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I agree...and that is an awesome picture!
Look at the size difference...that is just crazy....
Neat exchange. I've been one of Brown's bigger critics, but he had a very good game. Hopefully he'll continue to stay focused and perform.
Great picture, the size differential between the two is almost comical. That's a really big dude. All you need to cover him is an NBA power forward with 4.3 speed.
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I think Calvin Johnson is the greatest receiver to ever play the game. He may not have Chris Carter's hands or run routes as well as Jerry Rice. But, his combination of skill, size, and speed is crazy great. Add in good hands and amazing body control and you have the modern prototype for a stud receiver.
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1. If.... (1968)
X | 111 min | Drama
In this allegorical story, a revolution led by pupil Mick Travis takes place at an old established private school in England.
Writers: David Sherwin, John Howlett | Director: Lindsay Anderson | Stars: Malcolm McDowell, David Wood, Richard Warwick, Christine Noonan
Votes: 14,928
2. The Great Muppet Caper (1981)
G | 95 min | Comedy, Crime, Family
Kermit, Gonzo and Fozzie are reporters who travel to Britain to interview a rich victim of jewel thieves and help her along with her secretary, Miss Piggy.
Writers: Tom Patchett, Jay Tarses, Jerry Juhl, Jack Rose | Director: Jim Henson | Stars: Jim Henson, Frank Oz, Dave Goelz, Jerry Nelson
Votes: 8,690
3. The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother (1975)
PG | 91 min | Comedy, Crime, Musical
The younger brother of the consulting detective tries to steal Sherlock's glory by solving an important case assisted by an eccentric Scotland Yard detective and a lovely but suspicious actress.
Writer: Gene Wilder | Director: Gene Wilder | Stars: Gene Wilder, Madeline Kahn, Marty Feldman, Dom DeLuise
Votes: 4,366
4. The Avengers (1961–1969)
60 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
A quirky spy show of the adventures of an eccentricly suave British agent and his predominately female partners.
Creator: Sydney Newman | Stars: Patrick Macnee, Diana Rigg, Honor Blackman, Linda Thorson
Votes: 3,460
5. Mind Your Language (1977–1986)
30 min | Comedy
Barry Evans plays a put-upon language teacher who tries to make a living by teaching English to immigrants. With pupils from India, France, China, and many other countries, his lessons do ... See full summary »
Creator: Vince Powell | Stars: Barry Evans, George Camiller, Jacki Harding, Zara Nutley
Votes: 2,674
6. The Persuaders! (1971–1972)
60 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy
English Lord Brett Sinclair and American Danny Wilde are both wealthy playboys, they are teamed together by Judge Fullton to investigate crimes which the police can't solve. These two men ... See full summary »
Stars: Tony Curtis, Roger Moore, Laurence Naismith, Juliet Harmer
Votes: 2,630
7. Passport to Pimlico (1949)
Approved | 84 min | Comedy
Residents of a part of London declare independence, when they discover an old treaty. This leads to the need for a 'Passport to Pimlico'.
Writer: T.E.B. Clarke | Director: Henry Cornelius | Stars: Stanley Holloway, Betty Warren, Barbara Murray, Paul Dupuis
Votes: 2,619
8. The Vault of Horror (1973)
R | 83 min | Horror
Five men trapped in the basement vault of an office building share visions with each other of their demise. Stories revolve around vampires, bodily dismemberment, east Indian mysticism, an ... See full summary »
Writers: Al Feldstein, William M. Gaines, Milton Subotsky | Director: Roy Ward Baker | Stars: Terry-Thomas, Tom Baker, Daniel Massey, Anna Massey
Votes: 2,512
9. The Saint (1962–1969)
48 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
The exploits of a charming, modern-day Robin Hood.
Stars: Roger Moore, Ivor Dean, Leslie Crawford, Justine Lord
Votes: 2,202
10. From Beyond the Grave (1974)
PG | 97 min | Fantasy, Horror
Anthology film from Amicus adapted from four short stories by R. Chetwynd-Hayes strung together about an antique dealer who owns a shop called Temptations Ltd. and the fate that befalls his... See full summary »
Writers: R. Chetwynd-Hayes, Raymond Christodoulou, Robin Clarke | Director: Kevin Connor | Stars: Peter Cushing, Ian Bannen, Ian Carmichael, Diana Dors
Votes: 1,960
11. Steptoe and Son (1962–1974)
45 min | Comedy
Classic 1960s British comedy series about a middle aged man and his elderly father who run an unsuccessful 'rag and bone' business (collecting and selling junk). Harold (the son) wants to ... See full summary »
Stars: Wilfrid Brambell, Harry H. Corbett, Frank Thornton, Tim Buckland
Votes: 1,293
12. Ring of Bright Water (1969)
G | 107 min | Comedy, Drama
Whoever said dog is man's best friend never met Mij! Mij is a cute, cuddly pet shop otter who captures the heart of Graham Merill (Bill Travers). It doesn't take Graham long to realize that... See full summary »
Writers: Jack Couffer, Bill Travers, Gavin Maxwell | Director: Jack Couffer | Stars: Bill Travers, Virginia McKenna, Peter Jeffrey, Jameson Clark
Votes: 1,049
13. On the Buses (1969–1973)
30 min | Comedy
The trials and tribulations of bus driver Stan and his conductor Jack unfold in this weekly comedy. The bain of their working life is Inspector Blake who'll do anything to make their lives ... See full summary »
Creators: Ronald Chesney, Ronald Wolfe | Stars: Anna Karen, Bob Grant, Stephen Lewis, Reg Varney
Votes: 1,045
14. The Goodies (1970–1982)
30 min | Comedy
Long running British situation comedy with the vaguest of situations. The Goodies are a three man agency whose brief is to do 'anything, anytime'. This gave the series carte blanche to do ... See full summary »
Creators: Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, Bill Oddie | Stars: Bill Oddie, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden, Corbet Woodall
Votes: 668
15. Straight on Till Morning (1972)
R | 96 min | Mystery, Thriller
A timid, withdrawn woman meets a man she believes is finally the love of her life, unaware that he is a vicious serial killer.
Writer: John Peacock | Director: Peter Collinson | Stars: Rita Tushingham, Shane Briant, James Bolam, Katya Wyeth
Votes: 598
16. Bless This House (1972)
87 min | Comedy
1970s English suburbia: middle-aged homeowner Sid Abbot just wants to get on with building his illegal whisky still, but is frustrated by his workshy son, and otherworldly daughter. Then ... See full summary »
Writer: Dave Freeman | Director: Gerald Thomas | Stars: Sidney James, Diana Coupland, Sally Geeson, Peter Butterworth
Votes: 507
17. Till Death Us Do Part (1965–1975)
40 min | Comedy
A working-class Cockney bigot with a biased and expirienced opinion of everything shares them bluntly and almost carelessly.
Creator: Johnny Speight | Stars: Warren Mitchell, Anthony Booth, Una Stubbs, Dandy Nichols
Votes: 306
18. Love Thy Neighbour (1972–1976)
30 min | Comedy
Creators: Vince Powell, Harry Driver | Stars: Jack Smethurst, Rudolph Walker, Nina Baden-Semper, Kate Williams
Votes: 305
19. Till Death Us Do Part (1969)
PG | 96 min | Comedy
The film version of '""Till Death Do Us Part" (1965)'. tells the story of Alf Garnett and his family living through the London Blitz.
Writer: Johnny Speight | Director: Norman Cohen | Stars: Warren Mitchell, Dandy Nichols, Anthony Booth, Una Stubbs
Votes: 279
20. The Best House in London (1969)
X | 97 min | Comedy
In Victorian London, the British Government attempts a solution to the problem of prostitution by establishing the world's most fabulous brothel.
Writer: Denis Norden | Director: Philip Saville | Stars: David Hemmings, Joanna Pettet, George Sanders, Dany Robin
Votes: 180
21. Department S (1969–1970)
60 min | Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi
An elite department within Interpol, Department S inherited those cases which the other member groups had failed to solve. The brains of the group was Jason King, a hedonistic maverick who ... See full summary »
Creators: Monty Berman, Dennis Spooner | Stars: Peter Wyngarde, Joel Fabiani, Rosemary Nicols, Dennis Alaba Peters
Votes: 175
22. A Severed Head (1970)
R | 98 min | Comedy
Antonia, the pampered wife of Martin Lynch-Gibbon, an upper class wine merchant, tells her husband that she is in love with their best friend, the psychiatrist Palmer Anderson. Palmer and ... See full summary »
Writers: Iris Murdoch, J.B. Priestley, Frederic Raphael | Director: Dick Clement | Stars: Lee Remick, Richard Attenborough, Ian Holm, Claire Bloom
Votes: 158
23. Z Cars (1962–1978)
50 min | Crime, Drama
A gritty drama which follows the work of the police force in the fictional northern English town of Newtown.
Stars: James Ellis, John Slater, Douglas Fielding, Bernard Holley
Votes: 153
24. Come Play with Me (1977)
94 min | Comedy, Musical
A health-resort where both the clients and the employees easily take their clothes off and have a little fun is the setting of this sex-comedy.
Writer: George Harrison Marks | Director: George Harrison Marks | Stars: Irene Handl, Alfie Bass, George Harrison Marks, Ronald Fraser
Votes: 153
25. Jason King (1971–1972)
60 min | Action, Adventure
This spin-off from the earlier "Department S" continued the adventures of hedonistic, womanizing dandy Jason King. After leaving Department S, Jason settled down to a full-time career of ... See full summary »
Creators: Monty Berman, Dennis Spooner | Stars: Peter Wyngarde, Anne Sharp, Ronald Lacey, Lee Patterson
Votes: 138
26. Love Thy Neighbour (1973)
85 min | Comedy
Two men who are nextdoor neighbors constantly battle it out over seemingly trivial offenses. Their wives, on the other hand, are best of friends. The two couples attempt to win a 'love-thy-neighbor' competition by lying...
Writers: Harry Driver, Vince Powell | Director: John Robins | Stars: Jack Smethurst, Rudolph Walker, Nina Baden-Semper, Kate Williams
Votes: 136
27. Chance in a Million (1984–1986)
Tom Chance's life is plagued by coincidences. Even his initial meeting with his beloved Alison happened by pure chance - when he went to a local pub to meet another girl (also called Alison... See full summary »
Stars: Simon Callow, Brenda Blethyn, Deddie Davies, Bill Pertwee
Votes: 133
28. Sykes (1972–1979)
30 min | Comedy
Eric Sykes and Hattie Jacques play twins. They live together and lead a slightly surreal life, annoying their snobby next-door neighbour Mr Brown and getting into frequent trouble with the ... See full summary »
Stars: Eric Sykes, Hattie Jacques, Deryck Guyler, Richard Wattis
Votes: 132
29. Crown Court (1972–1984)
30 min | Drama
Courtroom drama - each case takes three episodes. At the end of the third episode a jury of "ordinary people" comes to a verdict on the evidence presented.
Stars: Peter Wheeler, Joseph Berry, Richard Colson, David Ashford
Votes: 111
30. Dixon of Dock Green (1955–1976)
45 min | Crime, Drama
Creator: Ted Willis | Stars: Jack Warner, Peter Byrne, Geoffrey Adams, Arthur Rigby
Votes: 107
The Persuaders! (1971–1972)
52 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy
Brett discovers a mysterious group has reopened his family's closed-up country house for unknown reasons.
Writer: Terence Feely | Director: David Greene | Stars: Tony Curtis, Roger Moore, Rosemary Nicols, Cy Grant
Votes: 98
32. Doomwatch (1970–1972)
50 min | Sci-Fi, Drama
Doomwatch is the nickname for the Department of Measurement of Scientific Work. Under the leadership of Nobel Prize winning physicist, Dr. Spencer Quist, the Doomwatch team struggled, for ... See full summary »
Stars: John Paul, Joby Blanshard, Simon Oates, Vivien Sherrard
Votes: 81
33. Work Is a 4-Letter Word (1968)
93 min | Comedy, Fantasy
Writers: Jeremy Brooks, Henry Livings | Director: Peter Hall | Stars: David Warner, Cilla Black, Zia Mohyeddin, David Waller
Votes: 74
34. Simon Simon (1970)
32 min | Short
A comedy short with very little speaking. Graham Stark and John Junkin have a new elevated platform to work with but still manage to get into lots of trouble. Lots of celebrity appearances.
Writers: Dave Freeman, Graham Stark | Director: Graham Stark | Stars: Graham Stark, Julia Foster, Norman Rossington, John Junkin
Votes: 72
35. Follyfoot (1971–1973)
30 min | Family, Drama
Young Dora is sent to stay with her uncle on his farm in rural England while her parents travel overseas for a year. Seeing as she has a love for horses, her uncle suggests she visit ... See full summary »
Creator: Monica Dickens | Stars: Gillian Blake, Steve Hodson, Arthur English, Christian Rodska
Votes: 68
36. Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson (1980– )
25 min | Mystery
Shot in Polish-British co-production series of short stories based on themes of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - "father" of the world's most famous detective: Sherlock Holmes. Each episode is a ... See full summary »
Stars: Geoffrey Whitehead, Donald Pickering, Patrick Newell, Bernard Bresslaw
Votes: 63
37. Softly Softly (1966–1976)
50 min | Crime, Drama
Stars: Stratford Johns, Frank Windsor, Norman Bowler, John Barron
Votes: 57
38. Madigan (1972–1973)
90 min | Drama, Crime
Stars: Richard Widmark, George Cole, Fiona Lewis, Bernard Archard
Votes: 57
39. The Wednesday Play (1964–1970)
75 min | Drama
Series of one-off plays made by BBC television which gave breaks to a wide range of writers and directors in the late 60s, such as Dennis Potter, Ken Loach, David Mercer and John Hopkins. ... See full summary »
Creator: Sydney Newman | Stars: Edwin Brown, Neville Smith, Tony Selby, Ken Jones
Votes: 56
40. The Dick Emery Show (1963–1981)
50 min | Comedy
Stars: Dick Emery, Pat Coombs, June Whitfield, Gordon Clyde
Votes: 56
41. The Basil Brush Show (1970–1980)
Comedy, Family
Creator: Peter Firmin | Stars: Basil Brush, Bert Hayes, Billy Boyle, Roy North
Votes: 46
42. Love Story (1963–1974)
60 min | Drama
Stars: T.P. McKenna, Frances Cuka, Keith Barron, Patrick Macnee
Votes: 46
43. Special Branch (1969–1974)
60 min | Action, Crime
Stars: Derren Nesbitt, George Sewell, Morris Perry, Fulton Mackay
Votes: 44
44. Anyone for Sex? (1973)
Writer: Kevin Laffan | Director: Ralph Thomas | Stars: Hywel Bennett, Nanette Newman, Milo O'Shea, Angharad Rees
Votes: 44
45. Hide and Seek (1964)
90 min | Action, Thriller, Crime
A Cambridge astrophysicist on routine business in London finds it frustratingly difficult to return a wallet of money to an Eastern European friend, a task complicated by a puzzling if scatterbrained society girl.
Writers: Robert Foshko, Harold Greene, David Stone | Director: Cy Endfield | Stars: Ian Carmichael, Curd Jürgens, Janet Munro, George Pravda
Votes: 41
46. Up the Elephant and Round the Castle (1983–1985)
30 min | Comedy
James 'Jim' London becomes a man of property when a relative dies, leaving him the run-down Victorian abode of 17 Railway Terrace, in Elephant and Castle (south London). He's troubled by ... See full summary »
Stars: Jim Davidson, John Bardon, Brian Hall, Sue Nicholls
Votes: 40
47. ITV Play of the Week (1955–1974)
90 min | Comedy, Drama
Stars: Derek Francis, Alfred Burke, Laurence Hardy, Peter Wyngarde
Votes: 37
The Avengers (1961–1969)
Conspiracy of Silence
Action, Comedy, Crime
Steed survives an attempt by the Mafia to assassinate him for interfering with their drug traffic and tracks the would-be killers to a smaller provincial circus.
Writer: Roger Marshall | Director: Peter Hammond | Stars: Patrick Macnee, Honor Blackman, Robert Rietty, Sandra Dorne
Votes: 34
49. The Flaw (1955)
61 min | Crime, Thriller, Drama
A professional race car driver marries a wealthy woman for her money, and then plans to murder her.
Writer: Brandon Fleming | Director: Terence Fisher | Stars: John Bentley, Donald Houston, Rona Anderson, Tonia Bern
Votes: 30
50. The Tommy Cooper Hour (1973–1975)
Stars: Tommy Cooper, Allan Cuthbertson, Tommy Godfrey, The Tony Mansell Singers
Votes: 26


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Wolves and BattleshipsMany people see the wolf as a symbol of power; a symbol of strength that no human could ever hope to match. I for one cannot agree with this. See, I'm a huge military geek, and every military geek knows what humanity is capable of constructing when the drums of war are sounded. For me, true power lies in the battleship.Watching YouTube videos packed full of rare colored footage of battleships firing their main naval guns can strike fear and awe into you. What's even funnier is that you weren't even there when the battleship was giving the enemy Christmas gifts in the form of highly explosive shells. The ship's blood, the sailors, kept the ship running and breathing, and filled her gullet with the ammunition she needed to bring pain and suffering upon those who dared threaten her country of origin.As I watched this video, I noticed how the screen jerked about each time a round or two was fired off. Bright orange colored flames spewed from the barrels. The concussion emitted


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Accused Milwaukee serial killer faces seven homicide charges
New charges were filed yesterday against accused Milwaukee serial killer Walter Ellis. He's now charged with stabbing or strangling seven female prostitutes to death since 1986.
DNA evidence linked the Ellis, 49, to nine slayings.
But Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm said he doesn't have enough evidence to win convictions for the killings of Carron Kilpatrick in 1994 and teenage runaway Jessica Payne in '95. Both cases remain open.


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Beyond START
THE Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START I) is an important step forward for arms control. It will produce: 10 percent to 30 percent reductions in long-range nuclear arms and deeper cuts in some of the most threatening systems.
Exchange of substantial information on each side's nuclear forces.
Procedures to ensure verification of its provisions, including on-site inspections.
An impetus to end the superpower arms race.
Despite these achievements, START I will leave both sides with more weapons than they had in 1982 when the START negotiations began. Moreover, some key issues have been left unresolved, including the fate of sea-launched cruise missiles and mobile land-based missiles with multiple warheads.
Once ratification of START is completed - probably not before mid-1991 - the United States and the Soviet Union will face a choice among three fundamentally different options:
1. Use the START I framework to produce additional reductions in START II.
2. Move on to other kinds of arms-control treaties, dealing with specific weapons systems or issue areas.
3. Seek much deeper, unilateral reductions.
Under Option 1, the START II negotiations would begin where START I left off. For example, the overall limit of some 6,000 strategic nuclear warheads could be lowered by mutual consent to 3,000 for each side. The new negotiations could eliminate the many exceptions and bizarre counting rules in START I that enable each side to deploy thousands more than the advertised 6,000 nuclear weapons.
In addition, the two countries could conclude agreements on difficult issues skirted in START I. For example, a START II agreement could place firmer limits - or preferably an outright ban - on nuclear-armed sea-launched cruise missiles. This second round could also eliminate mobile land missiles with multiple warheads. The agreement could deal with qualitative limits avoided in START I, including prohibiting maneuverable reentry vehicles and missiles with a ``depressed'' or low flight trajectory that reduces flight time to targets. Such steps would greatly enhance nuclear stability by slowing the march of technology.
However, rather than work toward a comprehensive START II agreement, which is likely to take many years, the US and Soviets could negotiate series of separate, more limited agreements. Some of the elements discussed in Option 1 could be dealt with in separate agreements. Other potential treaties include:


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Combine first 7 ingredients in a bowl.
Thread shrimp, chiles, and tomatoes on skewers. Brush with 1/4 cup butter mixture, and cover. Prepare pilaf.
Grill skewers over medium-hot coals 3 minutes on each side or until shrimp are done. Brush with remaining butter mixture.
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Bisping: A travesty if I don't fight Silva
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New Bolton signing Jermaine Beckford has revealed Trotters boss Dougie Freedman was instrumental in his transfer to the Reebok.
Beckford, 29, completed his protracted transfer to Wanderers on Wednesday from Leicester.
"The manager is a big part of the reason I decided to sign here," he told Bolton's official website.
"I know him quite well as a person and he [Freedman] is a top guy.
"We obviously played up front together at Leeds. Playing with him for that short period of time I certainly believe he helped make me a better player; I learned a lot from him.
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The village had been quiet with that heavy silence that accompanies sleeping. Now, it was alight and dancing with colors that stood starkly against the green-yellow grass of the surrounding plains. Soldiers ran everywhere, carrying lit torches and dragging them against every flammable surface. A red glow spread, and it wasn't long before parents were awake and fighting both flames and invaders.
A well-dressed man watched with pleasure as chaos seized the tiny town, his Doberman Pinscher guard dog standing silent at his side. Children were cowering in thatch-roofed houses as their elders were cut down by merciless pawns. Screams issued from those that were not simply frozen in fright. Some were ended in their own beds as they slept to death in an inferno.
At the far end of the village entrance, a lone tree stood on a lone hill. Beneath the soil, a small burrow contained two worried creatures and their slumbering daughter. Softly pointed dog ears twisted, turned, flattened to their skulls, the wretched smokey smells pervading sensitive noses. Now they debated their situation, hurrying to prepare a plan to save what they could.
The mother rushed to her daughter's bedside. The voice she used wavered with emotion - only one would be able to escape without notice of the invaders.
"Nini, my darling, it is time to leave!" She shook her daughter's shoulders to jar the child awake. Nini opened her eyes to hectic panic. Her mother pulled her from her covers, pushing Nini's favorite rubber ball into her hands. Nini nearly dropped it; a tough little sphere colored blue, with a gold star emblazoned on it's surface. She rubbed at her eyes with one hand as she was ushered into a back room her ancestor's claws had dug into the earth many years ago. Nini didn't understand. This room had a hidden door for the only other tunnel out of the burrow. It led to the dark side of the hill that the current carnage did not see, and it would be how this one child would survive the massacre.
Nini was never offered an explanation. The last she saw her parents was as her mother babbling a tearful goodbye as she swung the door into place again and sealed it with packed soil. Her father was already at the burrow entrance with his saber, fending off a flood of attackers. He was not able to bid his daughter farewell.
Nini was shut into darkness, and she fought off tears of her own that she could not explain to herself. She clung to her treasured rubber ball and crawled slowly down the dirt tunnel, walls pressing into her side. Breathing came in quick pants and sobs. But the exit wasn't as far as it seemed. Night air flooded with the smell of smoke greeted her snout. She continued to crawl on her stomach to the towering tree on the hill.
Her tree. Her comfort.
She climbed as high as her arms and legs would carry her, higher than she had ever dared before. She clutched the rubber ball to her chest and twisted her head as far as she could to look over her shoulder.
And then she had the most spectacular view of her home's destruction.


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Botox is life changing. It has the power to improve your physical appearance and treat medical issues, which will, in turn, boost your mentality. Plus, a typical treatment is inexpensive, there is minimal risk involved, and the procedure and recovery time are short. After spending just a few minutes receiving Botox injections, you can make a positive transformation.
A doctor's office isn't the only place you can get Botox injections. Women and men around the world are attending Botox parties, where socializing occurs right alongside the noninvasive procedure. But when it comes to these events, there are both pros and cons.
Your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life. After months of preparation and anticipation, you're finally going to tie the knot.
Maybe you're worried about finding the right flowers, or how your parents and in-laws are going to get along. Or you're scared about the weather and fear that it will rain on your outdoor party. While some things can't be controlled, you can control how you look on your big day.
If you're anxious about your wedding photos and your appearance, don't fret. Before you walk down the aisle, here are a few cosmetic procedures you can have done and products you can use to make you feel your absolute best.
A great smile can brighten anyone's day. But what makes a smile so enchanting? It's a combination of genuine joy and a few additions to your makeup routine. With just a few enhancements to the products you use, you too can have a fantastic smile.
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Botox is a popular treatment for men and women. It's used to enhance patients' physical appearance by reducing wrinkles and lines on the face and body. It can treat a variety of conditions including migraines, severe sweating and muscle stiffness, as well. Unlike similar treatments, it's non-invasive and can be done on an outpatient basis.
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Botox is known, typically, for its anti-aging benefits. It helps prevent and stop the spread of wrinkles and eliminates creases that appear on your face over time. However, the popular and virtually pain free procedure also has many other medical benefits that can improve your life and wellbeing.
Botox is an extremely popular procedure, and its easy to understand why. Its cost effective, quick, and utterly painless. As more people become aware of the benefits of Botox, the number of patients pursuing the procedure has increased. In terms of cosmetic surgery trends, Botox was the most frequently performed minimally invasive procedure in 2012 in the United States.
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The count is in and Botox has emerged at the top ranked cosmetic surgery procedure of 2012, according to 2012 statistics recently published by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). Minimally-invasive cosmetic procedures such as Botox and Restylane showed across-the-board increases over the previous year. Surgical procedures declined in some traditionally popular areas, such as breast augmentation, posting their greatest gains in facial procedures such as face lifts and eyelid surgery. (Click here to see an ASPS infographic of report highlights.)
When holiday photos started popping up on your friends Facebook pages last year, did you cringe and wonder when you started to look so worn around the edges and be honest with yourself old? The signs of aging seem to creep upon us slowly. We grow used to the face that looks back at us when we stand in front of the mirror every morning to shave or put on our makeup. Starring at ourselves in the mirror in the middle of the morning rush, we dont have time to notice early signs of aging.
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The Minnesota Vikings and the Chicago Bears will both be trying to pick up a win on Sunday when they battle at Soldier Field. In their last action, Minnesota was a 34-24 loser on the road against the Lions. They failed to cover the 4-point spread as underdogs, while the combined score (58) was profitable news for OVER bettors. The Bears were a 24-21 winner in their most recent outing at home against the Bengals. They earned a push of the 3-point spread as favorites, while the total score (45) made winners of OVER bettors. Team records: Minnesota: 0-1 SU, 0-1 ATS Chicago: 1-0 SU, 0-0-1 ATS Minnesota most recently: When playing in September are 4-6 When playing on grass are 3-7 After being outgained are 6-4 When playing within the division are 4-6 Chicago most recently: When playing in September are 7-3 When playing on grass are 6-4 After being outgained are 6-4 When playing within the division are 6-4 A few trends to consider: Minnesota home to Cleveland, Sunday, September 22 Chicago at Pittsburgh, Sunday, September 22 |


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This delightful tea garden is tucked away at the back of a private dwelling in Elstow close to the Elstow Abbey Church. Never knew it existed but a full Sunday roast was had by all and we shall return!!!
Taken from Keysoe Road, Thurleigh, the control tower for the 306th Bomb Group of which my old man Cpl Leroy Lokey was a part on the ground crew. I had gone to photograph the Eighth Air Force memorial in Keysoe Road only to find that after over sixty years it had been moved to the 306th Bomb Group Museum in Thurleigh Aerodrome! The airfield was built in 1941 and on 7th September 1942 the 306th Group started to arrive with some of their B17s flying the following week. This Group were the first over Germany and from October 1942 the 306th mounted a long and arduous offensive suffering many losses. The Group completed their long war on the 19th April 1945 which was their 342nd mission, the second highest for any B17 Group. During its time at Thurleigh over 9600 sorties had been flown with the loss of 171 aircraft in action and over 22500 tons of bombs were dropped. In 1946 construction work began on the airfield to turn it into what became known as the R.A.E., the Royal Aeronautical Establishment, Bedford. This is where a lot of test flying took place in the fifties and this included aircraft I used to hear about as a boy, living nearby in Sharnbrook, such as the Fairey Delta, and indeed many of the test pilots lived in our village and we went to school with their kids. Susan McCreith I know has died, and there was Pauline Larson whose father was killed in the "Flying Bedstead" accident in the late fifties and Mick Thurstan who was at Bedford Modern School with me. Where are you now Mick & Pauline?
Went back to photograph this memorial again only to find that after sixty years or more it has been re-located to the 306 Bomb Group museum in Thurleigh Aerodrome! It has been re-dedicated and I shall soon be paying the museum a visit. Watch this space!
And Sally B comes in with the Needles on the Isle of Wight in the background. The Needles are three distinctive stacks of chalk which rise out of the sea on the western extremity of the Isle of Wight close to Alum Bay. The Needles Lighthouse can just be seen on the right hand side of the Needles. Built in 1859 it has been fully-automated since 1994. The formation takes its name from a fourth needle-shaped pillar called Lot's Wife that collapsed in a storm in 1764. The remaining rocks are not needle-like but the name has stuck. And not a lot of people know that!!!
As popular as ever, the show opener! Spot the missing aircraft as Red 3's wife went into labour that day and so the Reds ran "one short"!!!
Our last surviving flying Lancaster with landing gear down. The only other flyer, Canadian Heritage's FM213, over here for two months, should have been displaying but she went defective on the day! RFA Argus is part of the Royal Navy. Italian-built she was formerly the container ship MV Contender Bezant. The ship was requisitioned in 1982 for service in the Falklands War and purchased outright in 1984 for use as an Aviation Training Ship. In 1991 during the Gulf War she was fitted with an extensive and fully functional hospital to assume the additional role of Primary Casualty Receiving Ship and in 2009 the PRCS became its primary function.
Thanks Geoff......... now back in Madeira.......... sweatin' cobs !
Cheers from Dave.
...........and to the rear two more of my "on the list" aircraft, a Hawker Hunter and a Hawker Sea Hawk!!!
Called in at Guildford en route to Dunsfold Wings & Wheels festival just up the road. This castle is thought to have been built shortly after the 1066 invasion of England by William the Conqueror. After the battle William led his army to Canterbury sacking, (I love that description), towns along the Pilgrim's Way including Guildford. Later William or one of his barons built this castle. There is no record of it in the Domesday Book so construction probably started after 1086. The grounds look superb and I only wish I'd had more time to have a look around.
"Vera" as it is known is one of only two surviving flying Lancasters and this one is over here for two months performing at numerous displays with the Battle of Britain Memorial Flights PA474. This Lancaster wears KB726 in memory of Canadian Air Force VC winner Lt Andrew Mynarski whose Lancaster bore that serial and it was the one he was shot down in when he won his VC trying to save his rear gunner. He was badly burned trying to get his crewman out of the turret and was told to bale out and save himself. However he died of his injuries and ironically his rear gunner survived the crash, and the other five members of the crew having already bailed out, also survived. It is known as the "Mynarski Memorial Lancaster". This sight will never be seen in our skies again and it was a privilege to see this aircraft two weeks in a row having seen it at Shuttleworth the week before.


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Duhme Coin Silver Twist Handle Master Butter Knife
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Dating from the mid 19th century and marked "Duhme," a premier Cincinnati and Midwestern firm, this coin silver master butter knife measures 7 1/4" long and weighs just over 1.0 T. oz.
It has a twisted shank, with a broad, oval handle end. This is precisely engraved in a leaf and scroll period design and engraved "Craig" in script in the center area. The blade has a scalloped upper edge and is also engraved along the top margin. The backside is plain, save for the mark.
It is in excellent condition. There are no bends, breaks, or repairs. The engraving remains crisp and the finish is appealing. The blade is free of burrs, nicks, or bends, but shows surface scratches consistent with age.


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I hate these multi media devices such as mp3 players etc which don't allow you to replace the batteries, but make them in such a way that they have to be powered up by charging them. This is because they never tell you long long to leave the device on the charger.
I just got one of the Gizmos UK's 8GB 7" Ebook Reader Video Music player MP3 MP5. The user manual says that for the first there re-chargings to leave the device on the charger for another 3 or 4 hours, but doesn't tell me how long it will take for the initial charge. There is an battery indicator on the device's screen, but it must be switched on for you to see it. PLus the fact you would have to stare at the screen until it actually charged up.
Is there some kind of standard time period for these items to take untill they are fully charged?
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On my Sony E-book reader the redlight comes on while it is charging, when it is charged the light goes out. I plug it in and look at it in a few hours or overnight. Likewise my phone, when the red light goes out it's charged.
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For any device, the recommendation is usually overnight (12 hours) for the inital charge.
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Eric Boehlert is an American writer at Media Matters for America. Prior to this he was a senior writer for Salon for five years, and before that a contributing editor to Rolling Stone.[1] At Salon Boehlert won the 2002 American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers' Deems Taylor Award for music journalism, for a series of articles in 2001 on the radio industry. The series was also shortlisted for the Gerald Loeb Award for Distinguished Business and Financial Journalism.[2][3]
His latest book, Bloggers on the Bus (2009), covers the growing role of blogs in US politics. It plays on the title of Timothy Crouse's The Boys on the Bus (1973), which covered the reporters following Presidential candidates' campaigns for the United States presidential election, 1972.[4]


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Yesterday we showed you a picture of the new E-Class Estate - one of Merc's most important cars of the year.
The budget is signed off, the car is ready and they've just spanked millions on a new advert - twisty roads, helicopter cams, mega driving shots, the full cheesy works.
Then some idiot removed the fuel cap.
Go to 1:10 on this video and take a look for yourself:
Mind the cap
E-Class Estate is caught with its fuel cap flapping in the wind in Merc's new ad
Oops. So what happened to it?
Maybe they took it for a spin through Longleat before the shoot, and the cap is now in the hands of a thieving pack of lemurs.
Or maybe some rednecks nicked it, to make into a swanky catflap for their trailer park home.
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How do I graph
a) y=1/x
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State the domain and range of both.
This is too vague and probably not the best way to explain this problem to the OP. Vectors are not necessary.
That is a good tool, but I suspect the OP needs to learn how to do this without a graphing aid.
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by Peter Lambrou, Ph.D., Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla I overheard someone say recently that if they heard one more holiday song, they were going to scream. What is it about the holidays—a time that is traditionally festive and filled with joy—that can create so much stress and frustration? And ...
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It's that time of year again —sunscreen displays are front and center in pharmacies and department stores. There seems to be a formula for every skin type: infant, aging, fair, dark, sensitive and so on. If you're not sure what to look for, trying to choo
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The latest edition of the Labor Department's regulatory agenda offers a mixed bag of unaddressed workplace hazards and slipped deadlines, as well as a few new topics for possible regulatory action to protect workers.
For 17 years, Salvadora Roman deboned chickens on the processing line at Wayne Farms in Decatur, Alabama. Because of the repetitive movement and speed of the processing line, Roman developed a chronic and painful hand injury that affects her ability to do even the most basic household chores. About three years ago, she was fired from the plant for taking time off work to visit a doctor for the injury she sustained on the line.
Three hours after I wrote this "The US Department of Labor has a plan to eliminate coal mine dust lung disease (a.k.a. black lung.) It's been stuck in White House review for eight months, under the watch of a reg czar who promised timeliness of reviews," they announced they were issuing the new rules.
The Obama Administration continues to let proposals to improve worker safety waste away in internal review.
Will President Obama's new regulatory czar make good on his promise to conduct reviews of agency rules in a timely manner? The 90-day deadline will expire this week for the office's review of the Labor Department's final rule to protect coal miners from black lung disease.
Reporters were shut out during the shutdown of access to agency information. That situation didn't stop two of them from continuing to report on deaths of workers in the U.S. mining industry.
The Obama Administration, at the urging of chemical manufacturers, withdrew two EPA actions proposed under the Toxic Substance Control Act. The measures would have provided the public more information about the hazards associated with certain chemical substances.
The second annual report on US worker health and safety offers a review of activities and new policies at the federal scene, and a recap on the best reporting about it by the nation's journalists.
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Regional Report Triad December 2011Weve been growing throughout the whole downturn. Daryl Bible, chief financial officer of Winston-Salem-based BB&T Corp., after the bank agreed to acquire BankAtlantic in November. Bible was referring to BB&Ts deposits minus CD accounts, which have fallen off since the recession started in December 2007. But its expansion has come with a price: Its 2009 acquisition of failed Colonial Bank forced it to write off millions of the banks nonperforming assets a year later. |
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Regional Report Triangle October 2011DURHAM Metabolon, which tests medicines and other products for drug companies and universities, raised $13.1 million in venture capital. It plans to expand its business and add 20 employees to its 105-person workforce by the end of this year.
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Regional Report Triangle June 2011RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK Victoria Haynes plans to retire as CEO of Research Triangle Institute, a nonprofit research center that operates as RTI International. Haynes, 63, will step down once a successor is found. She has led the institute for 12 years. Its workforce has nearly doubled under her leadership to 2,800, which includes 2,200 at RTP. |
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OPGAL Optronics Industries is a leading global manufacturer of innovative thermal imaging safety systems and infrared cameras. OPGAL developed and manufactured the EyeCGas, a fugitive emission detection thermal imager, capable of gas leak detection from a distance of VOC`s and other gases. OPGAL offers the widest selection of infrared cooled and uncooled OEM cameras and ...
RemTec International
based in Bowling Green, OHIO (USA)
Established in 1986, A-Gas RemTec offers products and services that reduce ozone depletion and global warming. Our primary mission is to buy used refrigerants (CFCs, HCFCs, HFCs) and Clean fire protection agents (Halons and Alternative replacements) with the express intent of reclaiming them to industry standards. All CFCs, HCFCs, HFCs and Halons are banked and then ...
Red Dipper, LLC
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Red Dipper, LLC is an alternative energy company. We are "green", meaning something that is renewable, self sustaining, good for the whole earth, integrating the flexibility of multiple disciplines such as solar, wind, hydrogen, methane, etc. The goal of Red Dipper is to facilitate the wide spread adoption of alternative energy solutions to reduce global warming. Our ...
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Swiss Climate Ltd. is a firm of consulting and project development experts on the climate protection and sustainability sectors. The company headquarters are in Bern (Switzerland). We have a branch in Hamburg (Germany) to maintain our contacts with international ship owners. The significance of climate change for humanity, the environment and the economy is something that ...
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We promote independent and informed discussion on issues related to climate change, especially the implementation of innovation technology, through high quality publications aimed at political business leaders and opinion formers. Our flagship publication is CLIMATE CHANGE The New Economy (CCTNE). With its unique distribution, the objective is to reach the widest possible ...
PE International AG
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International Paper
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Pronunciation: /kənˈsɛptjʊəlɪz(ə)m/
Definition of conceptualism in English:
The theory that universals can be said to exist, but only as concepts in the mind.
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- Thus he was particularly devoted to figurative painting, championing it at a time when conceptualism and 'art theory' kept all painting on the defensive.
- One consequence of this conceptualism was the loss of a feeling for complexity in art - the richness of specification of traditional mimesis and the intriguing formal relationships of modernist art were often abandoned.
- What is probably the very first monograph ever devoted to Auriol deals with his conceptualism.
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- It is this conceptualist self-reflexivity which is so often the sign of a postmodernist origin.
- By Lyons's definition, Cognitive Grammar would count as unashamedly conceptualist.
- Lest the conceptualists feel overlooked, I should mention Les Leveque's 2 Spellbound, an eight-minute version of Hitchcock's feature film Spellbound.
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I've written and rewritten this post dozens of times over the last year or two, but it's finally time to share it.
It will come as no surprise to any supporters I have on here. But it is very new to many friends and family that are about to see it. *Crosses fingers.*


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Dell Dock
Full user review
"Great little dock"
Neat, handy, unobtrusive.
None I've found...
I would like to know if this'll work on a non-Dell PC. My computer at work is not a Dell and I'd love to use this. I've tried ObjectDock and I like the Dell Dock better! Can someone reply and let me know please? Should I just try it, or would thatbring about doom, destruction, despair,disaster, and a bunch of other D-words?


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Kentucky Scramble
Here's a wonderful combination of scrambled eggs, corn, onions, and peppers!
Serves: Serves: 6 (1 cup)
- 1/2 cup chopped green bell pepper
- 1/4 cup finely sliced green onion
- 1 1/2 cups frozen whole-kernel corn, thawed
- 1/4 cup (one 2-ounce jar) chopped pimiento, undrained
- 6 tablespoons Hormel Bacon Bits
- 9 eggs or equivalent in egg substitute
- 1/8 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon Tabasco sauce (optional)
- In a large skillet sprayed with butter-flavored cooking spray, saut� green pepper and onion for 5 minutes or until tender.
- Stir in corn, undrained pimiento, and bacon bits.
- In a medium bowl, combine eggs, black pepper, and Tabasco sauce, using a wire whisk.
- Add egg mixture to vegetable mixture. Mix gently to combine.
- Lower heat and cook until eggs are set but still creamy, stirring occasionally.
- Thaw corn by placing in a colander and rinsing under hot water for one minute.
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Fatty grease licked off of fingers,
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Sunday – 12/30/12 Landover, MD 8:20 PM This is it. The moment all of Redskins Nation has been waiting for. One of the NFL's biggest rivalries will be renewed on Sunday night with all of America watching — and this time with huge implications on the line. It is put up or shut up time for the Redskins. Unless you have been sleeping under a rock for the past couple weeks, you know that Sunday's game is for the NFC East title. Washington has a chance to do what every team would want to do, send their rival on an early fishing trip. If the Redskins win, Dallas goes home to watch the playoffs from their couches. There is a scenario where Washington can still get in the playoffs with a loss (Chicago and Minnesota would also have to lose week 17), but let's not even worry about that one at the moment. With tickets selling for over $500 easy, the atmosphere at FedEx field is going to be outstanding. I personally CAN'T WAIT for Sunday evening to roll around. I have been asking Is It Sunday Yet all week. I normally try not to be that annoying fan who posts HTTR statuses all over their Facebook, but I just don't think I can help it this week. So HAIL TO THE REDSKINS, Beat Dallas, RGIII, RGIII, RGIII, We Want Dallas, Hail Yeah….and everything else. Let's give America what they want and send the Cowboys on a long flight home. Hail! ………….is it Sunday yet? Related posts: The DMV has both your NFC and AFC Offensive Players of the Week Robert Griffin III Takes Part in Practice Warmups: Not Ruled Out Yet Redskins prepare for Eagles this week, but will they face Michael Vick or Nick Foles?
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LBCC: The Archaia Panel
Archaia's panel at the Long Beach Comic-Con was an eventful one, full of news about "Mouse Guard," "Fraggle Rock," the company's new partnership with Before the Door Pictures, their Kindle graphic novel, "Tumor," and more
A Walk Through "Gunnerkrigg Court"
CBR News speaks with Tom Siddell, creator of the popular fantasy/adventure webcomic, "Gunnerkrigg Court," which is releasing it's second hardcover collection this November, courtesy of Archaia.
McCann's & Lee's "The Return of the Dapper Men"
Jim McCann is penning his first OGN with artist Janet Lee at Archaia where they prepare readers for a forecast of cloudy with a chance of raining Dapper Men. CBR News spoke with McCann & Lee about their modern fairy tale.
Archaia's "Mouse Guard: Legends of the Guard"
"Mouse Guard" creator David Petersen hands off the reins of his critically acclaimed series to a few friends in a new four-issue anthology series from Archaia Studios Press.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "The Return of the Dapper Men"
Courtesy of Archaia, CBR presents an exclusive first look at the cover to Jim McCann and Janet Lee's new graphic novel, "The Return of the Dapper Men."
Archaia Gives Birth to "Hybrid Bastards!"
Writer Tom Pinchuk and artist Kate Glasheen recently spoke with CBR News about their new addition to classic Greek mythology. Plus, CBR presents an exclusive reprinting of the first issue in it's entirety!
"Days Missing" Heads to South America with Matz
Archaia's ongoing series deals with Hernan Cortez and the subjugation of an entire race as depicted by writer Matz in the French author's first work created specifically for an English-speaking audience.
PRESS RELEASE: David Petersen to Tour Southern California
PRESS RELEASE: Archaia Announces It's "Awakening" Northeast Halloween Signing Tour
Hine & Edginton Talk "Days Missing"
"Days Missing" writers David Hine and Ian Edginton talk to CBR News about the Archaia series that asks the question, if you could erase a day of human history, would you do it? The writers also answer that question themselves.
CBR TV: Zachary Quinto
The star of "Heroes" and "Star Trek," Zachary Quinto talks to CBR TV about his role as producer of the Archaia titles "Mr. Murder is Dead" and "Lucid," as well as how his Comic-Con experience has changed since "Star Trek."
"Starkweather: Immortal" Returns at Archaia
Writer David Rodriguez and artist Patrick McEvoy talk to CBR News about the series relaunch and the mythos of the Starkweather universe, where Templars and Witches fight an endless war with a young man caught in the middle.
Secrets of "The Devil's Handshake"
Ryan Schifrin, Larry Hama and Adam Archer discuss Archaia's newest title, "The Devil's Handshake," a 48-page one-shot the creators describe as a blend of Indiana Jones, James Bond, H.P. Lovecraft, and the Hardy Boys.
Archaia Unleashes "The God Machine"
Chandra Free and Archaia release "The God Machine" from its box in October with a 48-page preview issue to be followed by a graphic novel in 2010. CBR spoke with Free about the story that's been 10 years in the making.
Joshua Hale Fialkov on "Tumor"
Joshua Hale Fialkov and Noel Tuazon's "Tumor," the first original graphic novel to debut on the Kindle before print, has proven immensely popular, CBR News spoke with Fialkov about the project, published by Archaia.
CCI: David Petersen Spotlight
The creator of the award-winning kids fantasy series 'Mouse Guard' tells all and teases the next three volumes of his ongoing opus during a spotlight panel at Comic-Con.
PRESS RELEASE: Archaia Teams with Amazon to Produce OGNs for the Kindle
CCI: Archaia & Jim Henson
Representatives and creators from Archaia and the Jim Henson Company met with fans to discuss the comic book versions of "The Dark Crystal" and "Fraggle Rock" as well as "Mouse Guard," "Artesia" and more.
CCI: Archaia/Roddenberry Productions Panel
Archaia Comics and Roddenberry Productions team up to discuss their new project "Days Missing," along with a small discussion on Archaia Comics' titles "Titanium Rain" and "Starkweather Immortal."
CCI: Zachary Quinto on his Archaia Partnership
Archaia Studios has announced a partnership with Zachary Quinto to produce several new comic books developed by the "Heroes" and Star Trek" star's production company, Before the Door Pictures.
PRESS RELEASE: "Mouse Guard RPG" Earns Three ENnie Nominations
Mark Smylie on the Return of "Artesia"
At long last, Archaia co-founder Mark Smylie's fantasy epic resumes this week with "Artesia Besieged" #3. CBR News caught up with Smylie, who writes and illustrates the book, about developments in the miniseries.
Archaia Titles On Sale July 15, 2009
Courtesy of Archaia, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale this week including "Artesia: Besieged" #3, "The Killer" #9 and the double-sized relaunch issue of "Robotika."
PRESS RELEASE: Archaia And Roddenberry Productions Reveal "Days Missing" Creative Team
David Hine Joins Roddenberry's "Days Missing"
David Hine joins Phil Hester & Frazer Irving on "Days Missing" from Archaia & Roddenberry Productions. We spoke with Roddenberry's Trevor Roth and Archaia's Stephen Christy about the book.
PRESS RELEASE: Archaia Unveils New Quarterly $9.95 Hardcover Program
Inside Archaia & Henson's Partnership
The Jim Henson Company will produce comics based on its properties through a partnership with Archaia. CBR caught up with Henson's Joe LeFavi and Stephen Christy of Archaia to get more details on the deal.
WWPhilly: The Nerdy Bird Strikes Again!
The Nerdy Bird returns to WWPhilly to provide CBR with a fan's-eye-view of the show, including the Archaia Press panel, some Palmiotti and Conner fun and, of course, a Cosplayers Photo Parade.
Henson & Archaia form Publishing Partnership
The Jim Henson Company and Archaia Comics have announed a new partnership that will see publication of new comics and graphic novels based on titles like "Fraggle Rock," "The Dark Crystal," "Labyrinth," "Mirrormask" and more.
WWPhilly: Archaia Returns Panel
Coming back after a brief hiatus, the company formerly known as Archaia Studios Press shed some light on their upcoming projects, including a partnership with Roddenberry Studios.
Frazer Irving on "Days Missing"
Archaia & Roddenberry Productions' "Days Missing" is a about major events surgically excised from history. Each issue features a different creative team, with Phil Hester & Frazer Irving kicking things off. We spoke with Irving.
Archaia's Zombie "Awakening"
Archaia and creators Nick Tapalansky & Alex Eckman-Lawn bring back the Eagle-nominated zombie-noir series "Awakening" in two hardcover OGNs, and CBR has an exclusive preview of the entire first chapter.
Is Archaia Headed to "Fraggle Rock?"
Is the popular 1980s Jim Henson Productions series "Fraggle Rock" coming to comics? Based on a teaser that went out Thursday afternoon, it appears a new comic series will be published by Archaia later this year.
EXCLUSIVE: Roddenberry Presents "Days Missing"
Courtesy of Archaia, CBR brings you an exclusive first look at the cover of "Gene Roddenberry's Days Missing" #1, and the first news of the project's creative team: Phil Hester and Frazer Irving!
David Petersen Talks Mouse Guard
"Mouse Guard: Winter 1152" concludes this month with the long-awaited issue 6 from Archaia. CBR caught up with creator David Petersen to discuss the series, its Gaelic and Great Lakes influences, its unlikely heroes, its past and its future.
Archaia Studios Press: Back in Business
ASP returns to a full publishing schedule in June, following a year of restructuring. CBR News spoke with the Archaia staff for an update on when fans will see more "Mouse Guard," "The Killer" and more.
PRESS RELEASE: Archaia Names Stephen Christy As Director of Development
PRESS RELEASE: Archaia Press returns with new "Mouse Guard" and more
David Petersen Talks "Mouse Guard" Return
After a lengthy delay, "Mouse Guard: Winter 1152" will finally see release this week. CBR News sat down for a quick chat with creator David Petersen about not just the new issue, but also the official Mouse Guard ballad!
Archaia Studios Press To Be Acquired by Kunoichi, Inc., Not Devil's Due
Devil's Due confirmed for CBR News they are not purchasing "Mouse Guard" publisher Archaia Studios Press -- but someone else is, and ASP's creator contract is changing as well.
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Posted on 04 / 10 / 2014The first time I went to The Pepper Sisters, I was mostly underwhelmed. The in-house salsa was okay, dinner was anti-climactic, and I had absolutely no desire to ever try it again. However, on a whim I ended up trying it with my partner again a couple weeks ago. Having extremely low expectations and only getting something so that we basically didn't go hungry, we shared the bean burrito entree veganized, figuring it would at least be hard to make horrible. Boy were we pleasantly surprised! It was actually a really enjoyable night out, and we enjoyed the meal so much that we went back again for the same thing a week later.
Bellingham's restaurants tend to underwhelm me almost every time. I feel like the money would be better spent on a home-cooked meal. While I haven't had a "knock my socks off" restaurant experience here yet, the Pepper Sisters has given me the best experience I've had so far.
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Marcos's revolution from the top
To preserve image of martial law as a temporary "crisis mechanism," Ferdinand Marcos announced in January the end of military rule in the Philippines. But in eight years of one-man rule, Marcos has increasingly lost credibility. Like his empty 1973 offer to divide his personal fortune among the people, his promise to reinstate civil rights may well come to nothing.
Marcos calls his dictatorship a "revolution from the top," to save the country the trauma of a revolution from below. Yet political and economic disorder remain central to Philippine society. In 1980, there were kidnappings for ransom, student demonstrations, clashes with the New People's Army and Muslim liberation foces, and terrorist bombings: the same elements which Marcos said forced him to assume absolute control in 1972.
Students who saturate walls with posters calling for a return to democracy are not alone at rallies. Last September, 22,000 marched to support the united opposition's National Covenant for Freedom and Democracy. In Bacolod 12,000 marched for human rights. News of such demonstrations passes by word of mouth because the government has a monopoly over the news. Last year 39 bombings reminded the people of Marcos's complaint against his predecessor's administration: "We cannot even guarantee life and limb in our growing cities."
As proof that he is no dictator, Marcos poses as a revolutionary, identifying himself with the restless masses. Yet if, as he claims, he has removed the causes of rebellion by eliminating gaps within his New Society, why is the country still 90 percent impoverished? WHO reports that 60 percent of the people lack potable water. To dispute the claim that the caloric intake of Filipinos is second lowest in Asia, the government compared it with that of battered Bangladesh. The New Society cannot be that concerned with the masses when its banks charge farmers interest 150 percent higher than the initial rate from foreign nations extending the loans. A truly compassionate government would forgo monumental buildings and jet-set resorts until it had effectively met the problems of nourishment, housing, and employment.
Marcos tries to refute charges that his administration is totalitarian by claiming civilian supremacy over the military. But as recently as September of last year, 32 new military commissions and provost courts were established. There are 12 military commissions in Metro Manila alone, handling 2,005 criminal cases. Constabulary authorities have organized town mayors in Central Luzon into paramilitary units against the insurgents; and the youth are trained as cadres of counteractivists.


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justbetty commented on the blog post The Roundup for January 23rd, 2015
Small correction – Larry Hogan is Governor of Maryland, not Virgina. Good round-up as usual, Brandon.
justbetty commented on the blog post Still Having a Merry Christmas (Plus, Some Tunes)
Thanks for sharing your happy Christmas, Kevin, and for all you do.
justbetty commented on the blog post Over Easy: SCOTUS: Officer's Reasonable Mistake of Law Not a Fourth Amendment Violation
And how many times have citizens been told that ignorance of the law is no defense? Unbelievable.
justbetty commented on the blog post The Weekend Roundup for November 22-23rd, 2014
Hugh, well said, but as you indicated, the masses will never be told these basic truths and can't seem to figure them out on their own. Hard to be hopeful.
justbetty commented on the blog post Burying My Father Who Was One of My Biggest Fans
Heartfelt sympathy to you, Kevin. Your dad had to be a good person to have raised a son like you. This is very tough, I know. Losing your dad is like losing a rock you knew was there to support you. It's not easy, but he gave you a great foundation.
justbetty commented on the blog post Not looking too good for the 20th or earlier Centuries
Surprisingly, some of my gun-loving acquaintances seem to finally have found the limit to their belief in no restrictions on gun availability. This one has them shaken. Truly sad for the little girl. Such lack of common sense by all adults involved – including the parents. -
justbetty commented on the blog post Secretary Kerry Calls Conviction Of Journalists In Egypt 'Chilling' As Junta Set To Receive Billion Dollars From US
You have no business criticizing the Egyptian system of justice while handing over millions in military aid. It's just wrong!
justbetty commented on the diary post Yesterday: The ABQ March to End Police Brutality. Remember, They Are Doing This for All of Us by wendydavis.
I saw the DA being interviewed on national TV. She explained that no police officers have ever been prosecuted because her office has to accept whatever the police tell her as the truth- no matter what. Unbelievable!
justbetty commented on the blog post US Catholic Bishops Are Following the Path of Bob Jones University
I think the change you noted in the US Bishops' position on social issues stems from the appointment by John Paul II of the most conservative people he could find. We can only hope that Francis I lasts long enough to appoint some decent people and turn this around. Sadly, JP II had many years to do the damage, and Francis I is pretty old already. It is another sad state of affairs in the world today.
justbetty commented on the blog post The Weekend Roundup for June 14-15th, 2014
Can this information be spread far and wide?
A (sympathetic) New York Times profile of neocon Robert Kagan has this on Clinton II:
But Exhibit A for what Robert Kagan describes as his "mainstream" view of American force is his relationship with former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, who remains the vessel into which many interventionists are pouring their hopes. Mr. Kagan pointed out that he had recently attended a dinner of foreign-policy experts at which Mrs. Clinton was the guest of honor, and that he had served on her bipartisan group of foreign-policy heavy hitters at the State Department, where his wife worked as her spokeswoman.
"I feel comfortable with her on foreign policy," Mr. Kagan said, adding that the next step after Mr. Obama's more realist approach "could theoretically be whatever Hillary brings to the table" if elected president. "If she pursues a policy which we think she will pursue," he added, "it's something that might have been called neocon, but clearly her supporters are not going to call it that; they are going to call it something else."
I am so tired of the inevitability meme. There has to be a better choice.
justbetty commented on the diary post Meeting Logs: Obama Quietly Coddling Big Oil on "Bomb Trains" Regulations by Steve Horn.
"Ostensibly transformative?" Let me check my dictionary on that one.
justbetty commented on the blog post And Gitmo Becomes Even More Kafkaesque
I thought Guantanamo was designed for Al Quaeda types, not the Taliban who were fighting in their own country when we attacked them, making them prisoners of war and not terrorists. Maybe I'm confused – who wouldn't be?
justbetty commented on the diary post Saturday Art: Influential Authors: Kurt Vonnegut by dakine01.
Just finished re-reading my five Vonnegut novels. Amid the silly stuff, there is true genius. In Galapagos, he blames man's present troubles on the big brain. Makes sense when you think about some of the things mankind has done with that big brain to damage other men and the earth.
justbetty commented on the diary post Tom Engelhardt: The Big Brotherness of It All by Tom Engelhardt.
Just to reinforce Tom's point, I saw a news story that researchers are developing a computer program to read your emotions. Nothing to do but shut down!
justbetty commented on the diary post Please Help FDL Stay Online by Jane Hamsher.
Donation coming by snail mail. Thanks for all you do.
justbetty commented on the diary post Tomgram: Engelhardt, Is Climate Change a Crime Against Humanity? by Tom Engelhardt.
I'm re-reading Kurt Vonnegut. He knew humans were doomed (by their own actions) decades ago. And so it goes.
justbetty commented on the blog post Suck it, John Yoo!!!
Even Bernie Sanders? How depressing.
justbetty commented on the blog post Democrats Try to Cope With Piketty
Mrs. Clinton is an oligarch. And Democratic voters are supposed to consider her the inevitable candidate? Heaven help us.
justbetty commented on the diary post Pull Up a Chair by Elliott.
I think the best thing you can do in this situation is let your friend know you are there for her no matter what. Ask her what might help at this moment.
justbetty commented on the blog post A Civics Lesson from America's Airports, and the TSA
Thanks, Peter, for expressing the frustration we all feel when flying in and out of the US these days. Janet promised well over a year ago to do away with the shoe thing. What happened?
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Makelele won't rule Vieira out
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Veteran midfielder Claude Makelele remains confident France captain Patrick Vieira will be able to play some part in Euro 2008 despite struggling with a thigh injury.
The Internazionale star has to decide by Sunday whether he is fit enough to feature in the tournament after being ruled out of Monday's opening Group C game against Romania.
Vieira took part in his first training session of the week on Thursday and Makelele said: "He trained yesterday because he's feeling better and better.
"Now he has to minimise the risks he takes and make a decision. He has three days in which to do so.
"If he can't play it wouldn't change anything, it's on the pitch where there would be a difference. But nothing is done. Patrick hasn't gone just yet."
Mathieu Flamini is on standby if Vieira is ruled out.
Meanwhile, Thierry Henry and Franck Ribery were forced to pull out of training on Thursday. Henry limped off to undergo treatment on a sciatic nerve problem, while Ribery has an ankle injury.
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PUBLISHED: 13 Apr 2013 00:31:19 | UPDATED: 13 Apr 2013 09:49:29PUBLISHED: 13 Apr 2013 PRINT EDITION: 13 Apr 2013Julia Gillard has promised tens of millions to fix crime hot spots in western Sydney, but she has been accused of pinching Coalition's policies.
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