strong slate
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger 14 hrs agoFootball isn't the only thing to watch this weekend. The clash between desperate Duke and unbeaten Virginia highlights a strong slate of college hoops that also includes a first-place showdown in the Valley and another matchup of ACC contenders:
Other notable games to watch:
Auburn at Tennessee (Saturday, 12 p.m. EST): Bruce Pearl's return to Knoxville would have been a big story no matter what, but it's more momentous because of the NCAA trouble that has engulfed current Vols coach Donnie Tyndall. Tennessee will have to decide this offseason if it's concerned enough about what happened under Tyndall's watch at Southern Miss to make yet another coaching change.
Arkansas at Florida (Saturday, 1 p.m.): An Arkansas team team that has won three straight games by five or fewer points meets a hard-luck Florida team that has lost six games by six or fewer points. At 11-9 overall and 4-3 in the SEC, the Gators have little margin for error if they hope to get back into NCAA tournament contention.
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UMass guard Trey Davis 'OK' after being flattened by a screen
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger 1 day agoThe hardest hit of the week may not come on Super Sunday.
UMass guard Trey Davis endured a bone-rattling collision Thursday night rivaling anything the Seahawks or Patriots will unleash on one-another in Arizona.
A Dayton player blindsided Davis with a crushing screen as he was running full speed in pursuit of Flyers point guard Scoochie Smith late in UMass' 66-64 victory. The screen flattened Davis and left him writhing on the ground for several minutes, though it appears he escaped serious injury.
"He's OK," UMass coach Derrick Kellogg told reporters in Amherst after the game. "Well, he says he's OK. We'll see how he is for Saturday."
UMass students were livid that referees did not assess a foul on Dayton, but they probably should have saved their derogatory chants for the four Minutemen on the floor who failed to call out the screen. Replays showed the screener did not move and the pick was hard but legal.
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Dismissing Rasheed Sulaimon further weakens Duke's defense
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger 1 day agoAlready in jeopardy of falling out of ACC title contention before Valentine's Day, Duke also lost a key member of its rotation Thursday.
Coach Mike Krzyzewski announced he has dismissed guard Rasheed Sulaimon from the program for being "unable to consistently live up to the standards required to be a member of our program." Sulaimon remains in good academic standing at Duke and is expected to finish the spring semester.
"It is a privilege to represent Duke University and with that privilege comes the responsibility to conduct oneself in a certain manner," Krzyzewski said in a strongly worded statement. "After Rasheed repeatedly struggled to meet the necessary obligations, it became apparent that it was time to dismiss him from the program."
The abrupt dismissal of Sulaimon ends the Duke career of a player whose freshman season portended so much promise but whose ensuing two seasons with the Blue Devils proved to be a letdown. Sulaimon averaged 11.6 points and 3.4 rebounds per game as a freshman, but his playing time and production diminished as other talented wings eclipsed him in Duke's rotation.
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Inbound pass off foe's backside sets up game-winning layup
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger 1 day agoInstead of running whatever Lafayette women's coach Dianne Nolan drew up in the huddle Wednesday night with the score tied and 25 seconds to play, junior Jamie O'Hare took the risk of freelancing.
O'Hare noticed the Colgate player guarding the inbound pass had her back turned, so she threw the ball off the defender's butt, hopped onto the court and scored a reverse layup that turned out to be the winning basket in her team's 58-56 victory.
"I've done it before, but not to win a game," O'Hare told the Allentown Morning Call. "It was pretty risky, but I couldn't help myself."
The daring play from O'Hare indeed occurs from time to time in college basketball, but seldom does a player have the guts to try it with the game on the line in the final minute. O'Hare executed her attempt perfectly, though she cut it close as to whether she fully reestablished herself inbounds before securing possession of the ball in order to lay it in.
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How Tyler Harvey went from zero scholarships to nation's top scorer
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger 1 day agoThe biggest recruiting coup of Jim Hayford's career wasn't a result of shrewd talent evaluation at a grassroots tournament or timely advice from a trustworthy high school coach.
It came via a tip from an airplane seatmate.
One year before Hayford left Division III titan Whitworth College for Division I lightweight Eastern Washington in 2011, he bumped into longtime referee Frank Harvey as they boarded the same flight out of Spokane. Harvey eventually asked Hayford if he'd consider watching game film of his son, a late-blooming guard with a smooth jump shot but no scholarship offers. Hayford politely agreed as a favor to a longtime friend even if he wasn't optimistic it would be worth his time.
"You don't last long going on other people's opinions — especially not a father's opinion of his own son," Hayford said. "But once I saw him, I was pleasantly surprised by his ability to drive and to shoot. I said, 'This kid's going to be pretty good.'"
It's a testament to Harvey's passion for basketball that he didn't give up the sport years ago.
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Jerian Grant's late-game heroics propel Notre Dame past Duke
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger 2 days agoAt the end of his team's come-from-behind win over fourth-ranked Duke on Wednesday night, Notre Dame star Jerian Grant turned toward the student section and encouraged them to return to their seats instead of storming the floor.
Against all odds, they listened, which is as remarkable as any of the amazing late-game plays Grant made moments earlier to help seal a 77-73 victory.
In a game in which the opposing team boasted nine McDonald's All-Americans and national player of the year favorite Jahlil Okafor, Grant was undeniably the best player on the floor. He scored a game-high 23 points, dished out a season-high 12 assists and made the game's three biggest plays after the eighth-ranked Irish had rallied from a 10-point second-half deficit to get within striking distance.
That shot might have clinched it for Notre Dame, but Grant made sure at the other end. He swatted away Cook's driving layup attempt, securing a marquee victory for an Irish team that should not fly under the radar as a national contender any longer now that it's 20-2 overall and 8-1 in the rugged ACC.
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Michigan offers glimmer of hope it may yet salvage its season
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger 2 days agoAdmit it. You thought Michigan was toast after Caris LeVert's season-ending foot injury earlier this month, right? I know I certainly did.
This was a player who led Michigan in nearly every major statistical category, from scoring (14.9 ppg), to rebounding (4.9 rpg), to assists (3.7 apg), to steals (1.8 spg). And this was a Wolverines team that hadn't even been all that good with LeVert, having dropped six non-league games and left themselves ample work to do in Big Ten play just to get within sight of the NCAA tournament bubble.
Michigan has shown in its first three games without LeVert that it still has a pulse even without its best player. The injury-plagued Wolverines won at Rutgers last week, took Big Ten favorite Wisconsin to overtime on Saturday and throttled previously surging Nebraska on Tuesday night despite also losing starting point guard Derrick Walton to a lingering toe injury.
Michigan's formula for success in recent weeks is the antithesis of what it was in recent years under Beilein.
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Two Oklahoma State players combine for an ugly alley-oop try
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger 2 days agoOklahoma State's Jeff Newberry is a high-flying 6-foot-2 point guard who was among the nation's most coveted junior college prospects last year.
Somehow teammate LeBryan Nash made Newberry look as clumsy as me trying to finish an alley-oop with a pass that was well off target.
Nash's alley-oop pass was too low and led Newberry too far under the basket during the second half of Oklahoma State's 64-53 victory over No. 20 Baylor on Tuesday night. As a result, Newberry got stuffed by the underside of the rim as he tried to finish the play.
Newberry enjoyed an otherwise decent game against Baylor, posting 10 points, four rebounds and two steals off the bench. He also had a nice two-handed baseline slam when he beat his man off the dribble earlier in the second half.
The botched alley-oop is probably the play that will get the most attention though. Marcus Smart to Markel Brown, it was not.
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Dorian Finney-Smith saves Florida with dunk, clinching block
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger 3 days agoThe only basket Dorian Finney-Smith scored Tuesday night will be replayed over and over on highlight shows the next 24 hours.
With Florida and Alabama tied 50 apiece and less than 30 seconds remaining, Finney-Smith caught a pass on the left wing, shot-faked and blew by 6-foot-10 defender Jimmie Taylor. Six-foot-9 Michael Kessens was late arriving for help defense at the rim, so Finney-Smith took advantage, soaring for a picture-perfect one handed slam dunk.
Alabama still had one last chance to force overtime or win in regulation, but Finney-Smith erased that as well. He swatted away Levi Randolph's attempt at a game-tying layup, corralled the rebound before the ball went out of bounds and held onto it until time expired, sealing a badly needed 52-50 Gators victory in Tuscaloosa.
The heroics of Finney-Smith are a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing Florida season. The Gators (11-9, 4-3) began the year ranked in the preseason top 10 but failed to notch even one relevant non-league victory and have further hit the skids in SEC play, suffering three straight losses prior to Tuesday's critical win.
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VCU routs George Washington to cement itself as A-10 favorite
Jeff Eisenberg at The Dagger 3 days agoIn Shaka Smart's first five seasons as head coach at VCU, the Rams have won 26 or more games every year, made the NCAA tournament four times and even advanced to the school's only Final Four.
The one thing Smart curiously hasn't accomplished is winning a league title.
VCU took a step toward checking that off Smart's list Tuesday night by demolishing arguably its biggest competition to win the Atlantic 10 this season. One of the Rams' most dominant defensive efforts of the season carried them to a 72-48 rout of a George Washington team that entered the game only a half game out of first place.
Swarming full-court pressure defense harassed George Washington into 16 turnovers, but that wasn't what led to the Colonials' demise. They also couldn't score even when they did get across half court, shooting only 26.9 percent from the field, getting almost nothing out of their frontcourt and missing all but one of the 17 threes they attempted. Guards Kethan Savage and Joe McDonald were able to get to the foul line with consistency, but George Washington finished with more turnovers than field goals.
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- Goldman finally calls the stock market expensive. Bulls should take heed
- Global markets jump, dollar skids as Fed policy gets a closer look. Weakest jobs data in three years
- Bank lobby pushing back on the Volcker rule with legal mumbo jumbo. Defining a bank's ownership of a hedge fund
- Retailers are quickly waking up to the importance of cybersecurity. Steady stream of security breaches
- Addressing the issue of combining IRAs. The nitty-gritty details
- Are financial advisers still ignoring their clients' wives? Keeping pace with changing rules of retirement
- New light shining on alternative energy investments. Access through ETFs
Goldman calls stock market lofty by most measures
Plus: Fed policy gets a closer look, lawyers pick apart Volcker rule, retailers and cyber security, combining IRAs, how not to ignore your client's wife, and new hope for alternative energy
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Tuesday, 4 November 2014
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In A Book of Luminous Things: An International Anthology of Poetry (1996), editor Czeslaw Milosz included a short poem entitled The Day We Die, which he calls a song from the 'Southern Bushmen'. The only credit – given in the 'Permissions' section at the back of the book – goes to Arthur Markowitz, who is named – erroneously – as the 'translator'. All of which does its author and its real translator, without whom these words and thoughts would be entirely lost to us, a great injustice. For this is not an anonymous song. (To give an idea how inaccurate this is as a description, imagine taking the words from one small part of a chorus as it appears in one Greek tragedy from a known dramatist and calling it a 'song of the southern European'.) We know who told it to whom, on what day and where. There are even photographs of the storyteller and his translator. The story – of which 'The Day we Die' is but one part and which was given the title 'The Relations of Wind, Moon and Cloud to Human Beings after Death' by Lucy Lloyd – was told by the !nussa !e Bushman Dia!kwain, in a |xam dialect which was transcribed by Lucy Lloyd on 5th August, 1875 in Cape Town. It appears on pages 5147-5158 in her notebook, Bushman (D.H.) Pp.5079-5168 1875 V.—15 – one of the 131 of her notebooks, containing transcriptions of stories in |xam and !kun languages, which can be seen online at the remarkable Digital Bleek and Lloyd collection. This booklet gives a brief history of the text and how it has changed since 1875, and looks at how the abridged version that appears in the anthology distorts the original and continues the history of marginalisation and worse that has been the Bushmen's lot. It also attempts to restore Dia!kwain and Lucy Lloyd's names to their rightful place as originators of the text. The title – and the writing on the booklet's wrapper – is taken from the third page of Lloyd's original transcription of the story.
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
writers on cylinders: Franz Kafka
This fourth entry in the phonograph series features Franz Kafka. The original top label featured the artist Fred Heltmann, who has here became 'Fred Haltmann' - the perfect person to sing 'I Waited at the Gate (A Lament)', which sounds just about right for the writer of Before the Law. The 186 words of licensing legalese written on the top of the original label - from 'No license whatever is granted to anyone to use this patented record for making duplicates nor for any other purpose except the reproduction of sound upon an Edison phonograph by means of an Edison reproducer' to 'any violation hereof or of the license agreements of our licensees is an infringement of our patent rights for which every person concerned therein is liable' - are astonishing in that they take up fully half of the label but are still printed so small that they are illegible without magnification. With a nod towards the travails of Kafka's various characters trapped in impossible bureaucratic neverlands, I've changed the wording around to make it both slightly less comprehensible and slightly more nonsensical than it is already. I have however made it a little more legible. The original phonograph type was ' Edison Blue Amberol Record,' whose title I have changed to 'The New "Paterfamilias" Record' which seems fitting. Kafka had one or two problems with his father in his lifetime, but he is the daddy now.
fables 9 : Ash & Ish
The latest tale from the 'fables' series. In this particular case, first the full stops went, then the commas, then the apostrophes, then all other punctuation, until nothing was left but the bare comic tale of Ash, who one day just stops in the street. As passers-by turn him into a fetish figure, draping him with the adornments of their predilections, and the authorities decide what to do with him, worrying that he constitutes a fire hazard, Ish, Ash's inside other, is left harried and frantic, rushing around trying to kick-start his engine, but to no avail. A pretty pass, all told.
writers on cylinders: Hans Henny Jahnn
The second in the series of writers on altered phonograph cylinders commemorates the German writer and organ-builder Hans Henny Jahnn, especially his dark, fantastical 1962 novella, The Night of Lead. The cylinder is lead lined and contains a snuffed-out stub of candle, whose wax has seeped through the packaging. Hidden on the cylinder are the words, 'we walk the streets until our love turns bad'. As you might imagine, the 'sacred' on the top label - left on from the original - is ironic.
Monday, 30 December 2013
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december 2013
152mm x 190mm
sewn booklet with painted wrappers
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This tale has been concocted out of His Grandfather's Bible; A Tale of Furness Fells, a novel written by C. Wareing Bardsley, M.A., Vicar of Ulverston and excerpted in the 1885 edition of Home Words for Heart and Hearth (see also Colva Books 30: Henry Jekyll's Partial Statement of the Case, below), the version on which this current treatment is based. The words are exactly the same as those used in the original; all that has been changed is their order, so what was a pious story of redemption for a prodigal son is now something in the line of a tale of pagan sacrifice and the enduring natural force of life. The vicar would surely not have wanted it so, but his main character, the charcoal burner 'Old Antony', was so vigorously drawn - he was, we are told 'a man who never grows old' and whose face 'had dyes such as were worn by Druid priests in the days of the consecrated mistletoe and the hallowed oak' - that the theme of sacrifice and continuation was to be found not too far beneath the surface. The care that Bardsley took to preserve his characters' robust Lancashire dialect is also apparent; his words have been preserved exactly as originally penned, likewise his idiosyncratic punctuation.
Sunday, 17 November 2013
writers on cylinders: Robert Walser
The third in the phonograph series pays homage to the Swiss writer Robert Walser, whose exquisitely tortuous playfulness in prose is unmatched. For all of the loneliness and doubt behind his words, their presiding characteristic is good humour and one rarely leaves it not feeling at least a little uplifted. Rambling is a consistent theme in Walser's writing (I've given him a song title of 'How splendid to wander in the bright summer air!' - 'vocal; unaccompanied' of course). His sentences also resemble the act: characteristically they find him striding out, stumbling a little perhaps but then finding something fascinating by the wayside to take his attention; mixing extraordinary expostulation with simple-hearted delight and tremulous uncertainty, he doubles back, heads forward again, turns round and admires the view, exclaims 'how delightful all this is!' - and then ends with a question mark that puts the whole into doubt. There is no-one quite like him. There's a quote of his on the bottom of the phonograph: 'We don't need to see anything out of the ordinary. We already see so much.'
Thursday, 5 September 2013
fireweed silks drift...
I have a number of books on display at The Foundry Studio and Gallery in Bewdley, as part of their book week, from 14th-22nd September, 11am-4pm. I also done some readings which will be available at a listening post (ie: a pair of headphones and maybe even a seat) there. One of the poems is fireweed silks drift... I would have loved to post a reading of it here but unfortunately blogger requires a tortuous workaround to host it. Anyway, pop in to Bewdley if you are in the vicinity, it's there along with some close companions. In the meantime, here's a photograph of some fireweed in the garden, taken yesterday. I used to expend a lot of energy cutting fireweed (or rosebay willow-herb if you prefer) down. Now (and this is not entirely unconnected with the fact that its a good pollen plant for my bees, blue pollen too - take a look), I leave it and love to watch its silks rising and drifting through the air...
fables : 8
'The tea was dishonest, tasting vaguely of shrimp…' And here is another from the series, Fables 8 : Modern Times. Where is this one set? A down-at-heel encampment for low-key dissidents perhaps, engaged upon their work of tidying up anomalies in official pronouncements, where jocular camarderie is not quite enough to still the slivers of threat that poke through the cracks: 'bring me the silver of your stream, says the knife grinder, bring me its golden light.' It ends - as a number of my stories seem to these days - with thistledown upon the air. The rather lovely pea green wrappers are made from Ruscombe Mill's Forest Green Wove 180gsm paper.
fables : 6
I have printed up a number of stories, written between 2006 and the present day and linked through their singular method of composition, as a series of 'fables'. Here is number 6 - The Walk. My usual ambivalence to titles is plain as the words don't actually appear on the cover, which instead spreads the load between the series, an image - taken, as all the rest in the run, from Wills's 1923 set of Gardening Hints - and the first line of the tale. As for the story, it's a walk of sorts, engaged upon by a man of less than moderate means and fewer prospects, that commences with the promise of springtime hemlines and ends in the middle of his outing, between his destination and his desk. And I rather like the 'Gardening Hints' card I used for the cover, on two ways of staking runner beans. Thus far, I have always gone for the more traditional method of 'A', but can see the benefits of 'B' - a sort of hop twine arrangement to which I shall give serious consideration next year.
writers on cylinders: Algernon Blackwood
The first in a series of homages to various writers, as encapsulated by altered phonograph cylinder packaging. Algernon Blackwood is a rather overlooked writer these days, whose real subject - despite numerous lurid book jackets trying to persuade us otherwise - is wonder; dreadful wonder at times maybe, but wonder nevertheless, most often of that magical childlike quality that makes the unlikeliest of connections between things which adults seek to reason away. But the children know best. The Blackwood cylinder uses elements of his books The Education of Uncle Paul (1909), The Human Chord (1910) and The Promise of Air (1918). The song title - 'Between Yesterday and To-morrow' - is credited to 'Nixie's Woodwinds' (Nixie's vision in The Education of Uncle Paul of the dawning and unfurling of the winds is still extraordinary), and the cylinder is filled with feather down. The top cylinder label actually had the word 'Camplife' written on it by someone in the past; reading about Blackwood's experiences in the Canadian wilderness among other places, it seemed an eminently fitting word to leave in place.
Friday, 19 April 2013
Volume 14: Libido to Mary, Duchess of Burgundy
After all attempts by their original owner to find them a new home failed, the Sidney Nolan Trust was given a set of 1950s Encyclopædia Britannica so that they could turn them into new artworks, all of which can currently be seen (until 6 May 2013) in The Old Foundry Studio & Gallery at Bewdley Museum. I found my way to Volume 14 of the set: Libido to Mary, Duchess of Burgundy. Reading through it I felt smothered by the accumulated dust of knowledge and did a few approximate word counts. They were surprising. Topping the list in the volume were 43,000 words on Logic and Logical Positivism and 38,000 words on Libraries. The entry on Man only merited 16,000 words, while Life Insurance had 8,000 and Lycanthropy over 2,000. Even Lumbago had 175 words. And Love? Not a single word. Not even an entry. I eviscerated the volume and put a few mementos and part of a letter written by a person who can continue what they are doing through the love of another. I found the following definition of 'Encyclopædia', from The Encyclopædia Da Costa, helpful: 'Encyclopædias trouble themselves a great deal about words fallen into disuse, never about words still unknown, burning to be uttered.'
Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Offbeat: British Cinema's Curiosities, Obscurities and Forgotten Gems
A post to mark the publication of Julian Upton's Offbeat: British Cinema's Curiosities, Obscurities and Forgotten Gems, which was initially available in a limited edition no-ISBN hardback from Headpress, and is now out in widely available paperback. For anyone interested in the backwaters and byways of British cinema it's highly recommended, not least for Julian's pithily precise and often extremely funny writing. I penned a few extended reviews for it a while ago now - on the films X the Unknown (Leslie Norman, 1956), The Day the Earth Caught Fire (Val Guest, 1961), The Earth Dies Screaming (Terence Fisher, 1964), Herostratus (Don Levy, 1967), Privilege (Peter Watkins, 1967) and No Blade of Grass (Cornel Wilde, 1970). Here's a still of Edward Chapman, William Lucas, Leo McKern and Dean Jagger in one of the films I write about, Hammer's X the Unknown.
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MSPCC encourages public to learn how to prevent child abuseApril 11, 2014 |
GREATER SPRINGFIELD – April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (MSPCC) is encouraging all adults in Massachusetts to learn how they can play a role in preventing child abuse and neglect. "In Massachusetts, a child is reported abused or neglected every seven minutes. It is the responsibility of adults to safeguard children and to give a voice to the thousands of children whose lives are threatened by abuse and neglect," Mary McGeown, MSPCC president and CEO, said. "Child protective workers cannot save these children alone; they need the eyes and ears of adults in every community to identify signs of abuse and neglect before more harm is done to a child." Because abuse and neglect often occur behind closed doors, it is important for neighbors and friends to be aware of the well-being of children around them. While every case looks different, there are some recognizable signs of abuse and neglect. MCPCC is urging all residents to learn to identify these signs in children and report concerns to authorities: • Excessively withdrawn, fearful or anxious; • Extreme behavior (passive or aggressive); • Unexplained injuries; • Afraid to go home; • Reacts to sudden movements; • Chronically dirty; • Frequently left alone; • Often out of school; • Trouble walking or sitting, pain or itching in genital area; • Knowledge of sexual acts; • Runs away from home; • Frequent complaints of stomachaches or headaches. Those who suspect abuse or neglect are urged to call the Child-at-Risk Hotline 800-792-5200. "When neglect and/or abuse are found, intervention services are provided to keep kids safe and to support families. Your vigilance could help save a child's life," McGeown said. |


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Thanks! I think I'll go with buying a vial (that will be the most expensive item on the recipe, ahahah!) of lactobacillus. You used a saccharomyces strain? I see most of people use Sacch... but also some that use Brett, and get really good result. I also see the WL Berliner Weisse Blend use Brett instead of Sacc. I think I'll give it a try with lacto D and brett C, as said. But now... separate fermentation, or a single one but add lacto first... I'm planing 50% german Pils and 50% White wheat, no hops, or so little (less than half an once for a 5gal)
Bacteria are the only culture some people have.
I recently did the sour mash/ferment with ale yeast method you had as 5a. The sourness was right on after about 36 hours of the sour mash. 15 minute boil with 1/2 ounce of Hallertau. Being so low of an OG, it was fermented out in no time. Including the sour mash, I could have had this from grain to glass in a week, seriously. Oh, and 5 gallons cost about $10.


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On a day I feel unrepresented, it's nice to see that DA Looms always represents what I want as a loom knitter to improve my craft!
After much trial and error, they have come out with a new sock loom that is worthy of great notice!
The wonder sock loom:
I have a mini wonder loom, and it has been my go to loom for some time now. Small and portable enough to toss in my purse, makes as convenient as needles! This new sock loom looks like it will be just as good!!
I think… I am going to have to get myself one!
Pop on over to the DA Looms site and check out the details.. including a coupon code for a sale on this very loom, and tell em I send ya!
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Anthony, NM Celebrates Second Anniversary
ANTHONY, NM — The people in Anthony, New Mexico are celebrating the city's second anniversary.
Dozens of people joined in the birthday bash and the city's first Gordita Festival outside city hall. People enjoyed food booths, a gordita cook off and live music.
The mayor said the city has come a long way.
"Well it went from a non-incorporated community to a city," said Mayor Arnulfo Castenada. "We've gone from absolutely nothing, just on paper to we have have an office. We have a police department administration. We're up to about 9 or 10 employees. We're moving along."
The festival is going on from noon to midnight Saturday and noon to 9 p.m. Sunday.