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- Date:15 Oct 2011
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:Upton Park
- Attendance:31,448
- Carew (11) Baldock (46)
Baldock (50) Collison (54)
Live Commentary
- 93:35 +3.35
Corner taken short by Lomana Tresor LuaLua.
- 93:17 +3.17
Lomana Tresor LuaLua decides to take a short corner.
- 89:45
Papa Bouba Diop fouled by Lomana Tresor LuaLua, the ref awards a free kick. The referee cautions Lomana Tresor LuaLua for unsporting behaviour. Manuel Almunia takes the free kick.
- 89:24
Papa Bouba Diop challenges Lomana Tresor LuaLua unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Barry Ferguson.
- 81:23
Corner taken by Daniel Bogdanovic from the right by-line played to the near post.
- 81:01
Daniel Bogdanovic takes a short corner.
- 80:30
Foul by Kevin Nolan on Barry Ferguson, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Matthew Hill.
- 79:27
Gary Taylor-Fletcher takes a shot. Manuel Almunia makes a save. Shot from inside the area by Alex Baptiste clears the bar. Mark Noble comes on in place of John Carew.
- 78:59
John Carew is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Free kick taken by Barry Ferguson.
- 78:16
Freddie Sears takes a shot. Save by Matthew Gilks.
- 77:39
Sam Baldock takes a shot. Save by Matthew Gilks. Corner taken right-footed by Jack Collison.
- 71:49
Abdoulaye Faye concedes a free kick for a foul on Kevin Phillips. Brett Ormerod on for Thomas Ince. Jonjo Shelvey goes off and Lomana Tresor LuaLua comes on. Daniel Bogdanovic on for Kevin Phillips. Shot comes in from Daniel Bogdanovic from the free kick.
- 71:12
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Keith Southern by Sam Baldock. Matthew Hill takes the direct free kick.
- 68:53
Ian Evatt is adjudged to have handled the ball. Kevin Nolan restarts play with the free kick.
- 65:13
The assistant referee flags for offside against Sam Baldock. Matthew Gilks takes the free kick.
- 62:44
Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Jack Collison, Close range headed effort by Winston Reid misses to the right of the target.
- 61:17
Effort from just outside the area by Jonjo Shelvey goes over the bar. (West Ham) makes a substitution, with Freddie Sears coming on for Matthew Taylor.
- 59:29
(West Ham) makes a substitution, with Abdoulaye Faye coming on for James Tomkins.
- 57:15
Shot by John Carew from inside the six-yard box clear the bar.
- 56:53
The offside flag is raised against Sam Baldock. Free kick taken by Matthew Gilks.
- 55:58
Shot by Matthew Taylor from inside the six-yard box clear the bar.
- 55:39
Sam Baldock takes a shot. Save made by Matthew Gilks.
- 54:01
Jack Collison fires in a goal from inside the penalty box to the bottom left corner of the goal. West Ham 4-0 Blackpool.George McCartney provided the assist for the goal.
- 53:16
Foul by Gary Taylor-Fletcher on Winston Reid, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Manuel Almunia.
- 52:56
The assistant referee flags for offside against John Carew. Indirect free kick taken by Barry Ferguson.
- 52:06
Thomas Ince has an effort at goal from close range which goes wide of the left-hand upright.
- 50:42
Goal scored by Sam Baldock from inside the six-yard box low into the middle of the goal. West Ham 3-0 Blackpool.John Carew provided the assist for the goal.
- 48:15
The referee blows for offside. Alex Baptiste restarts play with the free kick.
- 46:43
Goal scored by Sam Baldock from inside the penalty box to the bottom right corner of the goal. West Ham 2-0 Blackpool.Matthew Taylor provided the assist for the goal.
- 45:36
Effort on goal by Matthew Taylor from just inside the box goes harmlessly over the target.
- 45:15 +0.15
Jonjo Shelvey takes a shot. Save by Manuel Almunia.
- 43:21
Sam Baldock is caught offside. Barry Ferguson takes the free kick.
- 42:42
John Carew takes a shot. Save made by Matthew Gilks. Sam Baldock produces a right-footed shot from inside the six-yard box that clears the bar.
- 40:53
Foul by John Carew on Matthew Hill, free kick awarded. Matthew Gilks takes the direct free kick.
- 40:32
Unfair challenge on Matthew Hill by John Carew results in a free kick. Keith Southern takes the direct free kick.
- 38:51
Kevin Phillips fouled by Papa Bouba Diop, the ref awards a free kick. Jonjo Shelvey shoots direct from the free kick.
- 36:02
Alex Baptiste is caught offside. Manuel Almunia restarts play with the free kick.
- 34:39
Kevin Phillips takes a shot. Manuel Almunia makes a comfortable save.
- 34:19
Matthew Hill fouled by Sam Baldock, the ref awards a free kick. Matthew Gilks takes the free kick.
- 31:05
John Carew challenges Ian Evatt unfairly and gives away a free kick. Matthew Gilks takes the free kick.
- 27:32
Inswinging corner taken by Matthew Taylor, clearance made by Ian Evatt.
- 27:04
John Carew takes a shot. Save made by Matthew Gilks.
- 22:12
Barry Ferguson concedes a free kick for a foul on John Carew. Julien Faubert delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from left channel.
- 21:23
Barry Ferguson produces a right-footed effort from long distance that goes harmlessly over the bar.
- 16:29
Julien Faubert challenges Gary Taylor-Fletcher unfairly and gives away a free kick. Julien Faubert receives a caution. Stephen Crainey takes the free kick.
- 15:12
The official flags Jack Collison offside. Matthew Gilks takes the free kick.
- 13:18
The official flags Sam Baldock offside. Free kick taken by Matthew Gilks.
- 13:04
Sam Baldock takes a shot. Matthew Gilks makes a save.
- 11:38
The ball is delivered by Julien Faubert, John Carew finds the net with a headed goal from inside the box. West Ham 1-0 Blackpool.The assist for the goal came from Julien Faubert.
- 8:03
Free kick awarded for a foul by Kevin Phillips on Kevin Nolan. Free kick taken by Manuel Almunia.
- 7:41
Inswinging corner taken by Jonjo Shelvey from the left by-line, Manuel Almunia makes a save.
- 6:25
Matthew Taylor gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Thomas Ince. Thomas Ince takes the free kick. Matthew Taylor is booked.
- 6:09
Unfair challenge on Ian Evatt by John Carew results in a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Matthew Gilks.
- 0:29
Kevin Nolan gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Barry Ferguson. Kevin Phillips takes the free kick.
Match Preview
Bentley blow for Hammers West Ham will be without David Bentley when they welcome Blackpool to Upton Park. The on-loan Tottenham midfielder underwent a knee operation earlier this week and has been ruled out for up to six months, joining goalkeeper Robert Green (knee) and winger Gary O'Neil (ankle) on the sidelines. But manager Sam Allardyce hopes to be able to call on defender Winston Reid (hamstring) and midfield duo Mark Noble (toe) and Matt Taylor (calf), who all missed the 2-2 draw at Crystal Palace a fortnight ago. Right-back Guy Demel is pushing for a debut after recovering from a hamstring problem and striker John Carew, who scored for Norway this week, could start ahead of Carlton Cole after coming off the bench to head the equaliser at Palace. Blackpool could hand a debut to Lomana LuaLua. The 30-year-old striker signed for the Seasiders until the end of the season after impressing during a recent trial and could earn an instant start at Upton Park. Defender Craig Cathcart is a doubt after he withdrew from the Northern Ireland squad due to a knee problem. Daniel Bogdanovic (hamstring), Matt Gilks and Stephen Crainey (both ankle) also withdrew from international duty, but they should be fit to take part. One player who is unlikely to be involved for Ian Holloway's side is Matt Phillips as he nears a loan move to League One side Sheffield United, with discussions ongoing between the two clubs.
West Ham
- Manuel Almunia
- Julien Faubert
- James Tomkins
- Winston Reid
- George McCartney
- Jack Collison
- Kevin Nolan
- Papa Bouba Diop
- Matthew Taylor
- Sam Baldock
- John Carew
- Ruud Boffin
- Abdoulaye Faye
- Mark Noble
- Freddie Sears
- Frederic Piquionne
- Matthew Gilks
- Alex Baptiste
- Ian Evatt
- Matthew Hill
- Stephen Crainey
- Jonjo Shelvey
- Keith Southern
- Barry Ferguson
- Thomas Ince
- Kevin Phillips
- Gary Taylor-Fletcher
- Mark Howard
- Neal Eardley
- Brett Ormerod
- Daniel Bogdanovic
- Lomana Tresor LuaLua
Match Report
Hammers leave Blackpool all at sea Three goals in eight second-half minutes ensured a resounding 4-0 victory for West Ham as Blackpool's defence endured a torrid time. John Carew set the Hammers on their way with a 12th-minute header and Blackpool collapsed after the break as a Sam Baldock double and Jack Collison's strike completed the rout. West Ham boss Sam Allardyce had spoken during the week of his bitterness at being dismissed by Blackpool after leading them to the brink of promotion in 1996 and he gained some revenge with a dominant display at Upton Park. Blackpool had gone into the game high on confidence after winning 5-0 last time out and they actually looked the better team until West Ham opened the scoring. Julien Faubert crossed from the right and Carew showed good strength to hold off Matt Hill and find the bottom corner with his header. That gave the Hammers a huge boost and they could have added a second almost immediately but Baldock was denied by Matt Gilks. West Ham were angered when Collison split the Blackpool defence and was put through on goal but referee Andy D'Urso failed to play advantage and instead blew for a free-kick in the centre circle. Gilks was called into action again just before the half-hour mark when his smart save spared the blushes of Hill , whose poor touch allowed Carew a clear run at goal. West Ham continued to look threatening and Gilks again denied them a second when he saved with his right leg from Carew, before Baldock fired over. West Ham goalkeeper Manuel Almunia was finally called into action just before the interval but had no trouble holding a low drive by Jonjo Shelvey. A second goal looked like it would be enough to kill off the visitors and West Ham needed just two minutes of the second half to double their lead. Blackpool tried to play a high offside trap but were left waiting for a flag that never came as Matthew Taylor's header put Baldock clean through, and the striker held his nerve to slot coolly past Gilks. It was certainly all over four minutes later and Hill was again at fault as the ball was allowed to bounce in the area before Carew flicked the ball over Gilks and Baldock tapped in on the line. The Seasiders conceded a fourth in the 55th minute when the ball fell to Collison on the edge of the area and his deflected volley again left Gilks with no chance. It was a case of damage limitation for Blackpool from then on and Gilks again came to the rescue with a superb save to prevent Baldock completing his hat-trick.


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Almost 130 years after his death, the slate of notorious outlaw Billy the Kid may be wiped clean.
New Mexico governor Bill Richardson is deciding whether to pardon a notorious outlaw.
"He's become somewhat of a cult hero and oftentimes folks misjudge cult heroes and want to make them heroes without the baggage," said the chairman of the El Paso County Historical Commission, Bernie Sargent. He says despite his boyish features, Billy the Kid admittedly killed upwards of ten men.
"He came through El Paso several times we know of, he was quite a ladies man, and he spoke fluent Spanish, so he really hit off with the young senioritas quite well," Sargent said.
Rumor has it that 19th-century governor Lew Wallace told Billy he would be pardoned if he testified in a separate murder case. So New Mexico governor Bill Richardson has set up a website to take public input. But some are wondering, why now?
"I think it's become somewhat of a political foray by the soon to be ex-governor Richardson," Sargent said. "I'm glad he's paying attention to the history but at the same time there are more positive things he could be doing."
Bernie's not the only one who thinks that.
"I don't think he needs to get a pardon, he was just a common everyday criminal," said former history teacher Rod Linkous.
"It's not going to matter to him, everybody else that was there is long dead also, so its a moot point," said history enthusiast John Pittsenbargar.
Although he doesn't agree with the pardon, Sargent says he is glad some attention is focusing on the history of the wild west.
"Billy the Kid seemed to be the one that stuck in our memory banks the most when we were younger, and if anything it brings up an opportunity for people to study and learn more about the lore of the old west," Sargent says.
Richardson says he will announce his decision tomorrow on Good Morning America.

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ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr., who gave the Cardinals a solid B after the draft, downgraded them in his "Regrading the 2013 NFL draft" piece.
An ESPN Insider piece, Kiper is now giving the Cardinals a B-.
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You get what you pay for in a IFS lift kit.. superlift or skyjacker are probably the best for the price. Fabtech and pro-comp are best but you will pay for it. If its a street truck onlt then look at whiplash kits
January 10th, 2012, 09:05 PM | #5 |
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What does he plan to do with the truck? If he is going to take it off road, he will go thru front end part no matter what kit he puts on it. I have had my Dick Cepek on my 95 Tahoe for almost 5 years now. Tie rods are a once a year deal. My buddy procomp on his 95 Z71 is the same. We both run the trucks off road.
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Thanks for your input!!
I talked to him again after seeing the prices ranging from $1100 to $1800 for the kits from the company's suggested. He asked about maybe getting the 2" kit from Zone $145 for Leveling keys and blocks for the rear. Then getting a 3" body lift for a total of 5". He said that he is looking for more show than go and will only be using the truck off road for an occational visit to a local gravel pit. |
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That would work. What size tire is he trying to run? With that set up he should be able to clear 35's. You go much more than that on the street and your asking for trouble. Not to mention even going to 35's is going to screw with his speedometer and gas mileage.
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A decent cheap way to get 5" lift would be a 3" body and a 2" suspension with consist of new keys and either add-a-leaf or block for the back. Both available at Zone offroad.
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terial, electrically induced forces on cells, and other such phenomena.
Schwan was also deeply concerned about the possible health effects of nonionizing electromagnetic fields. In 1953, he sent a letter to the U.S. Navy proposing a safe limit for human exposure to microwave energy of 100 W/m2 (based on thermal analysis). This letter became the basis for exposure standards in the United States and elsewhere. In 1965, Schwan chaired the committee that established the first U.S. exposure limit for radio-frequency energy for the American National Standards Institute, which evolved into the present IEEE C95.1 standard. The U.S. standard was influential in the development of exposure limits around the world.
Schwan also played an important role in the development of the fields of biomedical engineering and biophysics. In the early 1950s, he served on numerous national and international committees helping to organize and promote professional societies. He was chair (1960) of the Institute of Radio Engineers Professional Group on Medical Electronics, the largest biomedical engineering society of its time, and helped guide the evolution of this and other groups into the present IEEE Society on Engineering in Medicine and Biology. Schwan held many leadership positions in the biomedical engineering sections of the American Institute of Electrical Engineering and Institute for Radio Engineering, the two engineering societies that eventually merged to form the IEEE. He was a founding member of the Biophysical Society, Bioelectromagnetics Society, and Biomedical Engineering Society and chairman of the American National Standards Institute committee that developed the first limit for human exposure to radio-frequency energy in the United States.
Schwan is survived by his wife (since 1949), Anne Marie Del Borrello, of Philadelphia, five children, and six grandchildren. He was a mentor to all of them, teaching them first and foremost to think for themselves and never to simply follow the crowd. A man of integrity, Schwan influenced not only his wife and children, but also his many students and colleagues.


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I was looking for comfortable furniture that was firm and could easily be moved, and this fits the bill. If your taste is toward couches to sink into for hours at a time, this is not the set for you. This is exactly the feel I was looking for, and it looks beautiful. --- The set was a challenge to put together, as the directions looked like 4th generation ditto paper. However, I was able to figure things out and I'm not a particularly handy person. Once together it feels very sturdy and I'm well over 200 lbs. I was expecting particle board, which this isn't. I was impressed. It looks more expensive than it is. --- One additional note - if you notice an error in the shipping address on your order, correct your information online, then call Overstock.com customer service (who are very good) to have the correct info sent to the shipper. This piece was delayed 3 days because the shipping company was prohibited from entering the corrected address that I gave them (the info had to come from the shipper) and they actually lost track of the package for about a day.
This is a very nice set for the cost and easy to put together but be ready to have cushion covers made. The fabric is only on the top and sides - cheap black screen type fabric is on the backs - meaning you can't flip the cushions to even the wear on the fabric.
I agree with all the comments about the directions. It's definitely a way too old copy of a copy but if you have assembled furniture before, it is easy to put together. I did it alone and found it fairly simple. There are not that many pieces and it becomes intuitive. The pieces arrived in 3 boxes and the UPS man was kind enough to bring them inside for me. The packaging was sturdy and the product was easy to get out. I had all 3 pieces done within an hour (chair, ottoman and loveseat). The items are fairly comfortable and my teens are both liking them. This was purchased to replace an old living room set and we are happy (but we will be purchasing a sink yourself into it couch this winter). The pieces fit nicely into our long but narrow room. I already had mission tables. The cushions are not fully fabric colored as the back/bottom is a black mesh. The backs are held on with some Velcro strips. It is a micro-suede fabric that seems to be holding up well. I only encountered one problem with assembly and was able to overcome the piece I forgot to use. The wood is not a thick as I might like for furniture we will use every day but for the past month, it has been holding up well.
Very nice color, more coppery rust color than in picture. Took about 30 minutes to put together, allen wrench and wooden dowels. Cushions are loose, covers are zippered and removable, big plus. Will be easy to repair if wear happens over time. Also, design makes it easy to sew covers for if needed. Bought 2 for a very quaint sitting area, just what I expected.
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For the first time, science has illuminated why our skin reddens and stings when we get too much sunshine, a new study says.
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Now Gallo's team has identified the chemical culprit that triggers our skin's warning signs. A type of RNA, they found, breaks into pieces within a dead cell done in by ultraviolet sunlight.
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Inflammation can be beneficial for several reasons, Gallo noted. For starters, it removes sun-zapped cells, allowing the skin to heal.
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The Gouf was designed as the successor to the Zaku II, yet it saw considerably less action during the One Year War.
The Gouf was the successor to the MS-06J Zaku II Ground Type mobile suit. The Zeonic Company engineers worked hard to produce their superior ground-combat-use mobile suit to replace the older J-Type Zaku II.
The Prototype Gouf was just a redesigned and improved upon Zaku II, lighter due to more efficient use of equipment and space, and more maneuverable than the typical F-Type Zaku II. The Prototype Gouf was also supposed to be built with a 5-barreled 75 mm machine gun hand and tentacle-like heat rod built into the forearm. However, these weapons were not ready until the second prototype, the YMS-07B Prototype Gouf, was finished. The B-Type Prototype Gouf also featured extra thrusters built into the legs to provide powerful, jet assisted jumps and improved maneuverability. The YMS-07B was nearly identical to the mass production version of the Gouf known as the MS-07B Gouf.
The pictures above are the Gouf Custom.The MS-07B-3 was a further development of the MS-07B Gouf. The Gouf Custom was designed primarily for ace pilots preferring a lighter mobile suit to the heavy, yet effective MS-09 Dom. The Gouf Custom featured multiple changes to the MS-07B, including the elimination of the awkward five finger 75 mm Vulcan guns, replacing it with a normal manipulator and a wrist mounted 3-barrel 35 mm Machinegun. The coil-like heat rod is replaced with a magnetic grappler wire that connects and disables an enemy with an electric charge rather than damaging him or her. The shield is also capable of carrying a 90 mm Vulcan gun, extremely enhancing the mobile suit's fire power. The armor and capabilities are only changed slightly from the "B" model Gouf but some units had Luna Titanium armor in place of the standard steel material.
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The media and culture make celebrities out of people like Dorner or Manson. Remember Geraldo going to interview Manson in prison? He went there and provoked Manson into acting crazy, and into threatening him, threats which Geraldo publicized to try to make him look like a tougher "journalist". The public eats this crap up.
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EXCL. PREVIEW: Reality Gets Warped in "Injustice: Gods Among Us" #22
Brian Buccellato & Mike S. Miller's digital first DC Comics series continues as Swamp Thing fights Poison Ivy and reality falls apart on Feb. 24.
PREVIEW: Charles Barkley Races The Flash in "JLA/Inside the NBA" Team-Up
Brian Buccellato & Beni Lobel deliver pit the Justice League against NBA Legends in DC Comics' "Justice League Goes Inside the NBA All Star 2015."
EXCLUSIVE: Fawkes Reveals Constantine's Role In "Injustice: Gods Among Us: Year 3 Annual"
The oversized issue will focus on the occult character as well as introduce the Titans into the "Injustice" mythos.
IMAGE EXPO: The "Freedom" of Comics With Vaughan, Lemire & More
A panel of writers discuss the ins and outs of creator-owned comics without limits including James Robinson, Alex de Campi and Brian K. Vaughan.
IMAGE EXPO EXCLUSIVE: Buccellato & Infante Introduce "Sons of the Devil"
Brian Buccellato spoke exclusively with us about his and and Toni Infante's tale of cults, murder and the devil. Plus, an exclusive look at the first issue!
IMAGE EXPO: Keynote Address Announces New Projects from Vaughan, Snyder, Lemire and More
The 2015 comic book season kicked off with Image Comics Publisher Eric Stephenson's keynote address and tons of newly announced series.
EXCL. PREVIEW: Wonder Woman Awakens in Buccellato & Miller's "Injustice Year Three" #15
Brian Buccellato takes over for Tom Taylor as the new writer of DC Comics' "Injustice: Gods Among Us" in a new issue drawn by Mike S. Miller.
Manapul & Buccellato Unleash Anarky Upon "Detective Comics"
Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato discuss re-imagining Anarky, and why Gotham's citizens have been waiting for a catalyst like him to arrive on the scene.
Taylor Out, Buccellato In on DC's "Injustice: Gods Among Us"
Original "Injustice: Gods Among Us" writer Tom Taylor has left the DC Comics series, with Brian Buccellato taking over as of print issue #8.
EXCL. PREVIEW: Anarky Begins in Manapul & Buccellato's "Detective Comics" #37
Francis Manapul and Brian Bucceelato are back, and they're bringing Anarky (and the Mad Hatter) with them to "Detective Comics" #37, on sale Dec. 3.
NYCC: Batman: Gotham Rising
In an all-encompassing Batman panel, the Bat family's top creators gathered to discuss "Batgirl," "Batman Eternal" & more.
LBCC: Creators Tell Tales of the Dark Knight Across 75 Years of Batman
Batman creators including Marv Wolfman, Chris Burnham, Brian Buccellato and more celebrated the Dark Knight's anniversary with fans in Long Beach.
PREVIEW: Riddler Joins Batman in "Detective Comics: Futures End" #1
Robin replaced by... The Riddler? Find out what happens 5 years from now in Buccellato, Hepburn & Richards' "Detective Comics: Futures End" #1.
Manapul & Buccellato Build a Grounded Gotham in "Detective Comics"
Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato discuss the fantastic elements of their first arc on "Detective Comics," which laid the groundwork for the rest of their run.
PREVIEW: "Icarus" Continues in "Detective Comics" #33
Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato keep uncovering new secrets in the current "Icarus" arc of "Detective Comics," on sale July 9.
Buccellato Riddles Batman in "Detective Comics: Futures End"
"Detective Comics" co-writer Brian Buccellato discusses the book's Futures End" one-shot, how it's related to the Annual and the enigma of the Riddler.
WC14: DC Comics Spotlights Batman with Simone, Manapul and More
DC's Bat-talent convene in Anaheim to discuss the recently launched "Batman Eternal" weekly series and the Dark Knight's monthly adventures.
REVIEW: Manapul & Buccellato's "Detective Comics" #30
Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato's "Detective Comics" #30 is a strong debut for the creative team and "one of the best looking books at DC."
Comics A.M. - Police Search For Man Who Robbed Store Employee
Robbery outside St. Charles, Missouri, comic shop triggered school lockdown! Manapul and Buccellato talk "Detective"! Bendis returns to Cleveland! Plus more!
Manapul & Buccellato Take a Cinematic Look at "Detective Comics"
The former "Flash" team of Francis Manapul & Brian Buccellato discuss their artistic approach to "Detective Comics" and their crime-centric take on Batman.
PREVIEW: Manapul & Buccelato's "Detective Comics" #30 Debut
"The Flash" creative team of Francis Manapul & Brian Buccellato races into their first issue of "Detective Comics" as a new drug hits Gotham's streets.
ECCC: DC Comics: The New 52 with Snyder, Lemire, Nocenti and More
DC turns their focus squarely on the world of The New 52, with an Emerald City Comicon featuring Scott Snyder, Jeff Lemire, Ann Nocenti and more.
PREVIEW: Buccellato & Padilla's "The Flash" #29
The Flash faces the final battle against the Central City Killer in DC Comics' "The Flash" #29 by Brian Buccellato & Agustin Padilla, on sale March 26!
EXCL. PREVIEW: Buccellato's "Forever Evil: Rogues Rebelion" #3
The Rogues flee from the villainous Crime Syndicate in DC Comics' "Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion" #3 by Brian Buccellato, Scott Hepburn & Andre Coelho.
REVIEW: Buccellato, Zircher & Hepburn Enter "Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion" #1
Brian Buccellato, Patrick Zircher & Scott Hepburn deliver a good, if visually disparate, miniseries debut with "Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion" #1.
NYCC: DC's New 52 Panel - "Wally [West] Will Return..."
Brian Buccellato, Paul Levitz, James Tynion IV, Charles Soule, and more came together at New York Comic Con to talk about the New 52 as it enters its third year, as well as announcing new projects.
NYCC: DC Pledges to be "Forever Evil"
David Finch, Brian Buccellato, Joe Prado, and Ray Fawkes spoke with fans about "Forever Evil" and its tie-in series, writing and drawing evil characters, and working with Geoff Johns.
NYCC: Manapul & Buccellato Go Gotham For "Detective Comics"
Brian Buccellato and Francis Manapul reveal their plans for their "Detective Comics" run, beginning next year, and their film noir inspired take on the World's Greatest Detective.
NYCC: DC Comics, Snyder Launch Weekly "Batman: Eternal," Announce Special "Detective Comics" #27
"Batman" writer Scott Snyder headlines the creative team for "Batman: Eternal" – a new weekly DC Comics series debuting in 2014, while joinign Frank Miller and others for "Detective Comics" #27.
PREVIEW: DC Stages A "Rogues Rebellion" During "Forever Evil"
DC Comics has released an early look at Brian Buccellato and Patrick Zircher's "Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion" #1. The Flash's greatest foes decide to take down the Crime Syndicate on October 16.
PREVIEW: Villains Month Continues in "The Flash: The Rogues" #23.3
As Villains Month rolls on, DC Comics has released a preview of "The Flash: The Rogues" #23.3. Brian Buccellato and Patrick Zircher's one-shot starring the Scarlet Speedster's main nemeses hits stores Sept. 18.
Buccellato and Manapul Confirm Exit from "The Flash"
Long-running "The Flash" creative team Brian Buccellato and Francis Manapul have announced their departure from the DC Comics series, following November's issue #25.
Buccellato Leads a "Rogues Rebellion" During "Forever Evil"
"The Flash" co-writer Brian Buccellato speaks with CBR News about his Villains Month one-shots and "Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion," which explores the blue-collar bad guys' place in the DC Comics event.
PREVIEWS: "Justice League" #23, "The Flash" #23
DC Comics has released previews of this week's "Justice League" #23, the final chapter of "Trinity War," and "The Flash" #23, the latest in the Reverse-Flash story arc.
Buccellato Channels His Inner-Rogue for DC Comics' Villains Month
"The Flash" co-writer Brian Buccellato told CBR News exactly why gets a rush out of writing Barry Allen's enemies -- Grodd, Reverse-Flash and the Rogues -- in three one-shots for DC Comics' Villains Month.
Cover of the Week: July 24
This week, it's Batman and Superman versus Batman and Superman, The Flash versus the Reverse Flash, The Rocketeer versus The Spirit, and Kate Bishop versus Madame Masque.
EXCLUSIVE: Buccellato Targets Aspen's "All New Executive Assistant Iris"
Aspen Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at its latest 10-For-10 series, "All New Executive Assistant: Iris," written by "Flash" co-writer Brian Buccellato.
Comics A.M. - HeroesCon Doubles Exhibition Space
HeroesCon increases exhibition space to 200,000 square feet! Alan Moore talks magic and comics! Geoff Johns looks back on "Green Lantern"! Brian Buccellato talks "The Flash" Plus more!
Manapul & Buccellato Talk Reverse Flash, Infantino's Legacy
"The Flash" writer/artists Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato talk to CBR about the upcoming Reverse Flash storyline, their character redesign and the death of Carmine Infantino.
PRESS RELEASE: Dynamite Launches "Black Bat" with Brian Buccellato & Ronan Cliquet
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Each film comes as a 2-disc special edition set, and the second DVD is full of special features. Those features are, generally speaking, "The World of Ghibli - An Extraordinary Interactive Experience," an "Enter the Lands" feature that goes into the characters and story of each movie, a Behind the Studio collection of new interviews and documentary footage for each specific film, and a storyboard presentation as well. Kiki's Delivery Service and Laputa both also feature introductions from Disney Chief Creative Officer (and Miyazaki pal) John Lasseter himself, although the same is not listed for Totoro.
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Dan Preston has joined League Two side Hereford United on loan. The 19-year-old Blues defender, who had a two month loan spell with The Bulls last season, has moved to Edgar Street on a season long youth loan deal. The terms of the deal enable Preston to be able to also play in non first team fixtures for Blues. Dan Preston (Birmingham City) Information Date of birth Thursday, 26th September 1991 Height 5ft 10in Place of birth Weight 12st 3lb International Position Defender Comments Squad No. 30 Recent Career History By Club (1999 onwards) Team Debut Apps (+ sub) Goals Yellows Reds Hereford United 27 Feb 2010 4 (0) 0 1 0 Birmingham City 22 Sep 2009 0 (1) 0 1 0 Recent Career History By Season (1999 onwards) Season First App. Apps (+ sub) Goals Yellows Reds 2009/2010 22 Sep 2009 4 (1) 0 2 0 Appearances 4 (+ 1 as sub); Goals 0; Yellow cards 2; Red cards 0
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