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Image Teases "The End" in "The Walking Dead" #80
Image Comics' new teaser for "The Walking Dead" hypes the upcoming "No Way Out" storyline with a shot of Rick Grimes running from a horde of zombies accompanied by the question, "Could this be….THE END?"
"The Walking Dead" is Digitally Infectious
Robert Kirkman spoke with CBR News about the newly launched simultaneous digital and print release dates for "The Walking Dead," saying that all of his books would undergo a similar shift "very soon."
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Chew" #14
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR presents an exclusive, extended preview of "Chew #14 by John Layman and Rob Guillory. The next issue of the Eisner-winning series hits this Wednesday, September 29.
Image Comics Solicitations for December, 2010
Image has released artwork and solicitation information for new comics on sale in December, including new issues of "The Walking Dead," " "Morning Glories," "Chew," "Skullkickers" and more.
PRESS RELEASE: Image's "Proof" Relaunches in December with "Endangered" #1
COMMENTARY TRACK: "Image United" #3
Robert Kirkman and Erik Larsen give readers the breakdown on the latest issue of the universe spanning six-issue limited series "Image United" which sees uniting six of the Image Comics founders in one title.
PRESS RELEASE: Image Comics Has the Holiday Spirit in December
PRESS RELEASE: Ian Churchill Brings "Marineman" to Image Comics in December
PRESS RELEASE: "The Mice Templar" Continues in December with Third Volume
Book A Trip To "Emitown"
Cartoonist Emi Lenox spoke with CBR News about the upcoming launch of "Emitown," her webcomic turned graphic novel coming out in October courtesy of Image Comics.
Will "The Wallking Dead" Surrender in December?
Image Comics' promotion for "The Walking Dead" storyline "No Way Out" continues with a new teaser image asking the question, "What is left but…SURRENDER?"
PRESS RELEASE: "Morning Glories" #1 Sells Out for Third Time, Fourth Printing Coming
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Skullkickers" #1
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR presents an exclusive, extended preview of "Skullkickers" #1 by creator/writer Jim Zubkavich and the art team of Chris Stevens, Edwin Huan and Misty Coates. The issue hits September 22.
Image Comics On Sale September 22, 2010
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR brings you previews of "Cowboy Ninja Viking" #9, "The Walking Dead" #77, "Hack/Slash" #4, and more. Check back this week for an exclusive extended preview of "Skullkickers" #1!
PRESS RELEASE: "Skullkickers" #1 Sells Out, Headed for Second Printing
COMMENTARY TRACK: "Morning Glories" #1
Writer Nick Spencer joined CBR News for our latest COMMENTARY TRACK, giving an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the construction of "Morning Glories" #1, the newest hit series from Image Comics and Shadowline.
"NO WAY OUT" for "The Walking Dead"
The latest teaser for "The Walking Dead" hints at big changes in the coming months for Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard's long-form Image Comics zombie epic with the launch of December's "No Way Out" storyline.
PRESS RELEASE: "Morning Glories" #2 Sells Out at Distribution Level
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Morning Glories" #2
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR presents an exclusive, extended preview of Nick Spencer's "Morning Glories" #2. Featuring art by Joe Eisma and a cover by Rodin Esquejo, the mystery deepens on Wednesday, September 15.
PRESS RELEASE: CBLDF's Liberty Annual Arrives in October
CBR TV: Ziggy Marley
Music legend Ziggy Marley is now officially a comic book creator and he stopped by CBR TV to discuss Marijuanaman, his reasons behind the creation of the character, working with Jim Mahfood & Joe Casey and more.
Robinson Reignites the Bomb (Queen)
Writer/artist Jimmie Robinson returns to comics with November's "Bomb Queen VI" #2 which pits the sadistic villainess against the current president of the United States, Barack Obama.
PRESS RELEASE: Marc Guggenheim's "Utopia" Becomes "Halcyon"
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Dawn: Not To Tread The Earth"
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR presents an exclusive, extended preview of "Dawn: Not To Tread The Earth," creator Joseph Michael Linsner's 20th anniversary celebration one-shot hitting stores Thursday, September 9.
No Way Out for "The Walking Dead"
Image Comics has released a teaser for the next "Walking Dead" storyline titled "No Way Out" starting in December. Aside from the statement "Desperate times call for desperate measures," no information was given.
Gagne Tells "The Saga of Rex"
Multi-talented creator Michel Gagne spoke with CBR News about the release of "The Saga of Rex," his 200-page graphic novel that sends a little fox named Rex on a huge adventure through space and other worlds.
PRESS RELEASE: Image Comics Offers Variant Cover for "Guarding the Globe" #2
Image Comics On Sale September 9, 2010
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR brings you previews of "Baron von Shock" #3, "Haunt" #9, and "Shadowhawk" #4. Check back this week for an exclusive extended preview of "Dawn: Not to Touch the Earth!"
EXCLUSIVE: "The Darkness" #86 Preview
Courtesy of Top Cow Productions, CBR brings you an exclusive preview of "The Darkness" #86 by writer Phil Hester and artist Sheldon Mitchell with a cover by Rafael Albuquerque, on sale next week.
PRESS RELEASE: "Morning Glories" #1 Sells Out Again, Third Print Coming
NO WAY OUT: New "Walking Dead" Teaser
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR brings you a teaser graphic for "No Way Out," the new storyline beginning in December's "The Walking Dead" #80 by Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard.
SPINOFF: "The Walking Dead" Cleared for Season 2
"The Walking Dead" Season 2 looked like it might be a sure thing coming out of Comic-Con 2010, and a new report corroborates those prospects -- despite the fact that Season 1 has yet to even air on AMC.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Choker" #4
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR brings you an exclusive preview of the first nine pages of "Choker" #4 from writer Ben McCool and artist Ben Templesmith.
BCC: Todd McFarlane
Superstar creator and Image Comics founder Todd McFarlane discussed his career and his future at Baltimore Comic-Con, including his work on Marvel's Spider-Man. We've also got a preview of "Haunt" #9!
Empowering Image Creators Digitally
Image Comics Publisher Eric Stephenson and comiXology CEO David Steinberger explained the ins and out of the new Image app and how creator-rights remain king as the company moves into the mobile comics space.
PRESS RELEASE: Rockstar Tries to Survive His Talent in Image Comics' "27"
Image and comiXology Announce iPhone, iPad App
Image and comiXology have released a new App dedicated to the publisher's imprints and titles, available now on the iTunes store for use with the iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad. ROBOT 6 has the details.
PRESS RELEASE: Bomb Queen Makes Her Irreverent Return to Image Comics This Fall
CHEW ON THIS: Ken Leung & Fricken
Our monthly column with "Chew" writer John Layman continues as we discuss "Chew" #13, the book's Eisner victory, the developing television adaptation and the hilariously gross concept of fricken, or chog, if you prefer.
PRESS RELEASE: Win Original "Skullkickers" Art
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Many unemployed people here in North Carolina may now have to wait for their unemployment checks. The website of the State Employment Security Commission was apparently overwhelmed this weekend and crashed, leaving thousands with no way to register for this week's money.
It is the first thing you see when you log onto the Employment Security Commission's website, We are experiencing technical difficulties with our web site. Some customers might not be able to access some applications..."
It certainly was not what Edward Ware wanted to see. "I tried to file for my check online and I couldn't get on there. And I needed my money," he said.
So, like a lot of others, Ware had to come to the Raleigh ESC office. Fortunately his problem was easily resolved once he showed up in person, but now his check is going to be at least a day late.
Part of that check was to pay Ware's cell phone bill. "My phone's cut off. And I was depending on it today," Ware said. He is depending on it for calls back about job applications, and he knows others may be depending on it for even more important things - things like feeding their families.
Employment Security Commission officials realize how vital the checks are, but even they did not anticipate the economic mess that's quickly lead to record joblessness in North Carolina.
Andy James of the NC Employment Security Commission said, "About 18 months ago a heavy day for us would have been 23,000 people accessing the website to file their claims. Over the weekend we had over 130,000 people try to do the same thing."
ESC officials hope the problem with the website will be resolved, and they hope to avoid a repeat of the problem in the future. At least Edward Ware was willing to cut them a little bit of a break under the circumstances. "I can understand it, but surprised. There are just a lot of people out of work."
News Channel 3 checked the state website earlier this morning. While it still had an alert for possible problems posted we were able to access all the necessary forms.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 Can skin cancer be treated with light? Scientists at the University of California, Irvine (UC Irvine), believe so. They're exploring new ways to image cancerous lesions using LEDs that might advance a technique for treating cancer called photodynamic therapy (PDT) -- work that they will describe at the Optical Society's (OSA) 94th annual meeting, Frontiers in Optics (FiO) 2010 at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center in Rochester, N.Y., from Oct. 24-28.
In PDT, photosensitizing chemicals that absorb light are injected into a tumor, which is then exposed to light. The chemicals generate oxygen radicals from the light energy, destroying the cancer cells. PDT is currently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of esophageal and lung cancer.
Rolf Saager, who works in the lab of Anthony Durkin at the Beckman Laser Institute at UC Irvine in collaboration with Kristen Kelly, M.D., and Modulated Imaging Inc., believes that PDT could also be used to treat skin cancer. But one obstacle to this application is the lack of a detailed imaging technique to target and monitor the effectiveness of PDT.
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Why Bicycle Boulevards?
by Daniel I. Patterson Why do we need to bring bicycle boulevards to Albany? Here are a list of statistics from Bike Belongs of why we need to bring bicycle boulevards to Albany. · After two streets in Minneapolis were converted to be more bicycle friendly, bike traffic increased 43%, total vehicle crashes decreased, traffic […]
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Windchill Effect While Riding a Bicycle
by Daniel I. Patterson Two days ago I was on a six mile ride at around 6:45 am. It was about 20 degrees Fahrenheit. Around 4 miles into my ride I noticed my hands were so cold. I started to wonder if my hands were cooler than the air temperature. According to the information below […]
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6/26/2012 4:00 pm Hey Everybody it's Billy calling to check in from the Jose Ribas Refugio here on Cotopaxi (16,000' ft). We elected to head up the hut early so we could give ourselves a full night and a little bit better of a chance of getting to the top because the weather has been so poor. So we are going to get up in the middle of the night tonight and hopefully these winds will die down a bit and the lenticular clouds will clear. If the weather is not very good we will attempt a day climb. So we will check in again tomorrow and let you know how things played out.
6/27/2012 7:00 am Hey Gang, it's Billy again. I'm calling to let you know that we got up in the middle of the night last night and it was blowing pretty hard so we decided to wait until the morning to see if we could attempt a day climb. We got up around 6 and we had a big lenticular cloud and pretty steady wind of 40 mph here at the hut. It is blowing a pretty consistent 50 mph just above where we are at right now. We are back into a holding pattern. So tonight will be our last chance to go climbing. We will head out into it unless it is just absolutely insanely awful. So wish us luck. Hopefully the winds will have died down and we will have chance to get out and do some climbing. We will check in again to let you know how things went.
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Comedy Central Expands 'Key & Peele,' Develops Animated Spinoff
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The cable network has expanded the previously announced fourth season of the sketch comedy series starring Keegan Michael-Key and Jordan Peele and teamed with the duo to develop a potential animated series based on their popular "Vandaveon & Mike" characters. The season four, technically announced in October, will consist of 22 episodes, including two best-of installments. That's the largest episode count so far for the series, with eight in season one, 10 in its sophomore run and 13 last year.
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Tyler Blackburn is headed back to Rosewood.
ABC Family announced Wednesday that Blackburn, who toplined the shortlived spinoff Ravenswood, will return as a series regular on Pretty Little Liars for the upcoming fifth season.
The actor is expected to return as Caleb Rivers "early in the season." Though no specifics were detailed in the announcement, Caleb is expected to be back in the lives of his ex, Hanna (Ashley Benson), and the other Liars upon his return to Rosewood. Pretty Little Liars executive producer Oliver Goldstick would only say that "it's a lovely reunion." It is unclear whether other core Ravenswood characters will also re-appear on Pretty Little Liars.
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Brilliant colors and beautiful composed layouts are just part of Jason Mattox's overall style. From flaked out masterpieces to intricate pinstriping, he seems to do it all so masterfully. Hailing from "the Crossroads of America" aka Indiana, Jason has been making bikes, cars and helmets shine close to ten years now. A ticking time bomb is a scary thing to imagine, but if it exploded with paint splatter in amazing glitter flaked colors like what Jason brings to life in everything he paints, I'd be ok with that. I am extremely excited Jason has taken a little time out of his ever-growing schedule to paint a Biltwell Gringo for Fuel Cleveland, that will be showcased on May 9th. Here is a little one on one we had the other day, enjoy!
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Jason Mattox, where do you call home?
J: Bloomington, Indiana.
What are some of the most challenging things for you as a painter?
J: The most challenging things are doing the prep work and coming up with new ideas, so that way things don't always look the same.
Where do your ideas originate from, is it a simple line and it goes from there or a complex sketch to reality. Any computer planning?
J: When it comes to pinstriping, I make a center line and the design flows with whatever I am painting. Helmet and tank designs happen with tape. I start with a basic idea of where I want panels and what I want in them. I discuss elements (bubbles, lace, fish scales) and possible colors with clients, but I never sketch things out.
Your pin striping is pretty insane, did you apprentice with anyone or learn on your own?
J: I apprenticed under Doug Dorr from California. We communicated mostly over the internet, but I was able to fly out to him twice to work with him one-on-one.
Other than motorcycles and helmets are there any other things you like to paint or are possibly well known for?
J: I have had many opportunities to work with many different canvases. I have pinstriped cars, motorcycles, and helmets. In the last year I have worked a lot with Kandies. I do art panels with Kandies and pinstriping, as well as cutouts and shift knobs. I also stripe handbags, purses, bowling pins, Christmas ornaments, and more.
Who is your biggest inspiration and/or motivator?
J: My beautiful girlfriend. She is my biggest supporter and always pushes me to do my best. Even when I feel like giving up, she is there for me. We are a team.
If you could jump on a bike right now and just go, where would you go and why?
J: To Texas, because it is so cold here. We are expecting snow. Again. This is ridiculous.
What is the coolest project or all time favorite piece you have ever painted?
J: Really, right now is the coolest time of my painting career. I don't have a favorite project or piece I am working on right now. The projects I am working on currently are for amazing clients who are super supportive and willing to give me my creative license. I have been doing a lot of work recently for repeat clients. I do have to say, however, that doing those welding helmets recently were an interesting challenge, for an awesome client.
When did motorcycles come into your life? Did you find them or did they find you?
J: About four years ago I sold my '53 Chevy and got a basketcase of a bike that never made it to one piece. Circumstances, life, whatever happened, it wasn't the right bike for me. It didn't fit. About two years ago I got a project bike and have really been able to put the time, money, and work into it. It runs, mostly, and I just finished flaking the tank that'll sit on it soon. Bikes kind of found me, but I finally found the right bike.
What's your all time favorite bike and would you sell everything to have it?
Pretty much anything that Max from 4Q builds. I just really like his bikes. They are designed well. The fact that he builds them and paints them means a lot to me.
I don't know that I would sell EVERYTHING to have one. But pretty close.
Where did the name Timebomb Kustoms originate?
J: I was a really angry person for a long time, like I was a ticking time bomb ready to explode at anytime. It's who I was. Now, I don't know. Sometimes at night I'll come home after working in the studio all day and go right back out to tape out a helmet, or work through a color scheme, or else I feel like my head will explode. I've grown a lot as a person and an artist, but I still feel like I'm a time bomb. For better, not for the worst.
Any place of serenity for you, while you're painting, riding, or something completely different?
J: I really like going to the races. We live close to Bloomington Speedway. I raced a bit when I was younger and it gives me a lot of peace.
Are there any other types of art medium you have dabbled in or mastered?
J: Not really. I don't feel like I've mastered anything that I do. I still watch tutorials, talk to other painters, and am constantly looking for new challenges.
Favorite cartoon as a kid and do you still watch it today?
J: GI Joe was my favorite. I tried to rewatch it on Netflix, but it wasn't the same. I love Venture Brothers and Mike Tyson Mysteries a lot.
Anyone you would like to thank or give a shout out to?
First and foremost, my mentor, Doug Dorr, who took the time out to show me how to pinstripe. Without him I wouldn't be here. All the talented painters who have taken time out of their lives to answer my questions, like Flying Weasel, Tuki, JP Rodman, and Relic. Also, all my awesome clients. Without them, I wouldn't be the person, or artist, that I am today.
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But maybe people do need an economist's perspective to get a grasp on why petrol prices have got to today's levels - especially as some of the explanations that people are subscribing to are wildly off the mark.
A lot of people think, for example, that one of the big reasons for the surge in prices is that we've reached the finite limit of available oil. Other people argue that surging prices are due to the developed world's gas-guzzling profligacy; if people like me didn't drive 4-litre eco-disasters, we wouldn't be in this pickle.
Wrong on both counts. Let's take the "oil is running out" argument first. The US government agency called the Energy Information Administration (EIA) bills itself as an independent statistical agency within its Energy Department. (I've read its stuff over the years and I can't spot any political agendas being pushed, so it looks a credible description to me.) The EIA produces an International Energy Outlook it calls "an objective, policy-neutral reference case that can be used to analyze international energy markets". The latest full one is last year's.
Looking just at oil (strictly speaking, petroleum and other liquid fuels), on the EIA's central forecast there will be substantially increased production by 2030. To put it in perspective, the world's biggest oil producer is Saudi Arabia, with production of some 9 to10 million barrels of oil a day. By 2030, there will be the equivalent of roughly three new Saudi Arabias on stream, since consumption is forecast to rise by 27 million barrels a day between 2010 and 2030. And while it's true that some oil fields (like the North Sea) are indeed past their peak, in aggregate they're far outweighed by new finds and upgraded reserves in existing fields. As for running out, Saudi Arabia could keep pumping at the current rate for the next 75 years.
Now let's have a look at the demand side. Until recently you could make the case that any problems arising from profligate demand, and from pollution issues such as fuel-related global warming, could be laid fairly and squarely at the rich world's door. But that's changing fast.
Looking at the numbers, and accepting that you probably didn't want to know this in the first place, energy consumption can be measured in "British thermal units" or Btu. On that basis, if you take "the OECD" as shorthand for the rich world, and "non OECD" for the rest, in 2004 energy consumption in the rich world (240 quadrillion Btu a year) was modestly higher than that in the entire developing world (207 quadrillion). But by 2010 the developing world will have pulled level, and by 2030 the developing world's consumption will be 403 quadrillion Btu versus the rich world's 298 quadrillion.
The reason is straightforward. Demand is tied to relatively slow economic growth in the rich world, but rapid and relatively fuel-intensive growth elsewhere. Neither grouping can be said to be on the side of the conservation angels, although, if there's any finger-pointing to be done, you'd probably indicate China's massive expansion of coal-based energy as the most important issue. (It's already quite large, and will roughly have doubled by 2030.)
But, in short, single-villain stories don't explain what's going on. The reality is that you have a demand for oil (and energy in general) that's growing, mostly (but not exclusively) from the developing world. You've got supply relatively fixed in the short-term, but with room to expand over the longer haul, although a lot of the new resources will be more expensive to develop. These shifting patterns can be modelled to see where the oil price ends up, and the EIA has done that, too. It reckons that oil will be about US$113 a barrel in 2030, but with (as you'd expect with a heroic forecasting exercise like this) a high degree of uncertainty around its estimate.
It may feel like bad news that higher energy prices look like being permanent. But it's worth remembering two positive effects. First, it is those high prices that will tickle out the new resources (such as Canada's oil sands) that will keep the lights on. Secondly, high prices are key to conservation on the consumption side. You can devise all the fancy emission schemes you like, but, for sustained impacts on fuel use and energy efficiency, there's nothing like a $104 petrol bill for focussing the mind.
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Winger Danny Williams has agreed a permanent contract to become the nineteenth addition to Bradford Bulls' 2015 squad. (HOLD)
The 27-year-old has put pen-to-paper on a two-year contract with the relegated Bulls, confirming his departure from parent club Salford Red Devils.
Having initially arrived at the Provident Stadium on a short-term loan deal, Williams will be a Bradford player until at least the end of 2016.
"I was really excited about coming to Bradford to begin with, so am obviously delighted to be extending my stay," the former Leeds, Castleford and Hull FC man told the club's official website.
"This is a club with big ambitions for the future and I want to be a part of what is eventually achieved here.
"I love working with James Lowes and am excited about what the next couple of years could bring.
"I am happy with how I have performed since joining the Bulls but, most importantly, I am happy to be part of this team.
"With the way the squad is shaping up for next year, I think our supporters can be confident of us making an immediate return to Super League.
"I fully intend to keep fit and find my very best form in order to help ensure that happens."
Williams, who earlier in his career enjoyed a stint in rugby union with Newcastle Falcons, arrived as James Lowes' first addition in July.
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Congressional overseers are concerned that an eight-year, $1.5 billion plan to take a key border screening database off legacy mainframe computers is running behind schedule and wasting money.
The initiative, called Traveler Enforcement Compliance System Modernization (TECS Mod), has two components. Customs and Border Protection runs a $724 million program to move its border screening system to Department of Homeland Security data centers by 2016, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement is leading a parallel $818 million project to unify a case management system.
The CBP project is suffering from delays and management hiccups, while ICE has gone back to the drawing board to reconceive and rebid its piece of the project.
"Due to unmet requirements, ICE is starting over on redeveloping its requirements after spending some $60 million and failing to produce any deliverables," Rep. Jeff Duncan (R-S.C.), chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee's Oversight and Management Efficiency Subcommittee, said during a Feb. 6 hearing. "After about four years and $60 million, ICE has little to show for [the investment and] doesn't yet know the revised total cost or what the program will achieve."
TECS, which has been operational since 1987, has become increasingly expensive to maintain, with licensing and maintenance costs set to hit $40 million to $60 million by 2015. The system has more than 70,000 daily users and is responsible for processing screening information for about 900,000 visitors and 465,000 vehicles crossing the country's borders every day.
CBP CIO Charles Armstrong said part of the challenge in creating a new version of the system is keeping the current one operational and synchronized across the many government agencies that use TECS.
Dave Powner, director of IT management issues at the Government Accountability Office and author of a GAO report on the project, said high-level executive oversight would be essential to keeping the project on track. Executive steering committees at DHS that include the department-level CIO and the undersecretary for management are important "for holding contractors' feet to the fire," he added.
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If you think that's bad, check out, thereligionofpeace.com or faithfreedom.org lots of really eye opening stuff. Currently the Wahabist Saudis are running a madrasa in Virginia. Scary stuff. I don't see the point of leaving a horrible place then coming here and trying to re-create the misery that you left. Unless of course you came here with that goal in mind.
Wow ..... wow, unbelievable
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Never argue with an idiot - they'll bring you down to their level then beat you with experience.
It is just the beginning, folks.
It reminds me of a similar situation years ago, when I assisted another young journalist in videotaping interviews at a Ku Klux Klan rally. There are always elements in society who are unwilling to let their true beliefs face the light of day.
Hooray for the First Amendment, and for those with the courage to face the fire!
"We're paratroopers. We're supposed to be surrounded!" Dick Winters
There is a big difference between the Klan's reachable objectives and the reachable objectives of those promoting radical Islam. Radical Islam is far deadlier.
Sorry but these people come here and trample our laws and rights and were suppose to be understanding
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
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Just stunning...
"Who is to say that I am not an instrument of karma? Indeed, who is to say that I am not the very hand of God himself, dispatched by the Almighty to smite the Philistines and hypocrites, to lay low the dishonest and corrupt, and to bust the jawbone of some jackass that so desperately deserves it?"
This made me so mad I am shaking. Count me in as one who will fight this !!!!!!
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Amazing. .........and yet we continue to give them more and more... they will be the end of America if we do not take a stand for what we believe in and what this country was founded on.....
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Sadly, no one will take a stand until it effects their families personally (which is to late).
Disgusting. I believe we have just met Hitler's replacement in our own backyard.
Where were the real police? After the first hit, I'd be pressing charges for assault. Those bast@#$ need some lead.


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My daughter, Orli, is at a very lovely age. At 14 months, she's of an incredibly sunny disposition, most of the time. She burbles and babbles and, occasionally, says a word. She laughs and runs and plays. She's intensely interested in discovering and engaging the world around her.
In restaurants, she wants to walk from table to table, flashing a big, almost fake, grin, hoping for a response. Sometimes she gets what she's looking for — laughter. But not everyone wants to talk to a toddler. And when people brush her off, or my partner, Ian, and I pre-emptively lead her away, her mood shifts radically, a squall comes over her and she screams, sits, makes her body limp, wanting to keep engaging the diners. Part of the problem is that she's on the cusp of communication: Those squalls come if she knows exactly what she wants and we just can't understand her, or if she can't understand why we're so mean. She's so close to talking, and yet not at all there.
How much does she understand of what we do or why we do what we do? It's hard to say. She definitely gets tone and understands comfort, love, bath time, meals. She knows who we are; she knows her stuffed animals and toys.
But does she get anything out of concepts like religion or, more specifically, our Jewish observance? Not just yet.
The other day, I took her to a rainy-day indoor playground near my parents' house in northern New Jersey. It was the Monday morning before our Passover Seder, and the space was filled with other young couples in town for the holiday, chattering while their kids played.
One woman said to another mom, "Oh, I'm not going to bother with observing Pesach this year." She gestured toward her son, who looked about Orli's age: "I mean, he can't understand it anyway. I'll deal with it when he's older."
Ian and I discussed the comment on the way back to my parents' home. On the one hand, she was right. Does Orli understand kashrut? Absolutely not. And as we've been inclined to get her to eat something, anything, we've often nixed separating meat and milk. Even the Sabbath — which we host in our home almost every week — she mostly misses; she goes to bed before we say Kiddush; she gets her challah separated from its ceremonial meaning: as either French toast or a ripped-off chunk during her much earlier dinner. For Passover, about which I've always been rigorously kosher, we debated the merits of how Cheerios buy us peace, and decided in their favor, holiday notwithstanding.
"She doesn't get it anyway," we'd decided, not unlike the woman at the playground. "It's not worth losing her primary food source."
Passover — and the Seder — is a lot about kids. There's a fiery, fantastic element to it all; there's magic (plagues!) and intrigue and prizes (afikoman!), and questions to learn to ask. My warmest childhood memories are of Seders at my grandparents' house, cheeks burning with pride, singing "Ma Nishtana" from memory. The house would be turned upside down for the holiday; ancient boxes, filled with dishes and spices and a whole other kitchen, are schlepped from the basement and unpacked. And, just as the woman at the playground said, those memories begin at about 4 years old.
But is the observance only for kids old enough to understand its meaning? If we let it no longer be for us at all — if we let our observance go until the day we deem she "gets it" — won't we have lost something? Won't we have communicated to her, over the years just how unimportant we believe observance actually is?
More than that, and just as important, if we put it all on hold, won't we have given up an opportunity to feel as though we ourselves came out of Egypt? Won't we have lost our own connection to why we celebrate and observe?
So for whom is it? When I was talking about this question with my father during the first of our two Seders, he mentioned to me a passage that he'd read from the Jewish Theological Seminary's commentary on Tzav, the parsha that was read the week before Passover began. The Seder, he said, is one of the true ageless, genderless events; in fact, by all intents and purposes, it is the most "community oriented" of events in Jewish life.
In the commentary, which I found next to my father's tikkun on the bookshelf that night, Rabbi Abigail Treu, the director of gift planning for JTS, quotes from Baruch Bokser's "The Origins of the Seder" (JTS Press, 2002), itself quoting an anthropologist, which notes that "each person is required to join the ritual whatever his or her degree of learning, belief, social status, or ritual participation at other times." Treu explains, "In order for each of us to feel as if we personally were freed from Egypt… the emphasis is placed on the building of a community."
I like that analysis on many levels. For one, that Seder, unlike morning minyan, for example, isn't designated by gender — no matter what part of the Jewish spectrum you come from. The questions we ask, the tale that we tell, are not incumbent upon only a part of a group, but on all of the group; the heritage we carry, the legacy we believe in, is, necessarily, in order for its successful continuation, shouldered by all. Community isn't something we can turn on and off, jump in and out of, or put off until later.
If we wait until Orli is old enough to get it, we'll have missed the chance to create a foundation for her to believe in.
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The other day I was reading the recent issue of Bloomberg Businessweek, when I happened upon the following quiz: "Are You the 1 Percent?"
Thinking I would not be anywhere near the One Percent that own everything in this country including me, I took the test. I scored a nine, which surprisingly puts me in with the One Percent.
So excuse me while I roll a fifty dollar bill and smoke it, as I recline on my Barcalounger which is on the deck of my forty-five foot yacht that is docked on the Miami Marina.
Ah yes, my Salvatore Ferrgamo encased feet are resting of the back of one of those Occupy [insert city here] protesters as I watch the sun set behind one of my many condos that make up the Miami Skyline.
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Trudge's nap is disturbed by Mrs. Trudge yelling, "Have you cleaned out the liter box yet? Taken out the trash? And when are you going to start earning some real money? My mother was right. I should have married that guy with the chicken place. Pollo Tropical or something."
Oh well, I guy can dream and drown in a deluge of his own delusional thinking, right?
Back to being a 99%.
Spoiler Alert: the questions and answers are tongue in cheek.
People in the 99% wear Brooks Bros., have money in the market - they even make a million dollars a year. Still don't come close to the wealth of the 1%. Conversely, there are those in the 1% who don't flaunt their weath, are democrats and care about social causes.
Until most people realize they and all their friends and all their relatives are all in the 99% and they will never, ever be in the 1% (even if they combined all their assets) will this start to really have movement and cause change. Right now it's an ideological split where college students say they aren't in the 99%. Yeah and you got that medal in soccer because you showed up, sweetheart. Time to stop deluding yourself as to how special you are.
Nanatehay, get your money out of them ostriches! The real money is in reusable toilet paper. Listen to me!
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I have not seen him played since his release. What is going on, is he really that UP ? Or is he a champ that works its best in Sr but simply out classed in Dom ?
Draven has a few things in his kit which kinda screw him over in Dom. First is his short range. 550 range means he has to be in what is essentially gap-closer range to attack stuff. Pretty much every bruiser in the game, and *every* NEW bruiser has a gap-closer of some sort which they will gladly use on him if he gives them the chance. A lack of a reliable escape mechanism also means that once a bruiser gets in his face, they stay there. Yes, I'm aware he has a slow and a speed boost. Problem is a lot of bruisers have slows/stuns to counteract it. Also exhaust. He also has very low poke, and no burst damage. The axe catching-mechanic also tends to force him to choose between maximizing his DPS, and getting too close to the enemy team for comfort.
I'll make story. Once upon a time (like 2 months ago) Draven had an inferiority complex from his elder brother Darius. Not only was Darius considered among the top tier in Dominion, he also looks 20 year younger then Draven who was suppose to be the younger one. To boost Draven's own self esteem, he practiced his axe catching skill by a turret where Teemo laid half of a dozen mushrooms. Draven accidentally threw his axe too close near the turret, so he ran blindly to catch it, only to find him self bombarded by exploding mushroom. Thus he died under the turret and Katerina laughed at him. Poor Draven was so ashamed he got killed by Teemo he ran back to Noxus and was never seen in Dominion land ever again. The End.
He lacks the abilities that allow most of the other AD carries to contribute well (disengage, cc, good steroid, pushing power). Too bad, really, because I like his concept a lot. Also his W sucks because it doesn't change the speed of his Q, making it proc even less should you manage to keep it going.
I think halfhearted pretty much nailed it, but he's in the same situation as Varus: Interesting kit, but almost unplayable on Dominion due to his lack of escapes. Look at the top AD carries - Ezreal, Vayne, Corki... they all have an ability that lets them get the hell away from a bruiser out for their blood.
I would disagree with you on Varus, Phourc. ZaberZ and Onisnake are two high elo players who do well with Varus, because unlike Draven, Varus has exceptional range and pushing power as well as a steroid, and his ultimate can act as a pseudo escape or powerful CC.
Varus and Ashe are on the same level with one another. They can do very well if they have a front line to support them, but if their team lacks that ingredient, they do very poorly. Draven isn't played because he has short range in combination with no escape. His global ultimate is nice for defending, but Ezreal does it all better. Graves also has short range, but he also has a short dash/AS steroid and a huge front-end burst that punishes melee bruisers more than any other... and all that AoE... and a means to shut down an enemy ranged AD carry for a moment or two.
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Ummm, whenever my team needs an AD Ranged, I always pick Draven. I love Draven. Dude is a beast. A little flimsy in the early game but does nothing but destroy the further into the game you go. His big down fall is that his ult is fairly weak opposed to other ult's in the game, but still wreaks havoc if used correctly in team fights and can be a game saver when disrupting a tower capture. I also enjoy Varus and he's usually my 2nd goto whenever I'm bored with Draven. Only dislike I have with Varus is the fact no one knows how to fight whenever I use my ult! So now I just use it in the middle of team fights for some extra damage and hope it helps my team out ;D


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Untitled Theater Company #61 (UTC61) is excited to announce its upcoming world premiere of The Lathe of Heaven, an original, authorized stage adaptation of Ursula K. Le Guin's sci-fi classic about a man whose dreams change reality, adapted and directed by Edward Einhorn, with music by Henry Akona and video design by Kate Freer and David Tennant.
The play examines the human need for certainty and understanding in contrast with Taoist ideas of uncertainty and unknowing, and intersperses verses from the Tao Te Ching as operatic art songs for baritone, cello and piano. UTC61 has been once again granted a residency at 3LD Art + Technology Center. 3LD's unmatched video technology will be used to make real the ever-changing landscape that emanates from the dreamer.
In order to make the video portions of our show even more exciting, we would love to have top quality equipment, in the form of projectors, computers, and scrims. Much is provided by 3LD, but we plan to supplement their inventory in order to fully realize our vision. This campaign will finance that aspect of our project.
Ursula Le Guin, who has read an approved the text, stated "The ideas of the book come through undeformed and not oversimplified." This is the third of Untitled Theater Company's sci-fi adaptations, following acclaimed productions of Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle and Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (also at 3LD). Each has been faithful to the original ideas in the novels, while bringing them to physical life with music and video in a rich theatrical experience.
The show stars Robert Honeywell in the role of the dreamer, George Orr; Caroline Saaman in the role of an Arab-American lawyer, Heather Le Lache; John Gallop, as the singer; and Eric Oleson as the neurologist whose scientific inquiries and quest for utopia almost bring the world to ruin.
UTC61 is a Theater of Ideas: scientific, political, philosophical, and above all theatrical. UTC61 previous productions and events have included The Václav Havel Festival; the NEUROfest (plays about neurology); the Off–Broadway production of Fairy Tales of the Absurd; and The Velvet Oratorio, which premiered at the Walter Bruno Theater at Lincoln Center; The Pig, or Václav Havel's Hunt for a Pig, which was part of the Ohio Theater's Ice Factory at 3LD; and, most recently, Israeli playwright Motti Lerner's Pangs of the Messiah.
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