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Poundbury is an urban extension to the Dorset county town of Dorchester, built on Duchy of Cornwall land according to architectural principles advocated by The Prince of Wales.
The Prince has long been concerned by the quality of both the natural and built environments in which we live.
In 1989 His Royal Highness published the book 'A Vision of Britain' which set out his beliefs in certain principles of architecture and urban planning.
These principles reflected some of the timeless ideas that have enabled many places around Britain to endure and thrive over the centuries.
Begin in 1994 Poundbury is the living embodiment of these principles.
It is a high density urban quarter of Dorchester which gives priority to people, rather than cars, and where commercial buildings are mixed with residential areas, shops and leisure facilities to create a walkable community. The result is an attractive and pleasing place, in keeping with the character of Dorchester, in which people live, work, shop and play.
It is home to 2,000 people in different types of housing, including social housing, as well as providing employment for some 1,600 people and is a home to 140 businesses.
Poundbury aimed to challenge some of the planning assumptions of the latter part of the 20th Century which often resulted in ghettoised and run-down social housing estates and out-of-town shopping centres, forcing ever greater reliance on the car.
In 1987 the local planning authority, West Dorset District Council, selected Duchy of Cornwall land to the west of Dorchester for future expansion of the town. As Duke of Cornwall, The Prince of Wales took the opportunity to work with the council to create a model urban extension to the ancient market town.
In 1988, The Prince of Wales appointed the well-known architect and urban planner, Leon Krier, to work on an overall concept for 400 acres of land of what would become Poundbury. Krier's challenge was to create an autonomous new extension to the town within the context of traditional Dorset architecture, using the urban design principles described in A Vision of Britain, often now referred to as the Poundbury Principles, architecture, mixed housing and favouring the pedestrian over the car to create a more humanising environment.
Over the past twenty years, as Poundbury has developed, it has demonstrated that there is a genuine alternative to the way in which we build new communities in this country.
Poundbury has proved increasingly influential, attracting international interest and generating hundreds of organised tours every year from architects, town planners, academics and housebuilders.
Quick Facts
- Construction of Poundbury commenced in October 1993
- Poundbury is being built on 400acres of land. 250 acres of mixed-use buildings and 150acres of landscaping
- Poundbury is being built in four distinct phases
- At the beginning of 2012 around 2,000 people were living in Poundbury and 1,500 people working in businesses
- Poundbury is expected to increase the population of Dorchester by about one-quarter (approximately 4,500 people) over the development period
- The architecture of Poundbury is unashamedly traditional and reflects the local style, but it is not a village
- Poundbury is an urban extension to Dorchester
- There are currently 140 individual businesses operating in Poundbury
- 35 per cent of the housing under construction in Poundbury is affordable housing for rental or shared ownership by people on the local housing list
- Pummery Square is the hub of Phase One and Queen Mother Square will be the hub of Phases Two, Three and Four
- There are currently 11 specially built Eco Homes in Poundbury but more are planned for the future
- Poundbury will probably be completed around 2025
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Advances in Mechanical Engineering
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 140579, 6 pages
FSI Simulation of Common Carotid under Normal and High Blood Pressures
1Department of Mechanical Engineering, MIT, Manipal 576104, India
2Department of Radiodiagnosis & Imaging, KMC, Manipal 576104, India
3Department of Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery, KMC, Manipal 576104, India
Received 30 April 2012; Accepted 14 October 2012
Academic Editor: Hakan F. Oztop
Copyright © 2012 S. M. Abdul Khader et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
There has been a tremendous progress in most of the computational domains in recent times. One of the key areas is analyzing the complex interaction of blood flow through elastic artery. Such study will aid in predicting the progression and behaviour of diseases like atherosclerosis and hypertension. In the present investigation, a simple straight common carotid artery having an eccentric blockage is analyzed for normal as well as high blood pressure condition. The clinical data has been obtained from ultrasound measurements on a volunteer patient and a model is generated, ANSYS, a commercially available Finite Element Analysis software. The ANSYS Fluid-Structure Interaction (FSI) solver is used to perform the coupled field transient analysis for three pulse cycles and the obtained results demonstrate the pulsatile flow. The simulation shows that the influence of hypertension has high deformation than normal case, severely altering the flow dynamics in downstream of the stenosis. The results obtained agree very well with available clinical observation of normal blood pressure condition.


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@Babalaas - There are many different cut combinations that can create some great burgers. You can use combinations of beef and lamb; some even add a little pork. Many like to use chuck as the basis for their burgers, but this is not the only option. Combinations of sirloin and brisket can make for a very tasty, tender burger. If you really want to splurge, tenderloin ground with striploin, unsalted butter, and a sprinkle of powdered milk makes a very juicy burger.
I like to grind my own burgers, and I have a favorite combination of cuts. I like flavorful, tender burgers that aren't too fatty. I use about equal parts of chuck, ribeye, and boneless sparerib. Before I grind the meat, I cut the meat into 1-2 inch pieces; trimming off any parts that would become gristle. I then put the pieces on a cookie sheet into the freezer for about 30 minutes. This ensures the meat will and fat will stay firm while grinding. I grind the chuck and sparerib fine, and I use a course grind for the ribeye. I mix the grinds together and form loose patties, sprinkle with sea salt and fresh ground pepper, and grill. Put the burger on a lightly toasted brioche roll with your favorite fixings for the perfect burger.


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Daily Workout- Chest, Biceps & Cardio
April 3, 2012 Workout Routine- Chest/Biceps/Cardio
Muscle Prodigy is committed to helping you with your fitness goals. You need to hit the gym often and hard. However, sometimes it gets overwhelming with what to do in the gym. We're here to break down a structure for you that will include a detailed script of exactly what you should be doing in the gym each day. That's right...every Monday we will post the schedule for the week, meaning that you will have advance notice of exactly what days you should be hitting the gym, which muscle groups you will be training, and which days you have off to give your body adequate rest. Every single morning, we will post the routine of the day, so you know exactly what to do while in the gym.
These routines are exactly what the founders of Muscle Prodigy do, so you know that you are in good hands. We will always stay committed to provide you with tough workouts, but we will never overtrain you like most other programs do. We also show you exactly how to perform the exercises with our before and after pictures and our instructional videos, in which we demonstrate the exercises and walk you through them. Be sure to check back every single day for your structured workout program!
Please check out our Exercise Database to learn how to do any type of workout as well.
Schedule for the Week of April 2, 2012:
Monday: Off
Tuesday: Chest/Biceps/Cardio
Wednesday: Back/Triceps
Thursday: Abs/Cardio
Friday: Shoulders
Saturday: Legs/Cardio
Sunday: Off
For this week you will focus on doing standard workouts, incorporating both compound and isolation exercises. For your cardio exercises, you will do all sprint based workouts. Make sure you increase the weight as the reps decrease (and vise-versa). Make sure you warm up properly doing 3-4 sets before starting your working sets for a specific muscle group.
For Tuesday, April 3, 2012, you will start your workout with training your chest and biceps and then ending with 20 sprints.
1) Chest Press
20 reps, 15 reps, 10 reps, 6 reps
The Chest Press mainly works the middle of the chest. Sit upright in the seat. Grab the handle bars at the top of the bar to maximize tension in the middle of the chest. Push forward while keeping you back up against the pad (Don't slouch) until your arms are extended but with a slight bend in the elbows. Squeeze at the top of the movement. Slowly return the weight back to its normal position without hitting the weight up against the stopper (stop just before it to maximize tension).
2) Flat Chest Press
20 reps, 15 reps, 10 reps, 6 reps
The Flat Bench Machine Controlled Chest Press allows you to go even heavier than the barbell bench press as your stabilizer muscles don't need to work in this movement. Lie down in the seat with feet planted on the floor. Grab the handle bars and push forward while keeping your back against the pad (Don't raise your hips) until your arms are extended but with a slight bend in the elbows. Squeeze at the top of the movement. Slowly return the weight back to its normal position without hitting the weight up against the stopper (stop just before it to maximize tension).
3) Incline Weighted Push-Up
3 sets of 30 reps
Put your feet up on a bench close together and position your hands shoulder-width apart and far enough from the bench so you can perform a full range of motion. Keep your back straight and butt up but not too much (Don't sag your hips but don't raise your butt in the air-Keep it flat). Keep your core tight all the way through. Look straight, meaning down at the floor. Have a buddy put an appropriate weight on the lower part of your back. Lower yourself to the floor by bending at the elbows but keeping the same posture throughout until your nose is just above the ground. Push yourself back up the starting position locking your arms out.
4) Free Range Cable Machine
5 sets of 20 reps
The Free Range Cable Machine is wonderful because it allows you to do whatever you want. You can Press forward with one arm as shown. You can do flyes. You can do close grip presses or wide grip presses.
1) Chin Up
3 sets to failure
Reach up towards a pull-up bar with a close grip and palms facing towards you (reverse grip). Keep your knees tucked in under you. Your arms should be fully extended at the bottom of the movement so you are hanging. In a slow, controlled manner pull your body up towards the bar using your biceps, until your head is above the bar but not before. Slowly bring yourself back down until you hang extended again.
2) Incline Dumbbell Biceps Curl
20 reps, 15 reps, 10 reps, 6 reps (each arm)
Lying your body down on an incline bench, feet planted on the floor, back straight, abs tight, and head looking forward, hold dumbbells in each hand hanging down by your side (palms facing in front of you and the back of your hand facing the ground). Upper arms and elbows are tucked into your sides tightly. Curl the dumbbells up in an arc-like motion until they reach your upper chest. Elbow is back a little bit and stays fixated throughout the whole movement. Bring it back to its original position by lowering the dumbbells down in an arc-like motion until they are hanging at your sides again.
3) Standing Barbell Curl
10 reps, 10 reps, 4 reps, 4 reps
Stand shoulder-width apart with a cambered bar in hands and back straight, abs tight, and head looking forward. Grip the bar with shoulder-width grip and barbell hanging down extended. Upper arms and elbows are tucked into your sides tightly. Curl the bar up in an arc-like motion until it reaches your chin. Elbow is back a little bit and stays fixated throughout the whole movement. Bring it back to its original position by lowering the bar down in an arc-like motion.
20 sprints of 50 yards
Try to find about 50 yards of space (half the length of a football field). Sprint 50 yards as hard as you can, rest 30 seconds and repeat for a total of 20 times.
Be sure to check back every single day for your workout of the day!
Please check out our Exercise Database to learn how to do any type of workout
This is a simplified workout routine that just shows you the number of reps and sets. However, there are many variables that go unaccounted for in this program that we explain fully in our MP45 Program, which will get you more ripped in only 45 days because it hinges on the idea of the type of intensity you must achieve while in the gym. Also, the battle with your physique is won in the kitchen, not just the gym. MP45 includes the most detailed workout program and meal plan for all 45 days, including 300 pages of nutritional and training science depicting exactly why MP45 is so effective. These workouts are very basic ideas of what we do in the gym, which will tremendously help your results, but nutrition is actually responsible for 80% of the way you look. Also, the type of reps you are completing within your set is very important, which is why MP45 is so effective. We explain how to exactly achieve the pump during your workouts and how to completely exhaust your muscle to expedite the process of it recovering to grow back in half the time.
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Todd Campbell selected as assistant district program delivery engineer for MnDOT District 1
DULUTH, Minn. — Todd Campbell, P.E., has been selected as the assistant district engineer for program delivery for the Minnesota Department of Transportation District One which encompasses eight counties in northeastern Minnesota.
Mike Tardy served as assistant district engineer for program delivery until March, when he left MnDOT to become Carlton County engineer.
"Todd brings more than 27 years of MnDOT experience in soils, construction, surveys, hydraulics, design and project management," said District One Engineer Duane Hill. "Todd has been a mentor to many of the engineering and technical staff here in our district and will provide excellent leadership for our planning and program delivery functions."
Campbell earned a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey. He will oversee the planning, design and contract administration of the district's highway construction program, which in recent years has exceeded $100 million annually.
Campbell is active in the local community serving on the boards of Marshall School and the NorthShore Inline Marathon.
MnDOT District One encompasses 1,600 miles of highway and more than 600 bridges.


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On Friday evening, 165 members of the St. Marys Area High School Class of 2011 gathered with their family and friends in celebrating their high school career as part of the school's 115th annual commencement program. Class President Shelby Zomcik acted as the Mistress of Ceremonies and offered brief remarks along with fellow student speakers Natalie Schwer, salutatorian, and Gianna DeMuro, valedictorian.
Philip Bradley Wolfel, 23, of 5448 Rasselas Rd., Wilcox, pleaded guilty to one count of arson and related offenses, a grade-one felony, when he appeared before 59th Judicial District Judge Richard Masson in the main courtroom of the Elk County Courthouse during the morning session of Return Day on Friday. As a result of his guilty plea, Wolfel was sentenced to incarceration for a period of no less than four years to no more than 15 years at the State Diagnostic and Classification Center in Pittsburgh.
RIDGWAY - Laurene L. Leuschel, 51, of St. Marys, pleaded guilty to the charges of theft by unlawful taking or disposition, a grade-three felony; and tampering with records or identification, a grade-one misdemeanor, when she appeared before 59th Judicial District Judge Richard Masson in the main courtroom of the Elk County Courthouse during the morning session of Return Day on Friday. Sentencing in the matter was deferred until after the completion and receipt of a pre-sentence investigation report, which will include a forensic mental health evaluation conducted by Dr. David Webster.
ST. MARYS - Fourth Floor Graphics, which does full-graphic, high-definition signs, banners, vehicle lettering, wraps, guitar skins, shirts and hats, is holding its grand opening Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at its location at 106 South Michael St. in downtown St. Marys. The business is a family affair, owned by Dave Lowe, his father, Wayne, and his brothers, Tim and Scott. Dave Lowe said the business will offer various services to the area.
MT. ZION – The Mt. Zion Historical Society was presented the Seven Seals Award on Saturday afternoon during the fifth annual Memorial Day dedication ceremony at Mt. Zion Historic Park. Master of Ceremonies Richard Coccimiglio explained that the award is "the most prestigious." "In fact, it is the highest award presented by the ESGR, Employment Services for Guards and Reserves," Coccimiglio said. Fred Fair, Army Reserve Ambassador, explained that there are about 4,700 volunteers involved with ESGR, acting as go-betweens for employers and employees.
KERSEY - Visitors at the recent Fox Township Supervisors meeting expressed their concern over a dusty road, raw sewage and the junk ordinance. Thomas McQuown, owner of a camp on Boone Mountain Road, stated that he has been experiencing dust problems, partially due to vehicles speeding along the road. He requested the township tar and chip the road in order to alleviate the problem, which he said is only going to get worse once the large water trucks travel the road as part of the gas and oil drilling projects.


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On its 150th anniversary, US Civil War matters more than ever
The conflict between North and South stands as one of the only civil wars in human history that did not end in monarchy or dictatorship. Its lessons hold enduring value for the modern struggle to defend liberal democratic principles without compromising them in times of existential crisis.
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When recently discussing the war in Afghanistan with a former high-level Pakistani official, I was whisked from the streets of Kabul by my interlocutor's jaunty conclusion: "We've had the devils own day, haven't we?"; to which I instantly replied: " Yes – lick'em tomorrow though."
With this brief, apparently enigmatic, exchange we both acknowledged our membership in a rather obscure subculture: non-American Civil War buffs. The dialogue we quoted was an actual exchange between Ulysses Grant and William Tecumseh Sherman after the first day of the battle of Shiloh, the bloodiest battle fought in the western theater of the war.
Rather than further musing on the progress of the war in Afghanistan, we spent the next two hours talking about Confederate General Robert E. Lee's Gettysburg campaign, the siege of Petersburg, and Stonewall Jackson's bold exploits in the Shenandoah Valley. Before we parted, my companion confessed that the US Civil War was the conflict he studied most for one simple fact: It is virtually the only civil war in human history which did not end in dictatorship or monarchy. As we approach the 150th anniversary of the last "gentleman's war," this fact is often forgotten.
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Biotech Stock Mailbag: Dismantling The Exact Sciences Short Thesis
BOSTON ( TheStreet) -- This week's Biotech Stock Mailbag fisks the recently published short thesis on Exact Sciences.
@adamfeuerstein Would love to see a response from the $EXAS hedge fund bull from your 6/14 mailbag column— elbertos (@elbertos) July 24, 2013
The backstory: On Wednesday, "Alpha Exposure" -- the pseudonym of a hedge fund -- published its short thesis of Exact Sciences on Seeking Alpha. The article -- Exact Sciences -- The Rotten Sniff Test -- is a very skeptical look at the company's Cologuard colon-cancer screening test. "Alpha Exposure" accuses Exact Sciences of hiding important data from Cologuard's pivotal phase III study and cherry-picking data that has been released in order to trick investors into believing the non-invasive colon cancer test is more accurate than it really is.
"Alpha Exposure" said it plans to publish four more articles about Exact Sciences on Seeking Alpha but as of Thursday mid-day, just the single article had been posted.
On June 14, I described the bull thesis on Exact Sciences, as explained to me by a different hedge fund investor who is long the stock. And yes, he also requested anonymity. Here's what my hedge fund manager source had to say Thursday about the Exact Sciences' short thesis explained by "Alpha Exposure" in Wednesday's article: "Well, it's just amazing that this guy is using the wrong numbers. His whole thesis is that Exact Sciences is cherry-picking data, but in fact, that's exactly what he did." Two hedge funds battling over the future of Exact Sciences and its colon-cancer screening test! It's always good to know both sides of the story, but who's right? Based on what I've heard and read so far, I lean towards the bull thesis because I believe "Alpha Exposure" is actually being more manipulative with data than anything the fund accuses Exact Sciences of doing. Let me explain. Two main points: First, "Alpha Exposure" accuses Exact Sciences of misleading investors by setting up an easy and rigged comparison between Cologuard sensitivity and specificity and historical data on FIT sensitivity and specificity. The fund points to Exact Sciences' recent investor slides comparing Cologuard to older, previously published FIT data as proof the company is misrepresenting the accuracy of its screening test. "Alpha Exposure" is wrong. In the pivotal "DEEP-C" study conducted by Exact Sciences, all patients underwent screening for colon cancer using Cologuard and FIT. Here's what Exact Sciences CEO Kevin Conroy said about the data comparing Cologuard to FIT. The quote comes from the company's May 1 conference call:Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Industrial sites from food factories to power plants are under threat from a worm targeting Siemens' industrial automation systems - and security experts are warning that part of the worm's attack system could work against any Windows machine.
The W32/Stuxnet-B worm is spread via USB sticks, networked file-sharing PCs or CDs, and takes advantage of a flaw in Windows Shell to attack Siemens SCADA systems running its WinCC software. Simply viewing the contents of the USB stick is enough to trigger the worm, which seems to be being used to steal information rather than damage the systems themselves.
Siemens acknowledges the problem on its support website, and says it's working on a solution. It says affected companies and organisations should not change their default passwords - which are exploited by the worm - as this could endanger their operations.
In the meantime, it says, "There are already three virus scan programs recommended for Siemens systems from Trend Micro, McAfee and Symantec, the latest versions of which can detect the Trojan. The effect of deploying these programs on the Runtime environment are currently being analysed, and an approval will be issued shortly."
But while these attacks appear to be targeted particularly at infrastructure targets, the zero-day vulnerability which the worm exploits could apply to any Windows machine, says Graham Cluley of Sophos.
"What is of particular concern, of course, is that other malicious hackers might try to exploit the vulnerability - dubbed 'CPLnk' by Sophos - as it would certainly be a useful tool in any malware's arsenal," he says.
"The chance of that occurring has increased over the weekend, as a hacker called Ivanlef0u published proof-of-concept code onto the internet."
Meanwhile, Microsoft has issued a security advisory on the worm.
"The vulnerability exists because Windows incorrectly parses shortcuts in such a way that malicious code may be executed when the icon of a specially crafted shortcut is displayed," it says. "This vulnerability is most likely to be exploited through removable drives."
The company says that when AutoPlay functionality for removable disks is disabled - as it is automatically in Windows 7 - customers would have to manually browse to the affected folder of the removable disk for the vulnerability to be exploited.
But Cluley says this isn't strictly acccurate, as an attack can be initiated automatically by viewing an affected USB storage device via Windows Explorer, even with AutoRun and AutoPlay disabled. Even the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) admits that the security hole can also be remotely exploited via WebDAV and network shares.
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Oh, FUCK! As far as I know, Siemens hasn't informed us (company I work for) yet. Nice going, german deutsch-bags!


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PRESS RELEASE: X-Men Revealed for "Marvel Pinball: Vengeance and Virtue"
Marvel Comics On Sale October 12, 2011
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Black Panther" #524, "FF" #10, "Ghost Rider" #4, "Punishermax" #18 and many more.
X-POSITION: Williams on Daken, X-Force & Bieber
The writer behind "Daken: Dark Wolverine," Rob Williams spoke with X-Position about soccer and pop stars while still managing to answer a few questions about the son of Wolverine. All this, plus exclusive art!
Marvel Comics On Sale September 14, 2011
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Axel-In-Charge - 8/26/2011
With the battlelines after "Schism" drawn, Marvel Comics E-i-C Axel Alonso is back to discuss how big the X-line can get, the role of an editor in events and solo titles and tease the future of Gambit, Ghost Rider and more.
CCI: Nic Cage on "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance"
Nicolas Cage arrived at the "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance" panel at Comic-Con and proceeded to freak out everyone in attendance -- in the best possible way.
CCI: Cage Rides Again with "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance"
The cast and crew of "Ghost Rider: Spirit and Vengeance" spoke to fans at Comic-Con International about the film's new directors, better special effects and Johnny Blaze's new attitude.
Marvel Comics On Sale August 10, 2011
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Alpha Flight" #3, "Ghost Rider" #2, "New Avengers" #15, "X-Men" #15.1 and many more.
CCI: Hands On with "Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3"
Capcom takes you for a wild ride with "Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3," upping the ante with 12 new characters, tons of tweaks and a new Spectator mode.
CCI EXCLUSIVE: Johnny Whitworth Takes on "Ghost Rider" as Blackout
Johnny Whitworth spoke with CBR News about playing the villain Blackout in the upcoming sequel "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance," his powers and how it all comes to life on screen.
CCI: "Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3" Panel
New characters, new alternate costumes and a tribute to "War of the Gems" make "Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3" a video game love letter to fans
Williams Wages War on Sin in "Ghost Rider"
In Marvel Comics' "Ghost Rider" #1, Rob Williams and Matthew Clark introduce readers to a female Spirit of Vengeance. We spoke with Williams about the new character and his plans for the book.
Marvel Comics On Sale July 13, 2011
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Captain America" #1, "Ghost Rider" #1, "Mystery Men" #3, "Ultimate Fallout" #1 and more.
X-POSITION: Williams Brings the Heat to "Daken"
The writer of Wolverine's kid joins us to answer questions about Daken's foray to Los Angeles, "Fear Itself" tie-ins and the softer side of Ghost Rider. Plus exclusive art!
REVIEW: "Ghost Rider" #0.1
Doug Zawisza gives 4.5 stars to Rob Williams and Matthew Clark's "Ghost Rider" #0.1, calling the book "exactly what the 'Point One' initiative from Marvel should be... makes me want more. Now."
Marvel Comics On Sale June 8, 2011
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Fear Itself: Deadpool" #1, "Incredible Hulks" #630, "Ka-Zar" #1, "Wolverine" #10 and many more.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Ghost Rider" #.1
Marvel has provided CBR with an exclusive preview of Rob Williams and Matthew Clark's special Point One" issue for "Ghost Rider." Featuring a cover by Arturo Lozzi, the series rips into stores on June 8.
Williams & Clark Storm Onto "Ghost Rider"
During today's "Next Big Thing" press conference, Marvel's new "Ghost Rider" creative team of Rob Williams and Matthew Clark opened up on what fans can expect form the Spirit of Vengeance's new series.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Ghost Rider" #.1
Marvel Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive look at Rob Williams and Matthew Clark's "Ghost Rider" #.1. The issue, featuring a cover by Arturo Lozzi, hits stores June 8.
C2E2: Williams Blazes a New Trail for "Ghost Rider"
Johnny Blaze attempts to rid himself of the Ghost Rider for good when writer Rob Williams and artist Matthew Clark launch a new "Ghost Rider" ongoing in June. CBR spoke with Williams about the book.
Hell on Wheels Arrives in "Fear Itself"
Marvel has released a teaser image for "Fear Itself" promising the involvement of at least one Ghost Rider in the event. Accompanied by the blurb "Hell. On wheels." Marvel promises to reveal more during C2E2.
Tan (Variant) Covers "Shadowland" #5
Marvel has unveiled Billy Tan's hellfired-up variant cover for "Shadowland" #5, the final chapter in the current Daredevil event by writer Andy Diggle with Tan on art. The saga concludes Wednesday, November 24.
SPINOFF: "Ghost Rider 2" is a Go
Sony has greenlit the second "Ghost Rider" movie, with Nic Cage back in the saddle as Johnny Blaze, But rumor has it the original's budget may not be along for the ride.
Where The Hell Am I - 10/20/2010
Jason Aaron spoke with CBR TV about "Where the Hell Am I," his career in comics to date, developing "Ultimate Comics Captain America" with Ron Garney, his favorite artists to work with and much more!
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Shadowland: Ghost Rider" #1
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Shadowland: Ghost Rider" #1. Written by Rob Williams with art by Clayton Crain, the Spirit of Vengeance roars into stores September 15.
THE UNUSUAL SUSPECTS: Ghost Rider, Colleen Wing, Moon Knight
In our latest installment of THE UNUSUAL SUSPECTS, Marvel writers Gregg Hurwitz, Rob Williams and Jason Henderson write exclusive police reports on three of "Shadowlands" most wanted characters.
ADVANCE PREVIEW: "Shadowland: Ghost Rider"
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Ghost Rider Lawsuit Against Marvel Lives On
A lawyer for Ghost Rider co-creator Gary Friedrich has asserted that the writer's copyright-infringement lawsuit against Marvel will proceed, despite reports that the action had been dismissed. ROBOT 6 has details.
Williams Drives the Ghost Rider into "Shadowland"
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Green Lantern, Thor, G.I. Joe 2: Jan 8th Comic Reel
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CUP O' Q&A: Marvel - From Digital To Print And Back
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Ghost Rider 2, Sin City 2, He-Man: September 24th Comic Reel
"Ghost Rider 2" kick starts with writer David Goyer. "Sin City 2" possibly to film next year. "He-Man" finds a new home. "Surrogates" video interview and more.
G.I. Joe, Green Hornet, Ghost Rider 2: July 15th Comic Reel
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PRESS RELEASE: The Battle for Heaven Begins in "Ghost Riders: Heaven's on Fire" #1!
ECCC: Heaven's on Fire for Ghost Rider
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Marvel Comics On Sale February 18th, 2009
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When Words Collide - 12/17/2008
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Remembering the 10th Anniversary of 9/11
A tribute to the men and women who gave everything
Timeline: September 11, 2001
- Portland, Maine
5:45 am - Hijackers Mohammed Atta and Abdulaziz al-Omari pass through security at Portland International Jetport in Maine.
- Logan Airport
7:59 am - American Airlines Flight 11 departs 14 minutes late from Logan International Airport, bound for LA. Five hijackers are aboard.
- Logan Airport
8:14 am - United Airlines Flight 175, another fully-fueled Boeing 767, carrying 56 passengers and nine crew members, departs from Boston Logan airport, also bound for Los Angeles. Five hijackers are aboard.
- Washington Dulles Airport
8:20 am - American Airlines Flight 77, a Boeing 757 with 58 passengers and six crew members, departs from Washington Dulles for Los Angeles. Five hijackers are aboard.
- Newark Airport
8:42 am - United Airlines Flight 93, a Boeing 757, takes off with 37 passengers and seven crew members from Newark International Airport, following a 40-minute delay due to congested runways. Four hijackers are aboard.
- World Trade Center North Tower
8:46 am - Flight 11 crashes at roughly 466 mph into the north face of the North Tower (1 WTC) of the World Trade Center, between floors 93 and 99, killing everyone on board and hundreds within the building.
8:48 am - The first television report of an incident at the World Trade Center is broadcast locally in New York by WNYW-TV less than two minutes after the plane crashed into the North Tower.
- Sarasota, Florida
8:50 am - White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card tells U.S. President George w. Bush that a plane has hit the World Trade Center. The President is visiting an elementary school in Sarasota, Florida.
- World Trade Center South Tower
9:03 am - Flight 175 crashes at about 590 mph (950 km/h) into the south face of the South Tower (2 WTC) of the World Trade Center, banked between floors 77 and 85. By this time, the major broadcast networks are covering the first plane crash—and millions see the second impact live.
- The Pentagon
9:37 am - Flight 77 crashes into the western side of the Pentagon and starts a violent fire. The section of the Pentagon hit consists mainly of newly renovated, unoccupied offices. All 64 people on board are killed, as are 125 Pentagon personnel.
- The Capitol
9:45 am - Evacuations begin at the White House and Capitol building.
- 9:37 am
- Thirteen of Flight 93's 40 passengers and crew managed to alert loved ones and authorities to the planes hijacking. Flight 93's passengers are believed to have collectively voted to mount a counterattack to the hijackers.
- World Trade Center
9:59 am - After burning for 56 minutes, the South Tower collapses in 10 seconds, killing approximately 600 workers and first responders in the building and surrounding area.
- Somerset County
10:03 am - United Airlines Flight 93 is crashed by its hijackers and passengers, due to fighting in the cockpit 80 miles southeast of Pittsburgh in Somerset County, Pennsylvania.
- The Pentagon
10:15 am - Collapse of The Pentagon E Ring.
- World Trade Center North Tower
10:28 am - The North Tower collapses after burning for 102 minutes, killing approximately 1,400 in the building and surrounding area.
- Lower Manhattan
11:02 am - New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani calls for the evacuation of over one million residents, workers and tourists from Lower Manhattan.
- American Airspace cleared
12:16 pm - The last commercial flight above the continental United States lands.
- 7 World Trade Center
5:20 pm - World Trade Center Building 7 collapses after burning for hours.
- Presidential Address
8:30 pm - President George W. Bush addresses the nation.
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It is with great enthusiasm and commitment that I introduce myself as the new Director of Development for the Linus Pauling Institute. It's an honor for me to work on behalf of LPI's Director, Balz Frei, and all the other investigators who are conducting such innovative and important nutrition research. I am eager to work with all of you who have given so much to ensure the outstanding reputation and scientific progress of LPI.
The Linus Pauling Institute has been conducting research and providing education for nearly 40 years to help people everywhere achieve healthy, productive lives and to prevent disease through diet, dietary supplements, and lifestyle. LPI's internationally recognized expertise in orthomolecular or preventive medicine and world-class faculty have positioned it as a leading international research institute. Donors like you propelled this work by contributing more than $33 million to the Linus Pauling Institute in the last few years, reaching our goal to fund construction of the new Linus Pauling Science Center and initiating the creation of LPI's Healthy Aging Program by endowing a Chair for the program director and recruiting the first of three additional faculty to work on age-related health issues, such as declining immune function and Alzheimers or Parkinsons disease.
Increasingly, people are turning to the Linus Pauling Institute for expert, science-based advice on the "protect and prevent" role of micronutrients and other dietary factors vital to healthy aging. When fully realized, LPI's vision of five world-class Principal Investigators leading the Healthy Aging Programs research efforts, leveraged by a dedicated team of graduate students and post-doctoral fellows, will allow us to make tremendous strides. Already designated by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) as one of the nations first two Centers of Excellence for Research on Complementary and Alternative Medicine, the Linus Pauling Institute will be highly competitive for NIH grants and influential as advisors on national committees shaping future research and recommendations for improving health and wellness in the U.S.
The advancement of the Linus Pauling Institute has been extraordinary. Construction of the Linus Pauling Science Center is a visible and tangible indication of LPI's growth and will enhance scientific research, extramural funding, and public education to help use this knowledge for people to live healthier lives and reduce suffering. LPI's recent accomplishments:
While these accomplishments are extraordinary, it is the annual gifts from dedicated donors like you who keep the important day-to-day research going. Thank you for the vital gifts you have made to LPI to sustain our Research Innovation Fund. Please continue your essential support. Together, we can help people everywhere live longer and healthier lives.
I hope to be able to meet with many of you in person and hear about your experiences. Please don't hesitate to contact me in the office at 541-737-3744 or by email at email@example.com if I can be of assistance in any way.
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She doesn't need to be beautiful. I know that I would love her more than the stars, or god, or my family, or my dog even if she were scarred, or awkward, or overweight. But she is gorgeous. See, she is slightly taller than I am, and she has this smile as warm as the sun-soaked grass that I am lying on and pure brown eyes as a big as moons that look at me each morning like I am every good thing in the world thrown together in a human being. I am so far gone in the wild arms of love that I can't think straight anymore. The only thing to do is write about it.
First, you should know about my lips. Can I tell you, these two lips of mine have never craved other lips before. They said that they did, they sang songs and recited poems about craving other lips, but they hadn't the slightest idea what they were talking about. It's like all my life they were comatose, or awake but numb, until last night when she and I snuck out of the dorm and she asked me where do we go and I told her about the enormous Greek physics building on the East side of campus and how its roof is always deserted, and we took the old creaky elevator all the way to the top floor and climbed out the window. We stood on the stony roof under the clear sky and its various stars and after holding each other for a while and admiring the view and the sweet solitude, I leaned into her so that our foreheads were pressed together, our lips tantalizingly close for much too long, centuries probably. It was easy to hear our breathing, and my heart slamming itself against my chest like a maniac. I wanted her so completely that I forgot every single thing I knew about the universe because the want was swirling my thoughts around in a lovely dark pool, intense as any love as ever been. And then I felt her lips. It was so gentle at first, tentative and shy, and then progressively fiercer, until it was passionate and rhythmic. She slipped her arms wrapped around my waist and we were glued to each other, the perfect fingers of the night breeze tussling our hair as we stood there, locked together, dizzy with the taste of the other. We stopped, breathless, and she tilted her head back to look at the moon, the stars, exposing her striking, pale neck—almost florescent in the moonlight. I ran my fingers over its creases and kissed it as lightly as I could. We could not let go of the moment any more than we could let go of each other. But eventually it was late and colder. Eventually we put our mysterious little bliss back on its secret shelf and walked back to the dorm where nobody knows about our mad love, with our masks tightly fastened and our lies comfortably rehearsed.
I thought about her all day today. Papers and deadlines floated away like little black punts on a rushing river. I could not stop remembering how she is the sweetest drug, and that I will see her tonight. Someday I have to tell god thank you for the girl and the courage to love and the simple comfort in knowing that there are so many places in this world where we can be alone.
Wow. you don't get much more beautifully decriptive and emotional than that. Good for you. Is this fiction, or non fiction, cause it's fantastic enough to be fiction, yet passionate enough to be completley true.
"You were born with wings. Why prefer to crawl through life?"
Every single sentence in this piece is the absolute truth. The roof, the kiss, the stars and moon, the hiding of our love in the dorm - it's all 100% true, though sometimes I'll be sitting in class or outside doing a paper and it will surface in my thoughts and seem surreal, as if it were all just a dream. But she's real. I think the best feeling in the world must be sending love out to someone and then feeling it bounce comfortably back to you.
It's good to hear from you and read your lovely, happy posts. :)
Wow. Such beautiful writing. So sweet. And I'm happy for you. :)
This is the best one so far. Your imagery is practically perfect, rhythm and buildup letting the reader float alongside the current of your emotions.
I'm glad you are (were?) so happy.
No one has a right to sit down and feel hopeless; there is too much work to do.--Dorothy Day


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Here's the scoop. Brewed a 5 gallon batch of black IPA about 6 weeks ago, dry-hopped in Secondary with 1oz of pellet hops, filtered beer from secondary to keg with a muslin bag over the end of the auto-siphon, threw into keezer. Kept on 30psi for ~60 hours. Turned down gas to ~10 psi for serving, and......senior citizens move faster. if i had the patience to test, it would probably take about 6 minutes to pour a full pint. it's definitely carbed, theres no question about that, but it barely flows out of the tap. I thought my out side of the keg might be clogged, so i took apart the post, picnic-tap faucet, poppets, dip tube, and cleaned them all. Dip tube was shiny clean, no hop residue. The same goes for all the other parts on the out side of the keg. crystal clear. I can pull the pressure relief valve and smell deliciousness with the blast of beer-air, so I know the gas in side is working like it should, it just won't pour. Since i've taken everything apart the only two conclusions i'm having are this. 1) beer is entirely too over-carbed, and this is resulting in only foam being pushed up the dip tube causing foam to restrict the flow and take forever. 2) or, there is more hop sediment that has formed a tight cake in the bottom of my keg and the dip-tube is deep into that cake, and the cake itself is causing a horrible flow. Anybody have any ideas?
Do you have others kegs currently connected to the regulator that pour normally? What is your beer line size?
Aghhhh this is so frustrating! Should I transfer to another keg and see if that helps anything?!?! I'm relatively new to kegging...am I not using the dual gauge regulator correctly? Right now the beer in question is on the gauge nearest to the co2. Should I move the gas line to the manifold connecte to the second gauge? I just want to drink my delicious blackIPA!!
Try a different liquid disconnect. It's possible that the spring is weak on the QD but strong on the poppet and is not opening very well.
Sounds like your liquid connector or your faucet is hanging up, try a different one and also before i would do that pull that picnic tap off and take all pressure off the keg then put your liquid line connector on and start putting a little gas through it. This will tell you if the connector is junk or the tap is junk.
Have a porter on tap, and 10 gal of a ipa going to work. in the mean time I sip beers from all over from great beer trades. Have a ghoulship in the fridge now!!
i have already done that Bobby and Mainebrew, I have swapped out liquid connections and picnic taps from other kegs, they flow just as slow. put them back on their respective kegs and they flow normally. should I swap out the posts?
one thing i've noticed, is that this keg came with a universal poppet for the out post. seen here: that being said, the top of the poppet sticks out slightly over the top of the post. is it possible the spring on the poppet is so strong that all of my liquid disconnects cant depress it but ever so ever so EVER so slightly? im starting to think that could be the case more and more now....i don't have an extra post/poppet to swap out and see so i'll need to head to the LHBS to get a spare, but I remember now that every time I try to screw on the post with the poppet in place, I have to press down super hard to get the first bit of threads started. the spring is so stiff that it's prohibiting the post from screwing on without some force. I guess I could remove the poppet completely, attach a disconnect and a faucet, turn on the gas, and see what happens then?