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FAN EXPO: DC All Access on "Batman," "Detective" and Finch on "JLA"
DC All Access Sunday at Fan Expo Canada covered various topics including "Justice League of America," "Death of the Family," and the possible return of several Batman characters.
DC Comics Spoils Joker Reveal, Irks Greg Capullo
On Monday, DC Comics spoiled Greg Capullo's design of the Joker ahead of the character's return in "Batman" #13, annoying the artist who nonetheless assures fans, "You ain't seen nothing yet...terror is heading your way."
Comics A.M. - First Second's Success; More on Moore-Kirkman Suits
Mark Siegel talks First Second's success! Tony Moore's attorney explains federal-court filing in "Walking Dead" dispute! Greg Capullo on his lifelong love of Batman! Jeff Smith talks "Bone" and "RASL"! Plus more!
CBR TV @ CCI: Snyder Explores The Joker, "American Vampire" and Rotworld
Scott Snyder discusses his plans for the Joker in the upcoming "Batman" story arc, why he's spending time in the 50s in "American Vampire" and what's in store for the Riddler and the rest of Batman's rogues gallery.
REVIEW: "Batman" #11
Doug Zawisza gives "Batman" #11 by Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, Greg Capullo and Rafael Albuquerque 4.5 stars saying Capullo's characters "truly seem capable of the tremendous physical feats they accomplish."
CCI: Greg Capullo's Con-Exclusive Poster For AMC's "The Walking Dead"
AMC has unveiled this year's Comic-Con International poster for "The Walking Dead," created by "Spawn" and "Batman" artist Greg Capullo.
Snyder Gets Under Joker's Skin In "Batman: Death Of The Family"
CBR speaks with writer Scott Snyder about his and artist Greg Capullo's recently announced Joker storyline in "Batman" and the status of Joker's skinned face.
The Joker Returns in Snyder & Capullo's "Batman" #13
DC has announced the Clown Prince of Crime comes back to Gotham City in October's "Batman" #13 by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo and Jonathan Glapion.
Comic Book Easter Eggs: Watchmen Homages
CSBG's latest spotlight on comic book Easter eggs is an all-Watchmen edition! Rorschach in "Astonishing X-Men" (along with TV's Captain America?!), Rorschach in "Marvel Boy" and a few Watchmen references by Greg Capullo!
REVIEW: "Batman" #10
Doug Zawisza gives the game-changing "Batman" #10 4.5 stars, saying series writer Scott Snyder "has done a masterful job adding depth to Gotham and to Batman."
THE BAT SIGNAL: Snyder On "Batman" #10's Big Reveal
The villain behind the scenes of "Night of the Owls" is revealed in "Batman" #10, and Scott Snyder explains how he and Greg Capullo created the threat from the ground up and why the move changes the Dark Knight forever.
Snyder, Capullo Introduce Mythos-Changing Revelation in "Batman" #10
As "Night of the Owls" circles back to the core Bat-book, Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo permanently change Bruce Wayne's world. Spoiler Warning! This article contains major spoilers about the events of "Batman" #10.
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"Batman" and "Justice League" are two of the most popular New 52 titles from DC Comics. This week, Augie looks at their first collections before weighing in on the latest "Before Watchmen" promotion.
Capullo Covers Snyder & Albuquerque's "American Vampire"
Scott Snyder's "Batman" partner Greg Capullo provides the variant cover for the first issue of Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque's "American Vampire" summer epic, "The Blacklist."
REVIEW: "Batman" #9
Greg McElhatton gives "Batman" #9 4/5 stars calling Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's latest issue a "strong addition" to the current "Night of the Owls" crossover storyline.
REVIEW: "Batman" #8
Doug Zawisza gives "Batman" #8 4.5 stars saying the start of the "Night of the Owls" crossover by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo "delivers a good set-up and sincere motivation for extending the story beyond the pages of one title."
CBR's Reader's Choice: Best New Series of 2011
The votes have been cast and the results are in with Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's "Batman" being named Best New Series of 2011 by CBR's readers!
ECCC12: DC Comics' New 52 Panel
"Batgirl" writer Gail Simone, "Batman" artist Greg Capullo, and the "Flash" team of Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato spoke with fans at Emerald City Comicon about DC's New 52, the line-wide relaunch now entering its eighth month.
REVIEW: "Batman" #7
Greg McElhatton gives "Batman" #7 4.5 stars, calling the issue by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo "a great conclusion to the first portion of the Owl storyline, serving as a launching point for what's still to come."
CBR TV @ WC12: Snyder on "American Vampire," "Batman" & Elvis
Scott Snyder visited CBR TV's WonderCon Tiki Lounge to discuss the future of "American Vampire," his and Greg Capullo's "Batman" collaboration and the influence of Elvis on his life and career.
REVIEW: "Batman" #6
Doug Zawisza gives Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's "Batman" #6 4.5 stars, calling Batman's investigation leading to the "Night of the Owls" "well worth the price of admission."
THE OWL SIGNAL: Higgins' "Nightwing" Faces "Night of the Owls"
"Nightwing" writer Kyle Higgins swoops by THE OWL SIGNAL to discuss his chapter of May's "Night of the Owls" crossover and the central role Dick Grayson plays in the event.
THE OWL SIGNAL: Snyder, Capullo & Marts On "Batman's" New Event
In the first part of a week-long exploration of the first crossover event of the New 52, the "Batman" creative team of Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo and editor Mike Marts reveals the secret origins of "Night of the Owls."
5-STAR REVIEW: "Batman" #5
Ryan K. Lindsay gives "Batman" #5 5 stars, saying Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's tale is "a bold experiment in telling a story in a way no other medium could manage...[this is] why we read comics."
Scott Snyder Courts Fear with Owls in "Batman"
Scott Snyder discusses what's ahead in "Batman," both in the main feature and the recently announced back-ups, from the history of the Court of Owls to the role of all the Robins in Batman's current mystery and more.
THE BAT SIGNAL: Scott Snyder Explores "Batman's" History
From Owlman's early days to the secrets of Bruce Wayne's parents, the long history of the "Batman" title holds sway as writer Scott Snyder makes his way through a year-long arc focusing on the Court of Owls.
REVIEW: "Batman" #4
CBR reviewer Doug Zawisza gives "Batman" #4 4 stars, calling Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's collaboration on the title "a run that should prove to be a memorable one."
PRESS RELEASE: Orlando Megacon Announces Additional Guests & Events
REVIEW: "Batman" #3
CBR reviewers Chad Nevett and Greg McElhatton both review Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's "Batman" #3, coming away with different reactions to the third chapter in the Parliament of Owls mystery.
CBR TV: McFarlane on "Spawn," DC Comics & More
Todd McFarlane returns to CBR TV to revisit his summer prediction regarding the DC Comics September relaunch, show off the new Walking Dead action figures, discuss his own publishing plans for "Spawn" and more.
5-STAR REVIEW: "Batman" #2 by Snyder & Capullo
CBR Reviewer Ryan K. Lindsay gives this week's issue of "Batman" an outstanding five stars, calling it "one of the few comics in the DC relaunch where the second issue is better than the debut."
CBR TV @ NYCC: Scott Snyder on "Batman," "Severed" and Bat-Continuity
Scott Snyder spoke with CBR TV about working on "Batman" with Greg Capullo, merging new DC comics continuity with Batman having had four Robins, his Image horror title "Severed" and more.
THE BAT SIGNAL: Snyder Brings Fear to Life in "Batman"
Writer Scott Snyder spoke with THE BAT SIGNAL about the villains and twists as well as the role of Gotham at the center of his first "Batman" story arc with artist Greg Capullo.
5-STAR REVIEW: Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's "Batman" #1
CBR's Doug Zawisza gives Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's "Batman" #1 5 stars, saying it "delivers some great moments... giving us a slice of what's to come."
DC Comics' New 52 Art Explodes on Twitter
With the debut of a new Twitter hash tag, interior art from a number of DC Comics' September relaunches including looks at Eddy Barrows' art on "Nightwing," Greg Capullo on "Batman" and more.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Haunt" #17
Courtesy of Image Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Haunt" #17. The issue, from the team of Robert Kirkman and Greg Capullo, hits stores Wednesday, August 24.
BCC - DC Comics' New 52 Panel
A panel of seasoned pros involved in DC Comics' New 52 initiative spoke with fans in Baltimore about what to expect - and not to expect - from the fast-approaching relaunches, from Batman to Jonah Hex and more.
DC Comics Unveils Capullo's "Green Lantern" #1 Variant
DC Comics has unveiled "Batman" artist Greg Capullo's variant cover for the September-shipping "Green Lantern" #1, written by Geoff Johns with art by Doug Mahnke and a standard cover by Ivan Reis.
THE BAT SIGNAL: Capullo Tackles "Batman"
THE BAT SIGNAL spoke with "Batman" artist Greg Capullo about tackling DC Comics' Dark Knight, working with Scott Snyder and redesigning the Joker while sharing an exclusive look at art from issue 2!
EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK: "Batman" #2, "Penguin: Pain and Prejudice"
DC Comics has provided CBR with an exclusive first look at "Penguin: Pain and Prejudice" by Gregg Hurwitz and Szymon Kudranski and Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's "Batman" #2.
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Say it ain't so, Joe: Ravens upset Patriots to make Super Bowl
Monday, January 21, 2013
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Joe Flacco outdueled Tom Brady, throwing three touchdown passes in the second half and leading the Baltimore Ravens to their first Super Bowl in 12 years with a 28-13 victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday for the AFC championship.
The Ravens (13-6) gained just 130 yards in the first half before Flacco guided them on scoring drives of 87 and 63 yards.
The scoring pass to Bolden ended a drive on which Flacco completed five of six passes, the longest a 23-yarder to Torrey Smith.
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Leonard Nimoy (1931–2015)
Sunday, March 1, 2015
I was never a huge Star Trek fan, exactly. I love some of the early episodes, and I think Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is one of the greatest
science fiction movies of all time. I enjoyed Star Trek III and IV, too, for what they were. I read a bunch of the DC Comics Star Trek stuff at that time, because my brother bought them. And I watched a bit of the Next Generation and then fell off the wagon. Kirk and Spock were my Star Trek, and the Star Trek 2–4 "era" was its peak for me, warts and all, because that's the "era" that really hooked me. And really, for me, it was all about Wrath of Khan.
In addition to playing Mr. Spock, of course, Leonard Nimoy did a lot of other things. He was on Mission: Impossible. He directed a few movies (Three Men and a Baby!). He was a photographer. He was the voice of Civilization IV. But one thing I really loved of his was Standby: Lights, Camera, Action, on Nickelodeon from 1982–1987, which provided a behind the scenes look at movies like Star Trek III, Return of the Jedi, 2010, and more. Nimoy hosted and occasionally interviewed guests like George Lucas. As a budding film nerd in the pre-Internet Dark Ages, behind the scenes specials like Standby: Lights, Camera, Action were hard to come by. I ate that show up.
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SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — South Berwick Pharmacy, the local mom-and-pop pharmacy and drugstore in South Berwick for 36 years, has new ownership, and a new name to reflect expanded pharmaceutical offerings. New owner and head pharmacist Matthew Kenney, 35, a lifelong South Berwick resident, has added pharmaceutical compounding for both humans and animals to the pharmacy's offerings, and has renamed the business "South Berwick Pharmacy Seacoast Compounding Inc." This makes it the only independently owned compounding pharmacy in southernmost Maine.
Kenney stresses the importance of the three-way relationship between patient, doctor, and pharmacist for successful compounding. This team approach, he says, is best realized when a compounding pharmacist that is local and convenient to the patient can provide the customized medicine that the doctor has ordered.
South Berwick Pharmacy Seacoast Compounding provides delivery of its medications and business hours as follows: Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed on Sundays). In addition to filling traditional manufactured prescriptions, the pharmacy's store sells over-the-counter drugs, specialty wellness products, and novelty items, including gifts and greeting cards.
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Marvel Teases the Future of "Uncanny X-Men"
Marvel has released a Greg Land-illustrated teaser hinting at events in the future of "Uncanny X-Men," from a intimate moment for Emma Frost and Namor to Hope confronting the Phoenix Force and more.
REVIEW: "Uncanny X-Men" #1
Chad Nevett gives Kieron Gillen and Carlos Pacheco's "Uncanny X-Men" #1 4 stars, saying the book's new direction results in "an entertaining, action-packed, smart comic." The series debuts November 2.
A Eulogy for "Uncanny X-Men"
In the wake of the final issue of "Uncanny X-Men" and the end of an era, CBR's Brett White looks back at Marvel's landmark series and his own personal history with the title.
Loki Faces Off Against the Son of Satan
Thor's recently reborn and rejuvenated half-brother Loki will next face off with the Son of Satan in January according to Marvel's latest teaser.
REVIEW: "Uncanny X-Men" #544
James Hunt gives "Uncanny X-Men" #544 4 stars, saying that despite a relaunch being on the way, the long-running series' final issue by Kieron Gillen and Greg Land provides fans "the sense of an era ending."
NYCC: X-Men: Regenesis
The minds behind the aftermath of "X-Men: Schism" draw the lines between Cyclops and Wolverine and lay out the roadmap for the future of the X-Men family.
NYCC: Marvel: Avengers: Shattered Heroes
A lineup of Marvel's Mightiest creators from Matt Fraction to Kieron Gillen to Chris Gage lead the latest round of news including an X-Man coming to the Avengers, Rick Remender on "Secret Avengers" and a return for the Runaways.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: "Uncanny X-Men" #544
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Uncanny X-Men" #544. The final issue of the long-running title, by Kieron Gillen and Greg Land, hits stores October 19.
REVIEW: "X-Men: Regenesis" #1
James Hunt gives "X-Men: Regenesis" 4 stars, saying of the Kieron Gillen written story "For a book that could've been all about the destination, it manages to make the journey substantially entertaining as well."
X-POSITION: Kieron Gillen on "Uncanny X-Men," "Regenesis" & More
The writer behind the ending (and beginning!) "Uncanny X-Men," Kieron Gillen answers all your questions about the upcoming X-team split, the timeline of recent Marvel events, the future of Hope and more.
PREVIEW: "Uncanny X-Men" #1
Marvel has released a preview for "Uncanny X-Men" #1, the first issue of the November-relaunching series from the creative team of writer Kieron Gillen and artist Carlos Pacheco.
Marvel Releases Covers for "Uncanny X-Men" #1, 2
Marvel has released Carlos Pacheco's full cover for "Uncanny X-Men" #1, with Cyclops' full team revealed, along with the relaunched-series second issue featuring the returning Mister Sinister.
ADVANCE PREVIEW: "Uncanny X-Men" #544
Marvel has released and early look at "Uncanny X-Men" #544, the series final issue as written by Kieron Gillen with art and cover by Greg Land. The landmark chapter in X-Men history hits stores October 19.
EXCLUSIVE TEASER: "X-Men: Regenesis"
Marvel has provided CBR News with an exclusive preview of Kieron Gillen and Billy Tan's "X-Men: Regenesis" one-shot, offering an early look at Storm's decision to stand with Cyclops over Wolverine.
Marvel Unveils Cyclops' Full Roster
Marvel has finally un-silhouetted all of the teased mutants siding with Cyclops in the post-Schism X-Universe, revealing a team that includes at least one more surprise alliance.
Familiar Faces, Surprises in New Team Wolverine Reveals
Familiar faces and a few surprises are among Marvel's latest revelations of who will be aligning with Wolverine in the post-Schism X-Men universe.
PRESS RELEASE: Post-"X-Men: Schism," Which Side Will You Choose?
Axel-In-Charge - 8/26/2011
With the battlelines after "Schism" drawn, Marvel Comics E-i-C Axel Alonso is back to discuss how big the X-line can get, the role of an editor in events and solo titles and tease the future of Gambit, Ghost Rider and more.
REVIEW: "Uncanny X-Men" #542
Greg McElhatton gives "Uncanny X-Men" #542 4 stars calling Kieron Gillen and Greg Land's "Fear Itself" tie-in "vastly entertaining...it's a pleasant surprise how much fun this is."
Marvel Teases New "Uncanny X-Men" Cast
Marvel has released what appears to be the first in a series of teasers unveiling the cast of Kieron Gillen and Carlos Pacheco's new "Uncanny X-Men" title, starting with Emma Frost.
REVIEW: "Generation Hope" #9
Kelly Thompson gives "Generation Hope" #9 by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie 4.5 stars saying "every issue has offered a new surprise in ways that comics rarely do these days."
X-POSITION: Kieron Gillen on "Schism," the Scarlet Witch & More
Uncanny X-Men" writer Kieron Gillen swings by to answer your emails and share a little "Hope" in light of "Children's Crusade" and "Schism." Plus, exclusive art!
EXCL. PREVIEW: "Uncanny X-Men" #540
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Uncanny X-Men" #540 by Kieron Gillen and Greg Land. "Fear Itself" rocks the west coast July 6, 2011.
PRESS RELEASE: Marvel Announces Creator Lineup for 2011 New York Comic Con
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEWS: "FF" #5, "Uncanny X-Men" #539
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR presents exclusive first looks at "FF" #5 written by Jonathan Hickman and "Uncanny X-Men" #539, written by Kieron Gilen. Both titles hit stores next week.
Gillen & Aaron "Schism"-atize "Uncanny" and "Wolverine and the X-Men"
This Summer, "Schism" will pull the X-Men apart resulting two very different X-Men books. We spoke with the writers Jason Aaron and Kieron Gillen about the titles.
TALK TO THE HAT: Bringing the New From Spidey to X-Men
Tom Brevoort is back on CBR to discuss the art of the pitch and how Marvel makes a choice on new series from "Avenging Spider-Man" to the exclusive word of Andy Diggle's new "Six Guns."
Marvel Readies the X-Men for a "Regenesis"
Marvel Comics has announced plans to relaunch "Uncanny X-Men" with a new first issue in November after debuting the Jason Aaron-scripted "Wolverine & the X-Men" in October.
"Uncanny X-Men" Ends In October
As part and parcel of the incoming "Schism" crossover, Marvel Comics will effectively end the last series whose number has been continuous from the Silver Age to now with "Uncanny X-Men" #544 in October.
Gillen Maps Out His "Journey Into Mystery"
In "Journey Into Mystery," the Asgardian god Loki has set out on a spy mission against the Serpent, the all-powerful antagonist of "Fear Itself." We spoke with writer Kieron Gillen about his plans for the series.
TEASER: Will An X-Man Become A Worldbreaker in "Fear Itself?"
Marvel has released a teaser for "Uncanny X-Men" #543 which seems to feature a member of the team overtaken by the influence of the Serpent, the god at the center of "Fear Itself."
ADVANCE PREVIEW: "Uncanny X-Men" #539
Marvel has released an advance look at "Uncanny X-Men" #539 by writer Kieron Gillen and artist Ibraim Roberson with a cover by Simone Bianchi. The relationship between Hope and Wolverine is explored on June 29!
REVIEW: "Uncanny X-Men" #536
James Hunt gives "Uncanny X-Men" #536 4.5 stars, calling Kieron Gillen and Terry Dodson's follow-up to "Joss Whedon's X-story, "fun, interesting and original...you can't ask for more than that from any superhero comic."
Gillen Believes in "Generation Hope"
In "Generation Hope" #6, the new mutants leave on their first mission as a mutant rescue team. We spoke with writer Kieron Gillen about the undertaking and setting up the book's status quo moving forward.
REVIEW: "Uncanny X-Men" #535
Kelly Thompson gives "Uncanny X-Men" #535 by Kieron Gillen and Terry Dodson a four-star review, saying "Gillen gives great dialogue, infusing the not typically so hilarious X-Men with great humor that still feels tonally correct."
Gillen X-Trapolates on "Uncanny X-Men" #534.1
In "Uncanny X-Men" #534.1, Kieron Gillen kicked off his run on as the series sole writer by examining the ideas of being feared and loved. The author joined us for some in-depth commentary and inside info on the issue.
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Wilson Ramos hunches over after injuring himself last night.
Every ballclub has to deal with injuries over the course of a season, and the good ones are able to overcome them by stockpiling depth and having Plan B and Plan C in place for such events. The Nationals certainly showed that one year ago, overcoming the extended losses of Jayson Werth, Michael Morse, Drew Storen, Wilson Ramos, Ryan Zimmerman and Ian Desmond and still winning an MLB-best 98 games.
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- NatsLady - May 16, 2013 at 4:51 PM
This article tickled me. mariners-shortstop-are-hitting-worse-than-nl-pitchershttp://hardballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/05/16/mariners-shortstop-are-hitting-worse-than-nl-pitchers/
- bowdenball - May 16, 2013 at 4:54 PM
Exposremains said…"Bowden ballIf not agreeing with you makes me stupid, I think you know what not agreeing with me makes you."I didn't call you stupid. I would never ever call a poster stupid. I don't even know you.All I know is what you said. I thought what you SAID was stupid, because it didn't make any sense. People describe things that don't make sense with that word all the time. And arguing that a team has a serious flaw because of a lack of walk-off wins when the best team in baseball also doesn't have any walk-off wins doesn't make any sense. Sorry, but it's true. I apologize if you took that as a personal slight, but it certainly wasn't intended that way, and if you read what I said again I think you'll see that.
- Exposremains - May 16, 2013 at 5:06 PM
BowdenThanks for your feedback. I do think that saying I disagree with you because… is better than its stupid because…I also that come fom behind are good. I would like to see them make something happen during the later innings whether their ahead or behind.
- bowdenball - May 16, 2013 at 5:12 PM
I do apologize for choosing inflammatory words. Even though I was targeting the idea and not the person, I could have chosen better words to do it.Although I think it's mostly just circumstance since there's only 21 wins overall, and also the product of having a mediocre offense, it is troubling that games these days feel like they're over if we're trailing after the 5th inning or so. I'm with you on that.
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- Laddie Blah Blah - May 16, 2013 at 5:14 PM
"Laddie, loving your posts. I can just sit back and let you keep going as you're doing a great job!"Thanks, Ghost. The feeling is mutual. I like the give and take, but I've gotta run. See you next time.
- peric - May 16, 2013 at 6:04 PM
Espinosa gets a hit. Of course its when nobody was on base.And it was when they desperately needed someone/anyone to get on to get something going at the end of the game. He didn't go for the fences he put the ball in play and got on just as he is supposed to right?Sheesh, this post is about injuries so again, I ask you to please ponder the what-if if Desmond goes down as he did last season? Zach Walters IS NOT in the same galaxy defensively that players like Espinosa, Desmond, and yes Anthony Rendon are. You're going to move Espinosa to shortstop and bring up Kobernus or you bring up the switch hitting Walters to sit behind Espinosa and Lombo. You aren't going to start Walters at shortstop if you have any playoff aspirations. Certainly another power hitting switch hitter would give Davey lots of options off the bench.Try thinking ahead and get past Espinosa's struggles. Because at some point they might just decide to send him off to get the shoulder surgery and if they do? You had damned well better hope Desmond lasts the season because if he doesn't you are going to have a huge defensive hole in the middle of the infield if both he and Espinosa aren't there.
- peric - May 16, 2013 at 6:05 PM
mariners-shortstop-are-hitting-worse-than-nl-pitchersThey could move Morse back to shortstop Natslady … ~smiles~
- Tcostant - May 16, 2013 at 6:18 PM
Dave said… I think MASN was actually supposed to settled almost two years ago. I think it's pretty outrageous that MLB, Bud & co. have let it languish this long. Sooner or later it's going to directly affect what the Nationals are able to do with player contracts. Me – I agree. I think Bud did have a good idea about trying to push for a Fox Sports purchase of MASN where Angelos would have got a huge payoff and the Nationals would have gotten some (13%?) and then a market based righte fee ($75M to $125M a year).It was a huge surprise when Angelos wasn't interested.Bud is going to have to set the rate, and the fact that the MASN agreement says the O's need to be paid the same as the Nationals is something that he needs to deal.He gave him a liveline, but he didn't take it. I expect a resolution by the All-star break.
- peric - May 16, 2013 at 6:22 PM
It was a huge surprise when Angelos wasn't interested.No, its not. He's really PISSED/PO'ED at major league baseball and his venom is often spewed at the Lerners. You want a symptom? Do you think there will ever be any sort of transaction between the AL based Orioles and the Nats? I don't. Angelos is after the MLB for his perceived slight.
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Thread: The Positivity Cover Art Thread
July 15th, 2012, 11:34 PM #661
Yeah, I like that one too. Seems more British, though I don't know if that's the British cover. I also like this one:
Whoops, it's SF. But post-apoc!
July 16th, 2012, 12:19 AM #662
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I like that Deas cover. And with a blurb from Joe, too!
July 16th, 2012, 02:05 AM #663
The cover tmso posted is indeed the British cover for that book. I must confess I prefer the US one.
August 3rd, 2012, 12:56 AM #664
It has the Villain on it along with colors that looks like it matches the Villain. It looks like the Villain is sneaking up on Daniel X.
August 10th, 2012, 07:24 PM #665
Some ones I had a bit earlier:
Thieftaker, D.B. Jackson:
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The Doctor and the Rough Rider, Mike Resnick, second in the series:
Very interesting block print one for Sheri Holman's Witches on the Road Tonight:
Cool cover by Iranian artist Amir Zand for Lucas Thorn's Nysta: Revenge of the Elf, a western style sec world fantasy:
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Fun dragon for Elizabeth Moon's Echoes of Betrayal in her Paladin's Legacy series:
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I think the Resnick cover is pretty cool.
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August 11th, 2012, 11:24 AM #668
While we're on a retracting jag I would like to withdraw my joking remark which I made on this thread back in 2010 about not reading Michael Moorcock
I'm currently reading Elric at the End of Time; it's hilarious.
(Though the cover is dreadful.)
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Not sure this fits the fantasy genre, but I do LOVE this cover. Reading the book right now. So far, it is engaging.
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I like the cover art for Cast in Peril, the newest installment in the Chronicles of Elantra series by Michelle Sagara...
August 25th, 2012, 07:16 AM #672
Would it be bad form to post my cover? It got launched yesterday and I've had a lot of 'OMG PRETTY!' feedback. It is rather gorgeous, but then I'm biased
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Come to think of it, I really like the (Spanish?) covers for ASOIAF, especailly 'A Clash of Kings':


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Hi everyone, It's Ted here. It's been a while hasn't it? Math was always my favorite subject in school. I loved teaching and talking about it. Every one of you has been wondering what I have been up to. Well for starters I packed all my things and put them in a uhaul truck. I then booked a flight to America and moved to the big apple. I could see the statue of Liberty. She's a beauty up close.
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Progress Bar JavaScript component for Web Runtime
This article explains how to create and use a Progress Bar component in Web Runtime widgets. A Progress Bar could be useful during long-running operations, to give a visual feedback to the user about the operation status. Two types of Progress Bars will be handled by this component: with definite and indefinite ranges.
ProgressBar component: how to use it
To use the Progress Bar component presented in this article, follow these steps:
- Import the ProgressBar.js JavaScript file in your Widget (source code available here: Media:Wrt_ProgressBar_component.zip):

- Include in your project 2 images, of the same size, for the empty and full progress bar, respectively. Sample images, used in this article, are the following:
- Define a parent HTML node for the component in your Widget HTML code:

- Finally, create a ProgressBar instance, passing these arguments to its constructor:
- the empty bar image path
- the full bar image path
- the progress bar width
- the progress bar height
And then append the newly created instance to the HTML parent node defined above:
progressBar = new ProgressBar('images/progress_empty.png', 'images/progress_full.png', 200, 28);
ProgressBar component implementation
This part of the articles shows how the ProgressBar JavaScript component is actually implemented.
ProgressBar constuctor
The first part to implement is the ProgressBar constructor, whose arguments were already shown in the usage part.
function ProgressBar(baseImagePath, fullImagePath, barWidth, barHeight)
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this.fullImageElement = null;
this.domElement = null;
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this.barWidth = barWidth;
this.barHeight = barHeight;
/* loading progress */
this.progressValue = 0;
this.init(baseImagePath, fullImagePath, barWidth, barHeight);
The costructor initializes the size-related properties of the ProgressBar, sets the initial progress status to zero, and then calls the init() method that will builds up the component DOM structure.
Building and using component's DOM structure
The whole component DOM structure will be built by the init() instance method, that is implemented as follows:
ProgressBar.prototype.init = function(baseImagePath, fullImagePath, barWidth, barHeight)
var container = document.createElement('div');
container.style.position = 'relative';
this.domElement = container;
var baseImage = document.createElement('img');
baseImage.src = baseImagePath;
baseImage.style.position = 'absolute';
var fullImageContainer = document.createElement('div');
fullImageContainer.style.position = 'absolute';
fullImageContainer.style.overflow = 'hidden';
fullImageContainer.style.height = barHeight + 'px';
fullImageContainer.style.width = 0;
this.fullImageElement = fullImageContainer;
var fullImage = document.createElement('img');
fullImage.src = fullImagePath;
fullImage.style.position = 'absolute';
The component is structured as follows:
- an outer DIV element, that contains all the component
- the empty bar image, completely shown
- an inner DIV, containing the full bar image, that initially has width equal to zero. Having the 'overflow' CSS property set to 'hidden', the full bar image will be initially hidden, and will be partially or totally shown proportionally to the progress status.
To append the component main DOM element to a parent element defined in a widget, the following appendTo() method is defined:
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Updating the progress status
The following setLoadingProgress() method manages the updates of the progress bar. It accepts as argument the new progress value, that can be any numeric value between 0 and 100, and then updates both the progressValue property, and the UI status of the component.
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To update the component UI status, the width of the fullImageElement (the DOM element containing the full bar image) is changed proportionally to the new progress value.
Indefinite progress bars
The setLoadingProgress() is useful if you want to show the exact progress status to the user. But, there are situations where the exact progress status is not known, and the only thing available information is that the long running operation is still running. In these cases, it is useful to show a progress bar that is always animated, so restarting when it reaches the full status.
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Berlin, 1938. When Beatrice, a young Irish Protestant lace maker, is whisked away from her dreary life to join the household of Felix and Dorthea Metzenburg, she feels like she's landed in the middle of a fairy tale. Art collectors, and friends to the most fascinating men and women of Europe, the Metzenburgs are part of a world where there is more to desire than she ever imagined.
However Germany has launched its campaign of aggression across Europe, and, before long, the conflict reaches the family's threshold. Retreating to their country estate, the Metzenburgs do their best to ignore the encroaching war until the realities of hunger, illness, and Nazi terror begin to threaten their very existence. In searing and emotional detail, The Life of Objects illuminates Beatrice's journey from childhood to womanhood, from naïveté to wisdom, as a continent collapses into darkness around her.
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"In The Life of Objects, Susanna Moore tells the story of a young woman's initiation into the worlds of beauty, suffering, cynicism, and grace. What astounds me about this work is its ability to attend with equal fidelity to the quiet nuances of self-discovery and the deceptions and depravities of World War II. This is a lyrical and courageous book." —Tracy K. Smith, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for poetry
1. What contributes to Beatrice's unhappiness and disaffection in Ballycarra? What does her devotion to novels and fairy tales show about the influence literature has on dreams and expectations? In what ways does her reading increase her isolation and estrangement from those around her? How do the heroines Beatrice admires (p. 5) and the specific works she refers to (pp. 21, 45, 47–48) help to create a sense of her character? What else do they add to Moore's novel?
2. In addition to being her teacher, what role does Mr. Knox play in Beatrice's life? What is the importance of his interest in bird-watching and making lists? In what ways do Mr. Knox's habits and behavior anticipate the qualities Felix Metzenburg exhibits?
3. Why does Beatrice adopt the name of Maeve as she embarks on her adventure?
4. "Because her wealth served to isolate her, Frau Metzenburg did not trouble herself with the customary prejudices of her class. Herr Felix . . . was unusual in that neither money nor adoration had ruined him" (p. 40). How do Felix's and Dorothea's manners and demeanor differ, and how does this affect Beatrice's feelings about each of them?
5. What do Inez's description of Felix's past and Beatrice's observations of his daily activities establish about the changes occurring as the Nazis assume power? What hints are there of the injustices and cruelties to come?
6. What does the novel convey about the response of ordinary citizens to the extraordinary events occurring around them? Discuss, for example, Felix's reaction to the invasion of Poland, the disappearance of his friends in Berlin, and the implementation of anti-Jewish laws; Fraulein Roeder's "admiration of Hitler's frequent speeches" (p. 51) and her insistence that "Frau Metzenburg's great-grandmother had not been a Jew, despite the lies spread by the wicked (p. 54); Herr Elias's revelation that he is Jewish; and Beatrice's subsequent conversation with Casper about Jews (p. 53).
7. Beatrice says, "Part of [Dorothea's] fascination, of course, was her secretiveness. She could not bear to be anticipated, or forestalled, taking great care to conceal a meaningless or innocent gesture" (p. 90). What information does Dorothea (or the author) withhold and why? Do the details about Dorothea's background and marriage revealed later in the book cast a different light on her behavior and the things she values (pp. 134–38)?
8. Why do Felix and Dorothea remain in Germany despite Inez's urging that they leave (p. 138)? Does hiding their treasures (and valuables given them by others) and the sheltering of refugees at their home represent a stubborn refusal to face reality, or can these be seen as acts of defiance—or hope?
9. At the Adlon Beatrice observes, "No one was who he appeared to be—it was too dangerous to be yourself, unless you were one of them, and perhaps even then" (p. 104). Does survival in wartime necessitate deception and self-deception? Does such intentional artifice undermine the moral foundations of a society? What effect, if any, does it have on an individual's sense of self-respect?
10. Like the villagers in the novel, many Germans blamed the Jews for what was wrong in their country and dismissed reports that the Jews were being annihilated. Do you agree with Felix's reflection that "By the time that we understand what is happening . . . we are already complicit" (p. 113). To what extent are Felix and Dorothea complicit in the madness that has engulfed Europe? Do their generosity and humanitarian efforts as the war progresses and the Red Army wreaks destruction on the countryside mitigate the blame and shame of their failure to act earlier?
11. What do Beatrice's reports on actual events gathered from German, Swiss, and BBC news broadcasts, as well as the busy network of rumors, reveal about the often-blurry line between journalism and propaganda, fact and speculation? In this context, discuss the American choice to ignore for so long stories about the Reich's systematic murder of Jews and other "objectionable" people (p.150).
12. How does the discovery of the American soldier in the woods change Beatrice's sense of purpose and self-worth (pp. 159–75)? In the course of caring for him and listening to his stories, what does she realize about what was missing in her own life?
13. Only hours after she leaves the American, Beatrice is brutally raped by Red Army soldiers (pp. 179–80). Is the juxtaposition of these two incidents significant? In what ways do the encounters, one tender, one horrific, symbolize Beatrice's coming-of-age?
14. At the end of the war, Beatrice says, she and others were "left with the inexhaustible presence of evil. . . . We had survived, but we were different people" (pp. 198–99). How does the legacy of the war and the new order in Germany shape the trials and the final tragedy Dorothea and Beatrice must deal with? What personal strengths and emotional needs underlie and nurture the intimacy between the two women? What signs are there that both women are ready to move on with their lives?
15. Several vividly drawn secondary characters enhance the intricacy of the portrait presented in The Life of Objects. What roles do Countess Inéz, Kreck, Herr Elias, Caspar, and Fraulein Roeder play in the novel and in Beatrice's life? How does each character teach her something, or reveal something, that changes her understanding of the world?
16. Moore is a master at creating precise visual images--of clothing, household objects, and especially the rare items in the Metzenburg collections. In what ways do the finely wrought precision and vividness of these descriptions serve as a counterpoint to the dark themes Moore explores? Do they illuminate and explain the novel's title?
17. How does The Life of Objects differ from other novels you have read about Europe during the Second World War? What effect does Moore's choice of an uninformed young woman as narrator have on the power and credibility of the novel? In what ways does the book's focus on a domestic drama deepen your understanding of the qualities, good and bad, that enable people to endure the atrocities of war?


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Hosting your Night Show on 96 Key means I get to have fun with you, sing loudly and dance badly! When I'm not at work, I love to hang out with friends, read, watch movies and try new recipes. You'll find that I will only post the tastiest recipes I've tried... or really want to! I'm also a crafty girl. I really enjoy woodworking and paper crafting. Let me know if you need to borrow a router or a few dozen colors of glitter!


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Customer Reviews
- Great fit...great artwork Review by Mudge
I've had my A-2 for about 5 years and it's "aging" beautifully. Artwork is fantastic. My artwork is displayed on page 3 of the artwork samples. It's the "Happy Jack's Go Buggy" P-38.
(Posted on 8/29/2014)
- "excellent" Review by James wilson (Scotland)
Just received my custom A2 jacket in seal brown goat skin "Outstanding" perfect in fit & length.The finish & quality of leather is excellent.
I am 6'5" & Shaul advised me to order a 48T (I am a 46T)to give me the look I required,"he was spot on".
I originally got measured at Aero Leathers in Galashiels but felt the jackets would only be made the way they wanted them.
Could not believe how quickly it was made & dispatched.
I never thought an A2 jacket would look so good on a tall person.
Over the moon.
I spent a long time researching all the companies (I was exhausted in the end)
I will certainly order another & recommend this company to anybody wanting a top qaulity A2 . James (Scotland UK)
(Posted on 8/19/2014)
- Great quality and service Review by Mike C
- I am a person of shorter stature and have trouble finding things that fit properly, mainly in the length of the arms. I also had many questions about sizing and measurement. Response to my questions was quick and the information easy to understand. The jacket I received was tailored perfectly to my measurements with hand warmer pockets and inside pocket and also a custom liner. Service was very fast and the jacket arrived eight days after the order and payment. I have started to make plans to acquire another jacket in a different shade and leather. (Posted on 4/17/2014)
- Perfect A-s Jacket Review by Tim W
- The sizing on my custom order was great, the color is great. I couldn't be more pleased (Posted on 4/8/2014)
- Great A2, fantastic service Review by Barry
I recently received my custom A2, to replace my airline uniform jacket. I got it in black horsehide, which may the nicest leather I've ever seen or touched. It feels and looks great, drapes well, just like the pictures. It is quite stiff and heavy, but I think is by far the best looking leather for an A2.
I highly recommend getting a stock one to try on before ordering a custom one. Then request alterations based on that one. That's what I did and it worked out well. I received the stock one in 2 days, and received the custom one in an astounding 3 days from when I ordered it. And that is with options not even on the website.
Customer service is great.emails are answered promptly.
I will order another one in the near future. (Posted on 3/8/2014)
- Just fantastic Review by Kendall
I had a 40 regular shipped out and tried it on. It was a bit too tight across the shoulders (I am 168lb, 35" waist, runner build) and I compared all the basic dimensions with another leather motorcycle jacket that is a very nice fit. Then I shipped the "loaner" back with a sketch showing where to make alterations.
The replacement jacket in the darker vintage russet horsehide was completed only two days after my loaner arrived at FlightJacket.
It arrived here two days ago and is fantastic. I now take greater notice of the A-2's that I see other people wearing and they are just pathetic by comparison.
Breaking it in now. Wonder how long it will keep that "new jacket smell" ..... almost as good as a new car!
I had an inside pocket added, but nothing else, so it looks absolutely authentic. Not cheap, but it's true what they say: " you get what you pay for". This one is a keeper!
(Posted on 2/14/2013)
- A2 Custom black horsehide jacket - France Review by Vincent
- I received yeasterday my A2 Custom black horsehide jacket (with custom pockets inside, and handwarmer pockets). She's wonderfull. Fantastic work. Thank you very much (Posted on 8/9/2012)
- G1 Review by DJP
Purchased it about a year plus ago. Very nicely made jacket. Very high quality. Excellent fit, warm. I bought a 42 regular. It fits me well, 35" waist 5 10, but I better not go above 186lbs or it's gonna be tight across the shoulders. Good incentive for me to keep in shape. You can wear it in very cold weather with a turtlenext. Wore it a lot and it is as nice as the day I bought it.
Dave from mass. (Posted on 12/16/2011)
- side by side Review by jerry b
- My friend has his granddads jacket and side by side just the same thank you very much I'm very proud of my bit of new history thank you good job boys. (Posted on 1/20/2011)
- Exactly what I was looking for. Review by William
I have always admired real leather jackets. Especially from TV and movies, like Hogan's Heroes, Happy days, Indiana Jones, etc... however every time I looked in the stores I was disappointed in either styling, fit, quality, origin, etc of the "off the shelf" selection.
Well this jacket is like those from films. Gorgeous work, solid like armor, great fit, quality workmanship, and made right here in the USA, so I am helping employee craftsmen right here at home instead of buying Chinese made junk.
I hated to return the standard jacket to get custom work done but when the custom jacket arrived I could not believe how quickly it came back and what beautiful work they had done..
If you have any doubts of this jacket is worth the risk ordering online, cost etc... don't have. You will not be disappointed!
(Posted on 12/26/2010)


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Sold as Pair
A double-arm sconce with a beaded-edge, antefix-topped oval backplate and rope-detailed candle cup.
FINISH: Satin Nickel
overall: 23cm h. x 22cm w. x 11cm d.
backplate: 18cm h. x 8cm w.
Please contact your local showroom about viewing this item.
All Sample Sale items are sold AS IS. No Refunds or Exchanges permitted.
Manufactured using 95% recycled brass


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