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Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay
Kizilagac Koyu Gerenkuyu Mevkii Yaliciftlik
48400 Bodrum
+90 252 3110303
Address and Contact Details
Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay
Kizilagac Koyu Gerenkuyu Mevkii Yaliciftlik
48400 Bodrum
Tel +90 252 3110303
Fax +90 252 3110300
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Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay is within easy reach of central Bodrum and its vibrant nightlife (14 km. /8.5 mi.) and just 38 kilometers (23 mi.) to Milas Bodrum International Airport (BJV). It is less than three hours from Izmir's Adnan Menderes International Airport (ADB) and Dalaman Airport (DLM). The Greek island of Kos, part of the Dodecanese chain, is just 45 minutes by ferry, giving you the option of flying into or out of Kos Island International Airport (KGS) as well.
Arrival Information
After leaving the airport, and heading towards "Bodrum", you will reach "Torba Junction" where you will see the sign for "Yalı" and take the exit to left. After 10 minutes drive, when you reach the seaside you will reach Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay.
*Transfer to Bodrum city center from Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay is possible through local transportation every 15 minutes during season and every half hour off season. (Transfer pricing is applicable and offered by local transportation authorities and is not associated with Kempinski Barbaros Bay Bodrum)
Your reservation at the Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay is the first step in a marvelous experience, where you will enjoy exactly the service you want, whether that is maximum attention including a personal valet, a driver and a translator, or being left peacefully alone to get back to nature and discover our many facilities and amenities at your leisure. That experience begins the minute you arrive in Turkey, and make your way to the hotel whether by land or sea…
Airport Transfer
For a smooth arrival journey, our courteous, English-speaking professional drivers can pick you up from Bodrum International Airport with a Mercedes luxury vehicle (equipped with WIFI internet services) for a fee. To reserve a private pick up service, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Water Transfer
Set sail for luxurious relaxation, with motor- and sailing-yacht transfers to the Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay from a variety of ports, including Izmir, Bodrum, Fethiye and more. Or set sail from our hotel on a private voyage of discovery to the secluded coves and pristine bays of the Bodrum peninsula. You are also invited to sail to our hotel and take full advantage of our marina and the fee-based services it offers, for a luxury shore excursion on your Mediterranean cruise.
Helicopter Transfer
Not even the sky is limit when it comes to service at the Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay Bodrum, as is attested by our exclusive helicopter transfer service from Bodrum International Airport, İzmir Adnan Menderes International Airport or the location of your choice.


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USED SPACKLE KNIFE TO POP CLIPS ON TOP OF DRYER. RAISED LID OF DRYER TO EXPOSE BELT. NEXT USED NUT DRIVER TO DISASSEMBLY SCREWS FROM FRONT DOOR AND THEN BASE ( BAG THEM. LABELED BAG AND MARKED INSIDE OF DRYER WITH CORRESPONDING NUMBER TO MATCH HARDWARE)DISASSEMBLED DRYER DOOR LATCH SWITCH AND MARKED RED + AND WHITE NO MARKING. ( MIDDLE CONNECTION NOT USED)REMOVED DRYER CLEAN OUT SCREEN AND THEN REMOVED DRYER FACENEXT REMOVED DRYER BLOWER COVER NO HARDWARE ( Just lift upwards see side clips) OPENED UP SIDE OF DRYER TO GAIN MORE ACCESS (SPREAD APART MANUALLY)Removed belt and marked where belt was on tumbler postion with permanent markerUSed 2 car hold down cords to hold drum in place with back of dryernext removed belt from idler (note to make a drawing so that you know how to wrap this around the idler otherwise the belt will appear to be too large. Remember to reconnect spring. Next step was to removed drum rollers... this required a retaining ring pliers cost about $15. I replaced the snap retaining rings. This was easy but requires that you pull the drum forward about 4 inches to position. Next replaced belt and reassembled.Project was a success and runs like new.... Saved me $129 service call plus $65 parts without Maytag mark-up plus additional labor for the job $130. My cost $65 + $15 Tool (Retaining Ring Pliers)$80 versus $259 + ( $65 *50%)ark up on Parts)$80 versus $356 -- Thanks Parts Select for saving me $276 during the Christmas holiday.
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Level of DifficultyA Bit Difficult
Time to do repair:1- 2 hours
ToolsNutdriver, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench set
CustomerDan from Newfield NY
Removed the screws holding the bottom to the sides (but after taking it all apart, I think I could have done the repair by just taking the front off :-(. Removed the screws holding the front to the sides. Noted the wiring (three wires go to the front door switch). Removed the wires from the switch (they are quick connects, so no tools necessary). Removed the front. Pull the drum out. Disconnected the spring from the idler pulley lever. Removed the bolt and nut holding the idler pulley lever assembly to the bottom. (The old pulley had basically frozen in place which caused the belt to break). Put the new washers, wheel assembly and retaining ring on the new idler pulley lever. Bolted it back in place. Connected the spring. Put the new belt around the drum and slid the drum into place. Put the belt around the motor pulley and past the idler wheel (make sure it is on the correct side so this takes up the tension). Put the bottom screws back in. Connected the wires back up to the front. Put the front in place. (Make sure that the drum is properly seated in back so the front goes on and the drum will turn). Put the front screws back on.
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repair:30 - 60 mins
ToolsNutdriver, Socket set, Wrench set
Customerrussell from anamosa IA
removed front cover and top took drum out remove heating unit replced limit switch and fuse reinstalled installed new idler put new belt around drum installed drum replaced glides put top back on and front cover . then replaced boosting heater witch is on the blower also cycling thermostat

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PUBLISHED: 09 Feb 2012 12:56:57 | UPDATED: 09 Feb 2012 12:56:57PRINT EDITION: 09 Feb 2012
Australian Greens leader Bob Brown believes the market should decide the fate of Victoria's Alcoa plant.
Alcoa said this week it would review the viability of its Point Henry aluminium smelter because higher metal prices, input costs and exchange rates had made the plant unprofitable, raising the prospect of job cuts.
Senator Brown said on Thursday market forces should decide the smelter's fate.
"Here you are talking to a Green who defends the market, while the big parties defend public subsidies," Senator Brown told reporters in Canberra.
"It's obviously difficult and we are concerned about jobs, but this is an industry which I don't think has been investing wisely and the market does come into play, as indeed it is doing with the logging industry in Tasmania at the moment."
The plant employs 600 people, who will have to wait until the end of June to find out whether they will keep their jobs.
Its operations, which emit about 1.6 million tonnes of carbon every year, have been bolstered by state electricity subsidies and it will receive 94.5 per cent of its carbon permits for nothing under the carbon pricing scheme to start on July 1.
Senator Brown began his political career four decades ago campaigning against the flooding of Tasmania's Lake Pedder area to build a hydro-electric power station, which was to provide power to an Alcoa plant.
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Oct 20, 2008 A couple of weeks ago I went to Stockholm. It was freezing cold, but very charming. I fell immediately in love with the heart of Stockholm, Gamla Stan. The name derives from the term "gamla staden", which literally means Old Town. On the maps and in the literature from the mid 19th century, however, it was being called "staden mellan broarna" ("the city between the bridges") or staden inom broarna ("the city within the bridges"). This is not surprising, since the city of Stockholm was built on islands and Gamla Stan is the oldest and central part of the settlements. As you walk around the quarter you see old, colourful buildings – the styles mix medieval parts with baroque and rococo – and cosy, narrow streets. People, cafés, stores everywhere. This buzz of activity makes you imagine how living in the Middle Ages might have been. Sights of Gamla Stan include the Royal Castle (with its Royal Guards in front of it), Tyska Kyrkan, the church of the early German settlers and Stortorget, a beautiful square with especially colourful buildings. Gamla Stan is a great place to take pictures, but also a cool spot to hang out. Get a hot chocolate and one of these great Swedish pastries and absorb the charm of its medieval and Renaissance architecture! Oct 28, 2008 Wandering about these quaint streets reminds you of what life was like before Stockholm became what it is today. Stop at a coffee shop for a coffee and cinnamon danish. Look for the tiniest statue in the city near the Finnish Church. Be reminded of your childhood when you see a book about Pippi Longstocking - then buy a 6 kilo sucker from any of the candy shops. After this - head to the Absolut Ice Bar for some adult refreshment.... 0 22 65 Oct 30, 2009 Gamla Stan is the most beautiful part of Stockholm!! I could spend days wandering around the old cobblestone streets and looking at all the old buildings. The waterfront is absolutely beautiful no matter the time of year. Don't forget to check out the Palace and see the changing of the guard. Definitely worth fighting the crowds for. Get there early for a good place! Also check out the Katerinahissen, an elevated platform with beautiful views of the old town! Aug 13, 2008 The Gamla Stan (Old Town) is the oldest part of Stockholm and is located on an island in the centre. It dates back from the 13th century . The quarter has plenty of old houses in vibrant colors (dark yellow, orange, red etc...) Also the Royal Palace is located on this island. The shopping street here is Västerlanggatan. 0 19 1 Jul 18, 2008 The original medievel cities lies in the middle of Stockholm and linked by a series of bridges. Its amazingly beautiful and full of so many great sights like the royal palace and the nobel prize meseum. Walk through the cobbled streets and have coffee outside by the water looking out over where fresh water meets the sea, towards city hall. One of my favourite ways to spend an afternoon Related Links
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Volume 37-445 (For Immediate Release)
Contact: Renee Bungart
JEFFERSON CITY, MO, NOV. 19, 2009 -- The St. Louis area exceeded the 2008 eight-hour ozone standard of 75 parts per billion on five days this year resulting in air quality violations in 2009.
These exceedances have caused a violation of the standard based on an average of the last three years of monitoring data. Therefore, the St. Louis area is in violation of the 2008 eight-hour ozone standard and will likely remain a nonattainment area. These violations are further complicated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's recent announcement the 2008 eight-hour standard is under reconsideration. It is likely to be lowered to be more protective of public health and the environment.
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The Office of the Registrar at Tennessee State University evaluates transfer credits for students who clear TSU admission criteria, and who have declared a major. Transfer evaluations will not be completed for students with an admission status of transient or special. The complete files of students that have cleared the transfer admissions process will be forwarded to the Office of the Registrar for evaluation. Each file is processed individually, reviewing institutional catalogs and conferring with the Academic Departments for specific course equivalencies.
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Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 760517, 7 pages
Research Article
Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Some Novel 5-[(3-Aralkyl Amido/Imidoalkyl) Phenyl]-1,2,4-Triazolo[3,4-b]-1,3,4-Thiadiazines as Antiviral Agents
1Department of Chemistry, University of Lucknow, Lucknow 226 007, India
2Division of Microbiology, Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow 226001, India
Received 28 April 2012; Accepted 7 June 2012
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Hi all, I'm getting ready to brew my first lager (which will also be my first all grain batch. This is probably a very bad idea...). I was reading John Palmer's book, where in the latest edition he recommends cooling the wort to fermentation temperature prior to pitching the yeast (rather than pitching at 70 and then cooling to optimum fermentation temp). This makes good sense to me. But since I'll be working with White Labs #833, this means going all the way down to 48-55 degrees F. My question is -- how am I supposed to do this?? I've got a two-stage immersion chiller that will get the wort down to 70 pretty quick, but no way it'll get it to 50. Should I stick the immersion-cooled wort in the carboy, put it in the fridge, and let it sit overnight to get down to 50, prior to pitching the yeast? It makes me a little nervous to leave vulnerable wort exposed for so long, but I don't see any real alternative. -Matt
Yes I would wait to pitch my yeast. If you need to put it in the fridge than do it. My water is cold this time of the year and I get to 55f with an immersion chiller if I leave it going and stirring for 1/2 an hour. I then put it in my fridge until I get 50f and pitch a 45f yeast slurry ( from a starter or yeast cake ) into it. I get a great start and ferment. As long as everything is sanitary, you should have no worries.
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Wow, I too am brewing my first lager tomorrow and was going to post the exact same question. This board rocks!
Although there's no universal agreement, you can do it either way. 1) pitch at fermentation temps and expect a long lag time unless you have a BIG starter. Slight risk of contamination. 2) pitch at room temp and cool when fermentation starts. This is faster but risks (I've never tasted this) some fruity off flavours.
I have made lagers for 4 years during the winter months where my garage get down to the nice temperature of about 55 F for fermentations. I boil my worts and cool to about 75 F with an emersion chiller. I then pitch my lager yeast at 75 F and place it in my 55 F garage. In some cases, I have placed my primary fermenter in the house overnight to allow the yeast to get a good start before cooling to the 55 F. In all cases, I have not had any major flavor effects (fruity, sulfury) from this practice. In fact, I have had excellent lagers. I feel the warmer temperatures for the first 12 - 24 hours allows the yeast to get going. I also use a yeast starter. Dr Malt
If you pitch between 60-70 and immediately put it in your cooler environment, it will likely cool to optimum ferment temps before the yeast really start working anyway. Of course, there will be people who want to split hairs and argue that even an hour at higher than recommended temps will utterly ruin your batch even during lag time, but unless someone blind taste tests it, I'm undecided.
Though pitching lagers cold is the preferred way, you shouldn't do this unless you have the proper amount of yeast to pitch (about 100ml (3oz) of yeast sediment for an average 5 gal batch) and the ability to bring the wort to that temp before pitching w/o having to wait long. pitching warm and letting it coold during then initial hours would be safer. I bring the wort below 50F by using a utility pump in a bucket with ice water to circulate this ice water though the immersion chiller after I got the wort below 70 with tap water. This idea comes from Jamil (see mrmalty.com). He also has a good pitching calculator on this page. Kai
do what kaiser suggested regarding the ice water in your chiller. Then pitch big. This will keep away the diacetyl which means you won't need to bring the beer up to 70 after primary for a diacetyl rest. It will also help you limit esters which are more appropriate to ales than lagers.
Dantodd: I am not sure I am clear on your thinking on the diacetyl and not needing a diacetyl rest. Could you give me a brief reasoning on what you are referring to? Thanks. Dr Malt
Diacetyl precursors are created in much greater abundance at high temperatures. Usually when you pitch at 70 and then drop of the 40s for fermentation there are enough diacetyl precursors to exceed the taste threshold for the average drinker. Bringing the beer up to 70 again about 3/4 of the way through fermentation will induce the yeast to consume the diacetyl precursors. If you pitch at fermentation temperatures there are many fewer precursors produced and even if they are converted to diacetyl it will be at below the taste threshold. Jamil Z. in a podcast I listened to recently said he doesn't do a diacetyl rest and pitches at fermentation temperatures. I jsut listened to John Palmer on Basic Brewing and he pitches at fermentation temperatures and still does a diacetyl rest.


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To All the Corners of the World — Ed's First JManga.Com Review
Posted in Digital and Webcomics, Manga Reviews on August 18, 2011 by Ed Sizemoreby Fumiyo Kouno
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To All the Corners of the World is the story of Suzu, a young bride in Japan during World War II. The book opens with a couple of tales from her childhood in Hiroshima. When Suzu marries, she moves to Kure, a city about 12 miles south of Hiroshima. (It's the city where the battleship Yamato was built.)
Fumiyo Kouno is the author of Town of Evening Calm, Country of Cherry Blossoms, which was published by Last Gasp and received much critical acclaim. To All the Corners of the World has the same gentle storytelling found in the earlier work.
Suzu is a delightful character. She's a bit absent-minded and clumsy, but she has a good heart. From a very young age, she showed herself an excellent artist. Sadly, it's her domestic skills and humility that are prized instead of her talents with a pencil. She's married at 18 to a young man working for the Navy. It takes a while for her in-laws to warm up to her eccentricities, but gradually, they come to love and accept her.
Since this story takes place during World War II, readers will expect some strong dramatic narrative. However, the narrative is as unassuming as its lead character. The book is filled with quiet moments of everyday life. That's the point of the book; everyday life goes on even in the midst of war. Sure, war has an effect on our daily lives, but people still get married, groceries need to be bought, meals need to be cooked, children have to be cared for, etc. Suzu is more worried about the bald spot on the top of her head than whether Japan is winning the war.
At the same time, because this does take place in the Hiroshima region, it's hard not to have the specter of the atomic bomb hanging over everything happening. There is a subtle anti-war message here. We know Suzu's life and family will be devastated when the bomb drops. You can't help feeling that Kouno is telling us that normal everyday life and its seeming trivialities are what gets destroyed by war. That's the real tragedy, war's effect on the common people.
Kouno's artwork is as warm and gentle as her storytelling. She's very adept at conveying subtle emotions. She's also a master of slapstick comedy. There are several moments of Suzu being clumsy that are laugh-out-loud funny. Not to mention, the wonderful two-page spreads of the countryside. You can tell Kouno realy loves rural landscapes. It's a book you can easily flip through just for the art itself.
To All the Corners of the World is a heartwarming story of a young bride. Anyone who liked Kouno's first book will surely enjoy this one as much. It's a greatly relaxing read. The events are small and emphasize the bonds of family. It's a shame that it's not available in print form. This would be a perfect book to lend to friends that want to sample manga. It's certainly well worth the price to become a member of JManga.com. You can see preview pages and read an interview with the author there.
JManga.com Reviewed
So let's talk a little about Jmanga.com itself. Johanna has already given you an excellent overview of the website and its content, so I'll discuss the purchasing and reading experiences.
Jmanga.com has several free previews available. Howvever, not all books have previews available, so be sure to click the PREVIEWS tab at the top of the site. These samples range from the first five pages of the volume to the entire first chapter. How much of a preview you get is governed by the publisher. In their apps, Viz and Yen Press have set a standard of making the entire first chapter available for preview, and other publishers need to follow suit. Five pages isn't enough to really convince someone to buy your book.
As Johanna pointed out, there are currently a lot more books listed than are available for either previews or purchasing. The contents are publisher-driven. Some publishers were ready with a nice selection for JManga's premiere, while others are slowly rolling out their books. Looking at the titles listed, there is a nice variety of books. Hopefully, more genres will be added later. I'd love to see some mahjong and golf manga added.
To be able to purchase either chapters or books you have to set up an account with JManga and give them a credit card number. It's very quick and easy to do, but I would like to see PayPal as a secondary payment option. I suspect the credit card requirement is so they can use that for age verification. Based on the genres listed, adult material will eventually be available through the website.
The Flash-based viewer is very nice. It has a simple interface and good high-resolution images. There is a control panel in the bottom right-hand corner. You can select from one of three viewing options: two pages per screen, single page, or panel-by-panel (although there are some books that don't have the panel-by-panel option). Once nice feature is that when you come to a two-page spread, the view automatically shows the full illustration regardless of the viewing mode selected. If you are in one-page or panel-by-panel, the view will return to that mode when you advance to the next screen.
There is a zoom option, but it has a problem. When you enlarge a page to be bigger than the screen, there is no up or down option to let you adjust which part of the page you're viewing. The page always stays centered. This means the top and bottom of the page become unviewable. So if the font in a top or bottom panel is too small to read, you're simply out of luck.
There is a bookmark feature, but it's not well labeled, and it only works as long as you stay logged into JManga. The bookmark icon is a gear, which most programs use to indicate settings. Also, the time I really want to use a bookmark is when I have to leave the site and come back later. So it doesn't make sense for JManga's viewer to erase all bookmarks when you log out. Hopefully, this will be corrected in the future.
Other people have commented on Twitter about the translation quality. I didn't have a problem with any of the pages I read. However, I tend to be forgiving of awkward and poorly chosen phrases. Those with a more sensitive ear to language might find the editing a bit uneven. I did notice that the author's preface to volume 1 of Devil King by Takao Saito was not translated. I hope they will go back and correct that oversight.
The price is a little high; $4.99 would be more in line with other digital comic content. However, there is a lot of material that has not been available in print in the U.S. I have to confess that some of the more exotic titles like Anesthesiologist Hana, Ekiben Hitoritabi, and Gokudou Meshi have me curious enough to pay the $8.99 for the first book.
Overall, I like JManga, and I think it's off to a solid start. There are some minor problems, but that can be expected. I'm hoping that JManga will develop apps for e-readers and cellphones. I'm not a fan of reading manga on a computer or laptop. However, that's not a priority. I'd like for them to focus on getting all the current listed titles online. In the end, I hope JManga lives up to its potential. I'm certainly rooting for them.
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In May 2003, Westwood had fallen all the way from fourth to 266th and rounds of 81 and 79 at the Portuguese Open begged all sorts of questions about what the future might hold.
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Westwood led in Dubai after 54 holes last year, but lost by a shot to Rafael Cabrera Bello and in 2010 he was beaten in a play-off by another Spaniard, Miguel Angel Jimenez.
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A harrowing story of forced servitude and deprivation in a Siberian penal institution, The House of the Dead draws heavily on the author's own experience in such a prison camp. Fyodor Dostoevsky's fact-based fiction portrays wanton destruction of human life, the brutality of sadistic prison guards, and the cruelty visited on one another by fellow inmates. In his sober, lucid baritone, performer Walter Covell is at turns dour, dismayed, and redemptive as he relives protagonist Aleksandr Goryanchikov's torturous confinement. Amid these dire circumstances, Goryanchikov undergoes a spiritual transformation, finding hope in the kindness he observes in a handful of inmates.
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Gerard Way on the Long Odyssey of "The Fabulous Killjoys"
The former My Chemical Romance frontman talks the album-turned-comic that was "Fabulous Killjoys," Grant Morrison's villain and "Umbrella Academy's" return.
Gerard Way posts update, concept art for new "Umbrella Academy"
Gerard Way gave an update on the status of the next volume of "Umbrella Academy," saying he and artist Gabriel Ba have begun to talk about the 3rd & 4th volumes.
S.H.I.E.L.D., X-Men: Days of Future Past, The Wolverine: December 19th Comic Reel
Jeph Loeb weighs in on "S.H.I.E.L.D.!" Hugh Jackman to join "X-Men: Days of Future Past!" Mark Millar expounds on "The Wolverine!" Plus, Gerard Way gives an update on "Umbrella Academy" and more!
CBR TV @ NYCC: Gerard Way & Shaun Simon on "Fabulous Killjoys'" Three-Year Journey
My Chemical Romance and "Umbrella Academy" writer Gerard Way visits the CBR Tiki Room at New York Comic Con with co-writer Shaun Simon to talk about their new book "The Fabulous Killjoys."
MORRISONCON EXCLUSIVE: Gerard Way Shaves, Talks Magic & "Umbrella Academy"
CBR News joined MorrisonCon guest, "My Chemical Romance" singer and comic book creator Gerard Way for a backstage discussion of Grant Morrison, magic and the future of "The Umbrella Academy."
Richardson on Dark Horse Digital, "Orchid" & "Umbrella Academy"
Dark Horse Publisher Mike Richardson lays out the company's digital plans, discusses new high-profile projects including Tom Morello's "Orchid." Plus details on more "Umbrella Academy."
Umbrella Academy, Cowboys & Aliens, Dredd: July 26th Comic Reel
"Umbrella Academy" gets a re-write from "Dodgeball" director! Jon Favreau talks directing "Cowboys & Aliens!" Also, Karl Urban gets the "Dredd" scowl down in new photo, Comic-Con highlights and more.
WC11: Dark Horse, the Buffyverse and More
Dark Horse Comics hit Buffy Summers' new home of San Francisco to talk to an enthusiastic WonderCon crowd about the upcoming "Buffy Season Nine," "Angel & Faith," "Dollhouse," Gerard Way's "Killjoys" and more.
CBR TV: Fábio Moon & Gabriel Bá
Fábio Moon and Gabriel Bá stopped by CBR's NYCC tiki room to discuss who the better writer and artist is between the two, their collaborative process, the concepts behind the acclaimed "Daytripper" series and more.
NYCC: Dark Horse Unveils New Digital Plans
Dark Horse discussed their digital plans at NYCC this evening, including unveiling the publisher's new in-house Apps eliminating third-party fees and allowing them to drop the price to $1.49 an issue and more.
Bá and Moon on the Finer "De:Tales"
Gabriel Bá and Fábio Moon spoke with CBR about Dark Horse's new edition of "De:Tales," their early graphic novel of short stories in Brazil, and revealed a new self-published projected debuting at NYCC.
PRESS RELEASE: "Hellboy" and "Umbrella Academy" Now Available On The iPhone
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CCI: Gerard Way
"Umbrella Academy" creator Gerard Way spoke to a crowd of fans at Comic-Con International, detailing his plans for future "Umbrella Academy" installments and hisnew series "Killjoys" and other behind-the-scenes factoids, and CBR was there.
Dark Horse Solicitations, April 2009
Dark Horse has released images and solicitation information for new comics and products on sale in April, 2009, including new issues of "Umbrella Academy," "Buffy," and the first issue of an all-new "Aliens" miniseries.
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Scott Allie
CBR begins a series of in-depth interviews with the Dark Horse editorial team with Senior Managing Editor Scott Allie, who is responsible for "Umbrella Academy," "Buffy Season 8," the Mignola-verse and more.
CBR TV: Gerard Way, Part 5
We conclude our five-part CBR TV series with Gerard Way as the "Umrella Academy" creator discusses his close collaboration with Dark Horse editor Scott Allie and his growing confidence as a writer with "Dallas."
CBR TV: Gerard Way, Part 4
We continue our five-part CBR TV series with Gerard Way as the "Umbrella Academy" creator discusses writing the series all around the world, and what influence the book's had on his music with My Chemical Romance.
CBR TV: Gerard Way, Part 3
We continue our five-part CBR TV series with Gerard Way by asking the "Umbrella Academy" writer about his top secret superhero project for one of the Big Two, and discuss his return to the drafting table with "Rex Mundi" #16.
CBR TV: Gerard Way, Part 2
We continue our five-part CBR TV series with Gerard Way by asking the "Umbrella Academy" writer and My Chemical Romance musician about the forthcoming film based on his and Gabriel Bá's hit Dark Horse book.
CBR TV: Gerard Way, Part 1
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Pipeline - 11/18/2008
Pipeline has been around for 11 years (and nearly 600 columns!), but has never reviewed a mug -- until now! Also, how will rising comic costs affect Augie's comic book reading habits, and what's the deal with "Spawn?"
Artistic Process: Umbrella Academy's Gabriel Bá
Just in time for this month's releases of Dark Horse's "Umbrella Academy: Dallas" #1 by Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá, CBR speaks with Bá about his approach to drawing the series, examininghis process through layouts, line art, and final coloring.
CBR TV: Scott Allie and Gerard Way
Dark Horse editor Scott Allie and "Umbrella Academy" creator and My Chemical Romance band member Gerard Way board the CBR Yacht to discuss what fans can expect in the upcoming second UA series.
Dark Horse Solicitations for October, 2008
Dark Horse has released images and solicitation information for new comics and products on sale in November, 2008, including the return of Gerard Way's "Umbrella Academy" and the debut of the Animated "Buffy."
CCI: Morrison & Way Born Under a Dark Sun
Two kindred spirits -- Eisner-winning rock star Gerard Way and comics rocker Grant Morrison -- shared a panel at Comic-Con International and made plans to create a new universe in one coffee-fueled week.
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My Chemical Romance's Gerard Way talks about "Umbrella Academy" series 2, the possibility of a big-screen adaptation, and his upcoming Comic-Con panel with Grant Morrison.
Dark Horse Solicitations for September, 2008
Dark Horse has released images and solicitation information for new comics and products on sale in September, including "Buffy the Vampire Slayer Vol. 3: Wolves at the Gate," the "Umbrella Academy" umbrella and more.
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My Chemical Romance singer and The Umbrella Academy creator Gerard Way reflects on his and Gabriel Bá's "The Apocalypse Suite" and talks to CBR News about the future of the Dark Horse franchise.
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Legislating: The good, the bad
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In 1971 Oregon passed the nation's first bottle bill. When that wave of environmental enthusiasm came to New Hampshire, it was then-Newmarket State Rep. Patti Blanchette who took up the cause — and became disparagingly referred to as "Bottle Bill" Blanchette.
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I never win these kinds of things, especially since I don't have Tumblr or twitter so I miss out on three chances, but I may as well feature this here. Maybe someone else can win something
Plus, it's a chance to feature some of her great works
ChaosFay is holding a jewellery giveaway. She make macrame jewellery and sells it here: naynaymacrame.etsy.com
Her stuff is seriously gorgeous. I've bought several pieces from her and can attest to the quality of her work.
Here are some of them:
It's so hard to just choose three things >.<
I chose the first one to show the complexity that Chaosfay can achieve. There's probably another one that would be better proof, but I felt this one was a better choice. Maybe because it was a commission?
The second one I chose because it's simple, to contrast the first. It's also to show that she uses a variety of materials, not just beads and thread but also bells and, as you can see the the third picture, pendants, tumbled chips and different types of thread.
The third one I chose was to show another style, I guess. I just like how chunky it is, I think. Also, how well it fits with the pendant.
Chaosfay can achieve many different looks depending on the beads, threads and so on. I think you guys should all totally check her out. You may just see something you really like!