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Dollie Mae Kroonen Johnson
Dollie Mae Kroonen Johnson passed away in Corona, CA on Friday, March 9th, 2012 at the age of 87. Dollie was born in Santa Paula, CA on September 1st, 1924.
At age 1, she moved to Corona with her parents, Leo Kroonen, Jr. and Elma Kryger Kroonen. Dollie was proud of her ancestral heritage in the Corona area, which dates back to the mid-1800s. Her grandfather was noted Corona architect Leo Kroonen, Sr.
Dollie graduated from Corona High School and received a Bachelor's Degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara. She married Norman D. Johnson on May 7th, 1950. The newlyweds lived in Alhambra, CA for a brief time before moving to Corona where they remained for the rest of their lives.
Dollie was employed by Corona-Norco Unified School District beginning in 1963, and served as the Manager of Food Services from September, 1969 until her retirement in June, 1988. Over the years, she was actively involved in Girl Scouts, Delta Sigma Epsilon, Navy League and the Corona Heritage Society.
Preceding her in death were her brother, Leo (Bud) Kroonen, III in 1952, her husband in 1989, her father in 1999, her mother in 2000 and her long time companion William Heckert in 2007.
Dollie is survived by her daughters, Patricia Johnson of Corona, Kathryn Schwartz of Glendale, CA, Cynthia Wells of Tennessee and sons-in-law Craig Schwartz & Jay Wells.
She is also survived by her sister & brother-in-law Elma & Gene Maxwell of Corona, her brother & sister-in-law William & Paula Kroonen of Palm Desert, granddaughters Kristen Knoeckel of Corona and Susan Knoeckel of Colorado Springs, CO and her grandson David Schwartz of Glendale, in addition to many beloved nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
A viewing will be held on Friday, March 16th from 5 - 8 PM and services will be at 10:30 AM on Saturday, March 17th at Thomas Miller Mortuary, 1118 E. Sixth St, Corona, CA, 92879. Donations may be made to: The Living Desert www.livingdesert.org or Fix-Nation fixnation.org.
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RAE BAREILLY, India (Reuters) - Priyanka Gandhi joined the election campaign in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday, injecting sparkle into a tightly fought race and overshadowing her brother Rahul, heir-apparent of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty.
Vivacious and bearing a striking resemblance to her grandmother and former prime minister Indira Gandhi - who was known as "India's iron lady" - 40-year-old Priyanka has until now stayed mostly in the wings of the political fray.
Her mother, Italian-born Sonia Gandhi, heads the ruling Congress party. Her elder brother, Rahul, is being groomed to take over and has laid a heavy stake on the party's performance in Uttar Pradesh state's February-March staggered vote, a crucial milestone to general elections in two years.
Rahul's campaigning in a poverty-stricken corner of Uttar Pradesh drew scant media attention on Tuesday as news networks focused on his sister, whom many see as the natural leader of a party that has long passed its dominance of Indian politics.
But Priyanka made it clear that she was campaigning in the populous state of 200 million people for her brother.
"If Rahul wants me to campaign, I'll campaign," she said with a broad smile at an impromptu roadside meeting with out-of-work factory workers in her mother's parliamentary constituency, Rae Bareilly. "I'll do whatever he requires me to do."
Speeding along in a long convoy of vehicles that bounced from meeting to meeting, kicking up dust-clouds along potholed roads, Priyanka's whirlwind election tour is for now limited to the family's traditional stronghold in the state.
As she mingled comfortably with the crowds, Priyanka hinted that she might be willing to step into politics full time, which would delight many leaders and grassroots activists in a party that was thrown into disarray last year when her mother unexpectedly underwent surgery for an undisclosed illness.
"He knows to what extent he requires me," Priyanka said of her brother Rahul, when asked if she would consider standing in future elections.
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"The entire country will change. Throughout India there will be a Congress wave," she said as her friends sang songs feting the leader. "We see Indira reflected in her."
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The election is a four-way race and analysts say the best Congress can hope for is to form a coalition government with another party, especially since neither Rahul nor Priyanka are being promoted as the state's next chief minister.
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The School of Arts and Humanities is dedicated to developing and expanding students' intellectual, aesthetic and creative thought and performance through its commitment to high standards and quality programs in Art, Music, Communication, English, and Modern Languages. The School promotes cultural awareness and diversity for students and community members through local, regional and global collaborations and interchange. The school showcases its students' creativity through a variety of interconnected artistic and technological media, and instills in its students fundamental knowledge by stimulating curiosity, encouraging critical self-examination, and facilitating intellectual discovery.
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Persona 4: The Animation is an anime based upon the popular PlayStation 2 game. People are going missing in the rural-town of Inaba. A team of high school students discover a world within the TV that is linked to the murders.
Persona 4: The Animation is an anime adaptation of the Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4 video game for the PlayStation 2. It's the sixth game of the franchise and was developed as a murder mystery RPG with deep social aspects. It was developed by ATLUS in Japan, directed by Katsuro Hashino with character design by Shigenori Soejima. It was released in Japan in July 10, 2008, and in the U.S. on December 9, 2008. The anime was announced on April 11, 2011, the very day story in Persona 4 begins. The series is directed by Seiji Kishi with music by Shoji Meguro. It is produced by AIC A.S.T.A. and Aniplex, and has aired in Japan on various networks such as MBS, TBS, and CBC. The anime began airing on October 6, 2011.
The entire original Japanese voice cast from the video game return to reprise their roles. Though the main protagonist of the game was originally unnamed, he's given the name Yu Narukami in this adaptation.
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Though Sentai Filmworks had originally indented to release the first twelve episodes of Persona 4 on Blu-ray and DVD in September 18, 2012 with both English dub and Japanese audio track. On August 31st 2012, Sentai announced that the Japanese licensor would not permit them to release the Blu-ray with the Japanese audio track. This was due to concerns of Japanese importing the U.S. Blu-rays. Sentai then opted to release the Blu-ray, but with only the English audio dub and cut the price by $10.00 to $59.98, the same price as the standard DVD. The DVD would include the English and Japanese dubbing.
On August 11th 2011, a rash of mysterious murders strikes the rural town of Inaba soon after Yu Narukami moves from the city with his uncle Ryotaro Dojima. The bodies are being hung from power lines, and the police have no suspects. The images of the missing victims are shown on the TV at midnight, aptly named Midnight Channel before their bodies are discovered. Yu soon discovers an unusual world on the other side of a TV that is linked to these deaths. On the other side people are facing shadowy monsters and the darker sides of their souls. It's up to Yu and his new friends to investigate and try and stop the killer from claiming any more lives.
Major characters are listed below. See the Persona 4: The Animation (anime) character list and Shin Megami Tensei (franchise) character list for more.
Yu Narukami Yu was sent to Inaba by his parents to live with his uncle Ryotaro Dojima and his cousin Nanako Dojima. He is only there for one year in the city of Inaba and will move back come next Spring. He is the first person to notice strange things occurring in the city and become the surrogate leader of the Investigation Team. He is the owner of Izanagi of The Fool Arcana. | |
Yosuke Hanamura Yosuke also recently moved to Inaba as his father is the manager of the large department store Junes that was recently built. He hears the rumors of the Midnight Channel along with other classmates and eventually becomes entangled in the investigation when a friend of his goes missing. He is the owner of Jiraiya of The Magician Arcana. | |
Chie Satonaka A resident of Inaba who introduces Yu and Yosuke to the midnight channel. She is strong-willed and brash, and was also one of the first to discover a world inside of the television and discovered where the murders were taking place. She utilizes the power of Tomoe of The Chariot Arcana. | |
Yukiko Amagi The daughter of the Amagi family that owns the famous Inn and hot springs located in Inaba. She is best friends with Chie and become one of the early victims to the disappearances and appears in the mysterious television world. She wields the power of Konohana Sakuya of The Priestess Arcana. | |
Kanji Tatsumi A local thug who is infamous for taking on a whole biker gang at once because they were disturbing his mother. Beneath is hard shell and blatant anger issues, there are issues he struggles with internally as he too becomes a victim to the television world. His persona is Take-Mikazuchi of The Emperor Arcana. | |
Rise Kujikawa A famous Japanese pop idol who leaves the spotlight and tries to live a normal live in Inaba. Rise's fame though does not permit her to lead any sort of normal life as people constantly demand her autograph or attention, thinking less of her because of her status as a pop star. She wields the power of Himiko of The Lovers Arcana. | |
Naoto Shirogane Naoto comes from a family of detectives and arrives in Inaba to assist in the class regarding the murders that have been taking place. However, there is a deep secret he is hiding from other people in the city as he digs deeper into how people disappear into a world inside the television. He uses Sukuna Hikona of The Fortune Arcana. | |
Teddie A large stuffed bear that exists in the world inside of the television. Despite being hollow, he is a cute bear who wants to be left alone inside the world that has been created and often wonder how he came to exist himself in a world without any rules whatsoever. He possesses the power of Kintoki Douji of The Star Arcana. |
Supporting characters in the persona games served the purpose of creating social links that strengthened your Personas by getting to know them and their stories. These characters appear, but play smaller roles as the gameplay mechanic is not translated to the series the same way.
Nanako Dojima is the young cousin of Yu Narukami who lives in Inaba with her police detective father, Ryotaro Doujima. She's often left alone to watch the house as her father is busy with his work, and her mother passed away a few years ago. She quickly becomes attached to Yu and looks to him like a big brother who always has time for her.
Ryotaro Dojima is a hard working police detective in Inaba who lives with his young daughter, Nanako. After the tragic death of his wife in a hit-and-run incident, he's become more obsessed with solving the case of a rash of murders and disappearances that has struck the once quiet, rural town. He takes in his older sister's son Yu for the year since his parents are moving for work.
Tohru Adachi is the latest member of the Inaba police force. This young, rookie detective is the direct subordinate of Ryotaro Dojima. His inexperience and innocent demeanor often causes him to inadvertently mess up and slip valuable information.
Igor is the mysterious proprietor of the Velvet Room who guides Yu on his quest for the truth. He educates Yu on his powers to summon the Persona and can fuse them to create new and more powerful ones.
Margaret is the elegant and beautiful assistant to Igor in the Velvet Room. She is the keeper of the compendium that contains Yu's catalog of Arcana and Personas.
Aika Nakamura is the enigmatic daughter of owners of the Chinese-style restaurant Aiya, and she's a classmate of Yu and the gang. Aiya is famous for delivering any time and anywhere, and Aika is the ever diligent delivery girl.
Opening and ending themes are listed below. See the franchise page for full soundtracks and other music.
Notes: The list below shows the themes used in the original broadcast and not the home disc releases.
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#1Posted 03 December 2012 - 09:52 PM
What do you think of Chantelle fora girl my husband thinks it a striper name.
#2Posted 03 December 2012 - 09:54 PM
It's really NMS but I don't hate it - probably a bit in agreeance with your DH :/
#3 Guest_Sunnycat_*Posted 03 December 2012 - 09:56 PM
I don't think it's a stripper name I do think it's a bit dated like Danielle, Michelle etc. nice name though.
#4Posted 03 December 2012 - 10:05 PM
NMS sorry
#5Posted 03 December 2012 - 10:06 PM
I like Raquel much more.
The classic spelling is Chantal (shan-tahl) and I prefer that if I had to choose. But there's a lot of either other 2 syllable names with accent on the second syllable, or French names, or C names, that I like more. Edited by la di dah, 03 December 2012 - 10:08 PM. #6Posted 03 December 2012 - 10:10 PM
NMS - I agree its very dated.
#7Posted 03 December 2012 - 10:18 PM
I'm not a fan of -Elle names as it is but it definitely seems dated to me. #8Posted 03 December 2012 - 10:37 PM
While I think the original French name Chantal is pretty if pronounced in the French way, I just can't warm to this anglicised (I think) version. The typical Aussie pronounciation of Shaaaantelle is grating. I also agree it feels dated.
Unfortunately Australians also butcher Simone and Danielle. Raquel as PP suggested is nice. #9Posted 03 December 2012 - 10:37 PM
Chantal is a gorgeous name. What got done to it after it was appropriated by the anglophones (especially those of the great south land)is not so gorgeous. That is my diplomatic best.
I have to conclude that it doesn't work so well in English. And nothing to do with strippers. ETA I see Susiebelle we posted at the same time. Great minds... Edited by Gudrun, 03 December 2012 - 10:38 PM. #10Posted 03 December 2012 - 11:13 PM
I used to go to school with a Chantal, I used to think she and her name were so very elegant, her mother however was horribly strict and judgmental of all who were beneath her. But that was in NZ, it can sound very boganish and rough if spoken in a heavy ocka (/) accent, but then most names do lol. I dont think it is a stripper name
#11Posted 03 December 2012 - 11:52 PM
DD has a little friend called Chantelle. I do find it a but dated but it was nice when she announced the name it wasn't another Ella and now we're just used to it that that's her name. I never thought of it as a stripper name. It's fine if you like it.
#12Posted 04 December 2012 - 07:35 AM
I quite like it.
Have seen both Chantel and Chantelle, either spelling works to me.I would probably use the shorter spelling myself. I dont mind names that are slightly out of date - I also like Danielle and Michelle - Michelle seems a bit 'older' in dating than Chantelle/Danielle but cant see any problem with using any of them. Everyone doesnt have to use 'current in vogue' names. have met quite a few Chantelle's IRL and never had any stripper connotations - mind you, this stripper name obsession doesnt seem to happen nearly as much IRL as it does on EB #13Posted 04 December 2012 - 07:40 AM
peple thinking its dated as well as Michelle, is interesting to me. I think alot of the new 'vintage' names that are very popular old fashion and dated.
you may start a new trent with it, if you like it you should use it. #14Posted 04 December 2012 - 07:50 AM
OP, I have to agree with your hubby.
#15Posted 04 December 2012 - 10:07 AM
I think it is lovely
#16Posted 04 December 2012 - 11:02 AM
Definitely NMS. Very 80s for some reason?
#17Posted 04 December 2012 - 11:17 AM
DD went to school with a Chontel. It's not my taste but I think Chantel is dated.
#18Posted 04 December 2012 - 11:38 AM
Shaaaan-TELL is the aweful way we bogans tend to say it, all nasal and yeah I don't like it, though said properly it's nice.
#19Posted 04 December 2012 - 11:51 AM
Chantal the french way is nice but I agree with your DH it is a bit dated and there are plenty of other beautiful girls names out there!
#20Posted 04 December 2012 - 11:57 AM
Chantel is my name! LOL and I am 26 so agree it is a little dated.
I promise I'm not a stripper though #21Posted 04 December 2012 - 12:02 PM
Chantel is my name! LOL and I am 26 so agree it is a little dated.
I promise I'm not a stripper though #22Posted 04 December 2012 - 12:02 PM
I used to know the most beautiful little girl named Chantelle, so I like it
#23Posted 04 December 2012 - 12:10 PM
Chantelle is a beautiful name, I love it.
#24Posted 04 December 2012 - 01:46 PM
I agree that it's a bit dated.
#25Posted 04 December 2012 - 05:43 PM
I am another who says yes to Chantal, no to Chantelle.
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Hey everyone, I've been reading this forum for about a month now and they have been a big help to me for me to figure out things that I wouldn't have thought of or hadn't heard previously. I've brewed two batches, having started in August with an Extract IPA kit from Best Beer. I really had no idea what I was doing and just followed the directions that came with the kit. It turned out tasting great and I was hooked. This past Saturday I brewed another extract kit, the Karl's 90 Shilling from Northern Brewer. I did it pretty much the same way as I had the IPA, following the directions and improving on some of the functions for ease and time, based on what I had found out in the first go-round. It was an easy, event free brew and there was activity in the airlock when I got up first thing Sunday morning. I used the safale dry yeast that came in the kit, and pitched it straight into the wort. I've been seeing stuff over the past few days about how a yeast starter is good for all beers, but essential in beers with a SG of over 1.05. This 90 Shilling was 1.065. Should I have done a yeast starter? Will it affect my beer if I didn't?
That advice is generally for liquid yeast. Dry yeast packs have a higher cell count. Check mrmalty.com to determine how much yeast to use for each individual beer and yeast strain. Cheers!
With the dry yeast you will be fine. Did you rehydrate it? MRMALTY says 1.1 so you are all good. Make sure to keep those fermentation temps in chesk.
The general numbers would suggest you should have pitched more for an og of 1.065. However, the yeast should ferment it all out. The flavor is likely to have a bit of a change because the yeast is more 'stressed'. Personally I like some of that myself, but it is a personal thing. I'm betting mrmalty.com is going to have your pitch rate at like 1.5 packets or maybe 1.3
Thanks so much for the responses, yall. ACbrewer, you say that yeast SHOULD ferment it all out, what would happen it if it didn't?


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Is an 'Invader Zim' comic coming from Oni Press?
To quote Zim, "Prepare your bladder for imminent release!" Or perhaps GIR's "Doom Song" is more appropriate here.
Whichever the case, Oni Press released the above teaser image on Twitter and Tumblr, as a sure sign the publisher will announce a comic book revival of Invader Zim, the critically acclaimed animated series by Jhonen Vasquez. (If the phrase "DOOM IS COMING" isn't clear enough indication, Vasquez retweeted and reblogged the image.)
Justin Greenwood on 'The Bunker's' Joe Infurnari
We frequently relish the opportunity to recommend creators or projects that readers might not otherwise consider. But in an effort to mix things up, it never hurts to solicit opinions from the creators themselves. This week, Justin Greenwood, artist of The Fuse and Stumptown, takes a moment to discuss Joe Infurnari's work on the sci-fi mystery series The Bunker.
Comics A.M. | Heavy Metal to base its comics line in Portland
Publishing | Portland, Oregon, will be the home base for Heavy Metal's new line of comics, which was announced in October, following the company's sale to David Boxenbaum and Jeff Krelitz. "I think it's being closer to the talent," Krelitz said. "If you wanted to be a painter in the early 20th century, you went to Paris. The comics line launches in March with the second season of Michael Moreci and Steve Seely's Hoax Hunters. The company plans to be publishing eight original series by the end of this year and another 12 next year, building up to 50 in five years. "We're positioning to be a premier publisher," Krelitz said. [The Oregonian]
Passings | Editorial cartoonist R.K. Laxman, who maintained a running commentary on Indian politics for almost 60 years, has died at age 93. The younger brother of novelist R. K. Narayan, Laxman got his start illustrating his brother's work as well as doing drawings for local newspapers. He became an editorial cartoonist for the Times of India around 1947, about the time India became an independent country, and stayed there until 2010. Laxman's most famous creation was the Common Man, a character that stood in for the average Indian. As the official obituary in the Times of India said, "His Common Man, created in 1957, was the symbol of India's ordinary people, their trials and tribulations, their little joys and sorrows, and the mess they found themselves in thanks to the political class and bureaucracy. But despite the sobering reality of this, there was never any rancour in Laxman's cartoons. His humour was always delightful, and no one could hold a candle to his brushstrokes." [Times of India]
'Kaijumax' #1 gets kawaii with Bryan Lee O'Malley variant cover
Oni Press has revealed Bryan Lee O'Malley's variant cover for the first issue of Kaijumax, the comic by Zander Cannon (Heck) about an island prison for giant monsters.
The acclaimed creator of Scott Pilgrim and Seconds, O'Malley draws some of the island's inmates in a chibi form so adorable you wished the comic had its own line of collectible plush toys. In front is protagonist Electrogor, whose only desire is to escape and return to his hungry and frightened children. On his right is Hellmoth, the tattooed nod to Mothman, who's sure to be a favorite.
Gabo reveals the process behind 'The Life After' #9 cover
In The Life After, the Oni Press series by writer Joshua Hale Fialkov and artist Gabo, things can get a little complicated — not only in the story, which involves religion, purgatory and even a dead Earnest Hemingway, but also in the construction of each issue. After all, this is a comic whose debut featured a 50-panel two-page spread.
But what does it take to create a cover for the series? Glad you asked! We're pleased Gabo has shared with ROBOT 6 his cover process for The Life After #9, which goes on sale in April (in more immediately news, Jan. 28 sees the release of a direct market-only $9.99 trade paperback).
Check out Gabo's step-by-step process and commentary below:
Rich and Levens' 'Ares & Aphrodite' makes digital debut
Valentine's Day is more than five weeks away, but love is already in the air with the debut today of Ares & Aphrodite on comiXology and Madefire.
A romantic comedy by Jamie S. Rich and Megan Levens, the Oni Press graphic novel is being serialized digitally in six weekly chapters, concluding on Feb. 10, before being collected in print form in April. Each installment costs $1.99.
Exclusive preview | 'Hellbreak' #1 by Bunn, Churilla and Stewart
In Hellbreak, the upcoming supernatural action series by Cullen Bunn, Brian Churilla and Dave Stewart, there's an infinite number of Hells, each unique and terrible in its own way. When a demon takes possession of a person, sending his soul to one of those Hells, it's up to the Kerberos Project, using forbidden technology, to send in an extraction team to rescue it.
Oni Press has provided ROBOT 6 an exclusive preview of Hellbreak #1, offering a ghastly glimpse of one of those Hells. But what's Bunn's vision for his own?
Zander Cannon heads to monster island with 'Kaijumax'
After sending his hero into the underworld in the acclaimed 2013 graphic novel Heck, for his next project cartoonist Zander Cannon is sticking his characters in a different kind of hell: a maximum-security prison for giant monsters.
Debuting in April from Oni Press, Kaijumax follows Electrogor, a new inmate at the titular island facility in the South Pacific who only wants to get back to his hungry and frightened children. Standing in his way are Ultraman-like guards, led by the fearsome warden Kang, and some of the biggest, baddest monsters of legend and popular culture.
Cannon spoke with ROBOT 6 the inspiration for the ongoing series, grounding the outlandish premise with a surprisingly straight-laced tone, and coming up with kaiju slang.
The kids are on the case in 'The Case of the Simple Soul'
Bad Machinery is an all-ages webcomic about a group of British schoolchildren who solve mysteries and generally act like normal kids.
When I say that, I mean it as the highest compliment. Too many children's books, both graphic novels and prose, exist in some sort of never-never land where all families are happy and all the children are well-behaved, except for one or two who are explicitly evil. The kids in Bad Machinery aren't like that. They don't do anything truly horrific, but they do disobey their parents, talk in slang, and best of all, poke their noses where they really shouldn't. Each story arc is a supernatural mystery of some sort, and the supernatural creatures are real, but usually pretty benign in the end.
Comics A.M. | WonderCon announces first wave of 2015 guests
Conventions | WonderCon Anaheim has announced the first round of guests for its April 3-5 show: Neal Adams, Becky Cloonan, Aaron Kuder, Kevin Maguire and Dustin Nguyen. [Toucan Blog]
Publishing | Oni Press is seeking a new director of publicity, following the departure last month of John Schork. [Oni Press]
Publishing | Magnetic Press is looking for a marketing assistant. [Magnetic Press]
Retailers | The Laughing Ogre chain has announced its Lansdowne, Virginia, location (Phoenix Comics & Toys) has lost its lease and will close Dec. 18. That store is managed by chain co-owner Gary Dills, the former ComicsPRO treasurer named as the subject of an investigation into a possible misuse of organization funds. The chain has two other locations, in Fairfax, Virginia, and Columbus, Ohio. [Laughing Ogre, via Bleeding Cool]
Exclusive: Cliff Chiang joins 'Hellbreak' #1 for variant cover
Oni Press series Hellbreak met a bit of a delay earlier this year, with coloring duties migrating from Eisner-winner Jordie Bellaire to Eisner-winner Dave Stewart, and Terrible Lizard, also written by Cullen Bunn, took the book's place on the schedule. But the book — written by Oni veteran Bunn and illustrated by The Secret History of D.B. Cooper's Brian Churilla, is on track for a March 2015 debut.
"It follows a group called the Kerberos Project, which is working closely with the Catholic Church," Bunn told CBR of Hellbreak in March of this year. "We find out that when someone is possessed, their soul is actually displaced so a demon or devil takes up residence in the person's body and kicks their soul into Hell. There are an infinite numbers of Hells out there, each one different, each one ghastly and horrible in its own way."
ROBOT 6 has the first look at a variant cover for issue #1 illustrated by Cliff Chiang, who recently wrapped an acclaimed three-year stint on Wonder Woman. Retailers can "unlock" the Chiang variant by ordering 100 copies of Hellbreak #1. The issue will have a total of three variants, each with a $3.99 cover price; but the standard cover by Churilla will be sold for the introductory price of $1. Chiang's variant and Churilla's standard cover both follow in full below.
Comics A.M. | Jillian Tamaki wins Governor General's Award
Awards | Jillian Tamaki has won the prestigious Governor General's Literary Prize for children's literature illustration for her work on This One Summer, a graphic novel collaboration with cousin Mariko Tamaki (who was nominated in the text category). Their first book, 2008's Skim, was previously nominated in the text division, further demonstrating a separation of illustration and story that Jillian Tamaki finds "strange." ""I think we are both creators of the book," she tells the Edmonton Journal. "You can't read a comic without either component, it won't make sense. It's something I will always be addressing when talking about the award. But I am completely flattered by the honor and will be sharing the prize with my cousin." [Edmonton Journal, via The Comics Reporter]
Oni, comiXology offer teen angst at bargain prices
[Editor's note: Each Sunday, Robot 6 contributors discuss the best in comics from the last seven days — from news and announcements to a great comic that came out to something cool creators or fans have done.]
ComiXology has a "Leading Ladies" sale this weekend that features some great titles from Oni Press with strong female leads: Anthony Johnson's The Coldest City, a thriller set in Berlin at the end of the Cold War; Spell Checkers, a comedy by Jamie Rich, Nicholas Hitori De, and Joelle Jones, about three teenage witches with attitude; and Ross Campbell's Wet Moon. There's a lot to like but there are two titles in the mix that are real standouts, and you can get them both for less than $10 if you grab them before the sale ends at 11 p.m. Eastern today.
Both are stories that are about teenagers but aren't really for teenagers, because the main action in each of them is the sort of thing that is clearer in retrospect than when you are going through it.
Ivy, by Sarah Oleksyk, describes one of the great disappointments of youth, finding out that someone you care about is not all you imagined him to be. Ivy is a high school student who is chafing at the confines of her small Maine town and her strict single mother, who is determined that Ivy will have a better life than she had. Ivy wants to be an artist, and on a trip to Boston she meets a guy who introduces her to a whole new way of looking at things. Continue Reading »
John Allison closes the case on 'Bad Machinery'
Cartoonist John Allison has ended his acclaimed webcomic Bad Machinery with the conclusion of the current storyline "The Case of the Modern Men."
"It feels like the right time to do it. The characters have outgrown the setting, the premise and the format," he explains on his blog. "I've tinkered with the comic for three cases, with mixed results — a whole story of giant pages, then lots of little strips, but I've felt like I was in a holding pattern for the last couple of years. I don't want to stop telling stories with these characters, but I'm not sure I can do much more with them without returning to the drawing board. There's definitely more to come from Charlotte, Shauna and the rest of them, but you might not see much of them for a little while."
Oni Press bundle boasts 'Scott Pilgrim,' 'Stumptown' and more
Oni Press has waded into the Humble Bundle pool with a promotion loaded with digital titles ranging from Stumptown and The Bunker to Scott Pilgrim and Diesel Sweeties.
As you likely know by now, Humble Bundle allows customers to purchase DRM-free downloads for as little as a penny, with a portion of the proceeds going to charity (in this case it's Direct Relief, a California-based nonprofit that brings medicines and supplies to local healthcare providers worldwide).


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StephanieBeard is a Canadian voice actress best known for her quite babyish, squeaky voice. That sugary sweet voice has earned her the nickname "Sugar" in two ways: her radio host persona goes by Suga [=BayBee=], and the name of her character on Creator/{{YTV}}'s TheZone was named Sugar. Oh, and then there's Pink Sugar Heart Attack, in her most famous anime dubbing role, Rini (Chibi-Usa) from the North American dub of ''Anime/SailorMoon'', which is notable in that she is considered to be Rini's "good" voice actress by ''Anime/SailorMoon'' fans, and she was preceded by Tracey Hoyt. With that role and her role on TheZone combined, she has become a PigeonHoledVoiceActor and does lots of cutesy anime roles.
!!Tropes related to Stephanie Beard:
* ImageSong: The case here is "The Real [=SugaBaybe=]". It's a parody of {{Eminem}}'s "The Real Slim Shady", and was written for her radio character, but it can probably be seen as Rini's North American ImageSong for all the parallels it draws to the hated character. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1g94g4JxhAk Just see for yourself.]] Also see MemeticMutation.
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* ''Series/TheRedGreenShow'' - Kelly Cook
* ''Anime/SailorMoon'' - Rini/Chibi-Usa
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Cyberchase}}'' - Creech
* ''Franchise/CareBears: Big Wish Movie'' - Wish Bear
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To start diet tomorrow?
(54 Posts)So I have a weeks worth of Cambridge diet. Was planning on starting on 2nd, but thinking of starting tomorrow. Meaning I have a week of dh being home to help me stick to it.
But.. He brought me a lot of chocolate for Xmas. I really can't face eatting it.
What should I do? Start tomorrow now I feel ready to start! Or wait until next week?
So if you have managed to keep it off you are actually capable of changing your eating habits then or it would have gone back on.
Many people who follow diets, especially fad ones quickly put weight back on when they stop following that plan for whatever reason. To lose weight and keep it off takes much more than just a diet.
No, I don't think I am capable of changing my eating habits actually ... I have always been highly prone to binge eating. Meal replacements mean that I can maintain a healthy weight, at least, which is something.
I'm sure people will insist I just haven't tried hard enough - I have! I really, really have tried not to binge but I always do. It's something I've learned to adapt my lifestyle to, I suppose.
Anyway, Cambridge and their equivalents are no more fads than, say, SW or weight watchers - plenty of people return to those having gained the weight they lost!
I feel the same about slimming world and weight watchers. Weight watchers in particular seem very keen to try to sell their products which are actually far from healthy.
The diet companies rely on people losing weight, then failing and giving them more money to lose what they have lost once again.
throw away the cambridge diet, waste of time and money as teaches nothing. You can't be on disgusting shakes for life. Eat properly and move around.
two squares of chocolate a night are a pleasant 40 calorie treat.
Ha, you obviously all don't need to lose 13 stone.
I dance for 6 hours a week, I don't eat that much and cook healthy, yet can't shift a pound.
If that is the case you need to seek proper medical help. I know people who have lost more than that through a proper lifestyle change - it is more than possible.
It isn't. I have been dieting since I was 6 yesrs old.
I have tried everything. I will have to have surgery is the next option. Even the doctor said that.
Yes, mummy - I hope you heard that! Your diet isn't because you want to be healthy and wear nice clothes, it's because you need to Learn a Lesson; you need to be Taught Self Control.
I am being facetious here but losing weight is a personal thing and we will all do it differently. I greatly admire people who can have one square of chocolate but I cannot, I would hoover up the lot before you could say 'Evans size 26!'
Meal replacements work for me, especially as I have a mild but nonetheless life impacting condition which severely reduces my capacity to exercise. As such, weight gain can be rapid when I binge.
I binge too. And in the past I have binged and made myself sick.
I was brought up to eat everything on my plate. And I can't help myself
Anyway, I certainly didn't intend to get into a row here. God, if you are still reading, there was absolutely no aggressiveness, passive or otherwise, in my post - it was a humorous attempt at pointing out things are not simple or straightforward.
I am pissed off actually that you see fit to inform me of my intentions.
I am genuinely pleased for those who have no issues with weight or with food, or those who have had them and have overcome them: I unfortunately am not in that category, despite not being overweight, staying that way is a constant struggle. I greatly sympathise with those struggling with their weight as it is crap. But just as 'eat more, sit down less' doesn't work for anorexics, you know the reverse doesn't work for the other extremes either and I wish to god people would stop acting as if it does, as if being overweight isn't just that but you're stupid and are the equivalent of a naughty schoolgirl.
Throw the Cambridge diet in the bin and give the chocolates to the postie.
Exercise and drink loads you will see the weight go down.
If you're posting I'd say you're ready. Each time Ive done it (pre pregnancies as I couldn't convieve) or after to drop some pounds, it's worked like a charm. Mostly because of rapid weight loss in the early weeks that is like motivation on a stick x
That's what I need. If I can't see it, I can't stick to it. I really can't do the 2lb here 1lb loss there.
I have 130lb to lose first. Would take me years if I lost 2lb a week.
Diets are a 'quick fix' solution I'm afraid that hardly ever work long term...but I'm guessing you know that OP if you've been dieting since you were six.
Start it as soon as you're ready but make sure you get the chocolates out of the house, if you think you're going to cave in and eat them.
Will you manage to stick to it on NYE?
Yeah. I have the motivation to do it this time.
The diets iv been doing since I was 6 are even healthy eatting! Tablets from doctors, seeings eatting women, even therapy.
If you're posting I'd say you're ready. Each time Ive done it (pre pregnancies as I couldn't convieve) or after to drop some pounds, it's worked like a charm. Mostly because of rapid weight loss in the early weeks that is like motivation on a stick x
Good luck OP. If I can do it, anyone can bloody do it. I went the WW route and it really educated me.
130lbs at 2lbs a week wouldn't take years - it would take a year and about 3 months!
Fast weight loss is bad weight loss on the whole - it won't stay off.
I'm glad you're truly motivated OP
But (in the nicest possible way) re-read your OP and then ask yourself why you wrote it if indeed you are truly motivated?
I get that you may have started it for support (and I'm sure you'll get plenty) but if you've lost 8st and then gained 9st in the past, and you've tried therapy, tablets etc....are you sure starting at the worst possible time of year (ie the Christmas period) is going to help with any lack of willpower you may have?
I'm wording this badly because the last thing I want to do is offend or demotivate you...but are you sure there's not a tiny part in your mind that thinks "Oh well if I fail this time, I can blame the fact it's Christmas week"?
Genuine question. I'm just wondering if you might be better to start the day after New Year's Day?
Start now. I said from jan 1 I was going veggie. Mostly. Only eating meat once a week. After yesterday's turkey fest I couldn't even face the traditional Boxing Day bacon breakfast. Last night at 1030 I was picking at leftover turkey and stuffing. Bad. Bad. Bad. But oh so good. We are home now (Christmas Day at parents) so no leftovers here. Just veg. Lovely leafy green veg.
Start as you mean to go on. Can you just put the chocolate away? Or just have a small square a day? (Not sure what Cambridge diet entails...). Or failing that eat the lot now together with all junk food in house. And then start.
I put the weight on from being pregnant and having pnd after my mum died.
Iv decided to start now, as I'm sick of worrying about my health
OK well good luck OP I'm sure you can do it this time.
Give the chocolate to your DH or throw it away and go for it
Okay stgoergia. I think the subtext just became text there.
Good luck OP, whatever you decide. It's not easy regardless of how you do it. But you can do it.
But you didn't put on 130 lbs in a couple of months so why would you realistically expect to lose it as quickly.
Surely even Cambridge weight loss slows down after the first couple of months???
As it's been said here, diets do not work long term it's not as simple as eat less, move more. It's not about willpower. Diets are all about hating our bodies, depriving and punishing them, which is not a state anyone can live in for long. 99% of people who lose weight that way regain it (and often more), so how can that have 'worked'? . I'd suggest that for the 1% a more fundamental change has happened in their life, usually on an emotional level (change in relationship, career, financial situation, having kids, moving). A different approach is needed and it's to do with not just what you eat but when and also what is happening in other areas of life.
Two - you mention having had therapy, was that wrt diet or bereavement?
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PARIS Oct 23 (Reuters) - Jean Todt was elected president of the International Automobile Federation in Paris on Friday. The Frenchman, an ex-Ferrari Formula One team boss, was standing against Finland's former world rally champion Ari Vatanen and succeeds Max Mosley as head of world motorsport's governing body.
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