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In the midst of SOBE
Stayed there for a one night layover from South America on a Friday night. Stay there and you avoid the hassle of getting into the SOBE night life. The accomodations were okay, except one window that allowed the possibility of letting people in the outside hall look into the room. The blinds are a help, but was a little disconcerting. Restaurant on property, food was okay, price was reasonable for the area. Right in the middle of the action.
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I've stayed here every time for the past 2 years. My family is from Spain, however I haven't traveled there for the past 2 years... The Beacon is the next best thing... and at HotelKingdom you can find real discounts on there rooms. I won't be changing anytime soon.
Beacon Hotel--A good choice
The Beacon is a lovely hotel. We had a wonderful stay. The staff is friendly and eager to please. My only complaint is that they are not as knowledgeable as they could be about some things--I asked for directions to two different landmarks and was given slightly incorrect information. The property is well maintained and the rooms are tidy. I would stay there again.
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The Beacon was a great retreat in busy Miami. The rooms were simple and roomy and the staff accomodating.
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Our stay at that Beacon (during the week-end of Nov 16, 2002, was "fantastic". Ocean ("Deco") Drive, in South Beach, Fl is such a fun place in general, and the Beacon Hotel stands out in the center of the strip, literally like a beacon of light in the night. The building is in the original Art Deco, in those great shades of coral and ocean blue, on a stark white background, I believe it dates back to the thirties. Inside, the lobby radiates relaxation and simplicity (very easy on the eyes). The staff is fantastic, I never met such a happy, pleasant group of people before; and all in the same establishment. From the front desk, to the Concierge, to the Housekeeping crew everyone seems to want nothing more than to please their guests, and to in to join their happy little familly. The room was emaculate, it was cheerful and tastefully furnished in the same simple Art Deco style as the rest of the hotel. And the Rendezvous on the Beach restaurant out front was a delight for both lunch and dinner (food was delicious). Whoever is reading this, if you want to have a great stay in South Beach, this is the place!
Wonderful Hotel w/ South Beach Flavor
i had an amazing stay at the Beacon Hotel, located in the heart of South Beach. my first time to Miami, i wanted to experience the art deco/ ocean drive that i had heard so much about and got exactly that with the Beacon. the staff is extremely helpful and friendly and the boutique rooms are clean and tastefully decorated. i stayed in a kind deluxe (room 504 - corner of top floor) at only $115 per night and i had a nice room with wonderful views of ocean ave and the beach. i recommend this hotel to all who want to experience south beach...
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I am hoping someone can tell me how to unlock all of the vehicles in the game without actually going through and beating all of the races. Can I buy a unlocked garage online and get all the cars that way? Is there a code to unlock the cars? please help!
Well you answered your own question. Not only do you need to beat races but you also have to cycle the UCD oodles of times.
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go to the main menu screen, then enter into options, then press R1 and Triangle, then press circle to get back into the main menu, then go to Arcade, highlight 2p split screen, then press Up, Up, Right, Right, Down, Down, Left, Left, Select, R2, L1, L2, R3, L1, R1, L3 then press X
this will unlock all the cars for free
i drive a car, its red so it looks like a ferrari, but its not. it goes doof doof to the beats of ice cube and slayer, i support the unitalian team and i drink
At the main menu screen you have to press up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, triangle, circle, start.
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no, no, no! it's "a b start". you have to get the Nintendo Entertainment System to USB adapter so you can use the NES controller to do it...
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bring your friends girl friend out, buy her a bottle of champagne, **** her out, and take pictures. problem solved.-r4X0r
the up down up down thats funny... so theres no way around just beating the game is that what i am hearing?
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You can develop a good friends list, and get all the cars under the million dollar trade limit gifted to you by other people.
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Brian McCann is hoping to be ready by Opening Day
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Brian McCann was projected to miss the first few weeks of the season following shoulder surgery, but he's more optimistic about it:
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His speedy and effective return would eliminate a pretty big headache for the Braves. They signed Gerald Laird, but they lost David Ross, so if McCann is absent or ineffective, the catching corps is quite depleted compared to last season.
It would help him too, of course. He's entering the final year of his contract. If he returns to form and shows durability, he's going to get a pretty massive deal for next year, one would assume.
Indians demote Danny Salazar to Triple-A
Mar 27, 2015, 12:46 PM EDT
Thanks to his mid-90s fastball and fantastic strikeout totals Salazar was a popular breakout pick for 2015.
The AP Stylebook updates sports guidelines — outlaws "dingers, jacks and bombs"
Mar 27, 2015, 12:30 PM EDT
No word on "yicketty."
2015 Preview: Atlanta Braves
Mar 27, 2015, 12:00 PM EDT
The Braves had one of the stranger off-seasons, both adding and subtracting players while also attempting to rebuild. How bad will they be in 2015?
Yankees announce rotation: Masahiro Tanaka on Opening Day, followed by Pineda, Sabathia, Eovaldi
Mar 27, 2015, 11:28 AM EDT
So far so good in Tanaka's attempt to avoid Tommy John surgery.
Texas spent $10 million on high school PED testing. It was an utter failure.
Mar 27, 2015, 11:09 AM EDT
Good intentions are never enough.
Royals castoff Johnny Giavotella looks like Angels' starting second baseman
Mar 27, 2015, 10:47 AM EDT
Howie Kendrick's replacement.
Rangers tell Ryan Ludwick he will not make the team
Mar 27, 2015, 10:15 AM EDT
Ludwick signed a minor-league deal with the Rangers in early February and it would have paid $1.75 million if he made the team at age 36.
Rob Manfred says it would be hard to reinstate Pete Rose in a limited way
Mar 27, 2015, 9:39 AM EDT
But it probably doesn't matter because a reinstated Rose would be pretty limited to begin with.
Major League Baseball would be worth $36 billion if it was traded on a stock exchange
Mar 27, 2015, 9:14 AM EDT
And 15 MLB teams are now worth at least $1 billion, according to Forbes.
The Giants haven't had many Tommy John cases. Why?
Mar 27, 2015, 8:42 AM EDT
Dave Righetti thinks it may have to do with weight training.
Theo Epstein and Curt Schilling had a pretty interesting exchange about Kris Bryant
Mar 27, 2015, 7:47 AM EDT
Kudos to Epstein for a good answer. Kudos to Schilling for a couple of more probing questions.
David Ortiz: "Nobody in MLB history has been tested for PEDs more than me"
Mar 26, 2015, 11:02 PM EDT
In a first-person essay for The Player's Tribune, Red Sox slugger David Ortiz came out swinging against his critics.
The Mets continue to monitor the market for left-handed relievers
Mar 26, 2015, 9:50 PM EDT
The Mets are keeping an eye on the Dodgers and Rockies as they look to replace Josh Edgin.
2015 Preview: Chicago Cubs
Mar 26, 2015, 9:10 PM EDT
Are they ready to contend?
New White Sox closer David Robertson is not worried about forearm soreness
Mar 26, 2015, 8:29 PM EDT
Robertson signed a four-year, $46 million deal with the White Sox over the winter to be their new closer.
Unsigned 2014 No. 1 overall pick Brady Aiken undergoes Tommy John surgery
Mar 26, 2015, 7:31 PM EDT
After failing to reach an agreement with the Astros last year, unsigned No. 1 overall pick Brady Aiken underwent Tommy John surgery.
Rangers name Yovani Gallardo as their Opening Day starter
Mar 26, 2015, 6:25 PM EDT
It will be Gallardo's sixth straight Opening Day start and first as a member of the Rangers.
Scott Boras is on FIRE
Mar 26, 2015, 5:32 PM EDT
Even after all of these years, baseball's preeminent B.S. shoveler remains on top of his game.
Legal filing shows that the Mets cut back security at Citi Field over the past five years
Mar 26, 2015, 4:07 PM EDT
Which doesn't mean that Citi Field has gotten less safe. It does mean, however, that the Mets will have a much harder job convincing people of that.
Yankees release reliever Jared Burton
Mar 26, 2015, 3:45 PM EDT
Burton had a 4.36 ERA and 46/25 K/BB ratio in 64 innings for the Twins last season.
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Game of Thrones exhibit at Livrustkammaren
Woke up decently early to go out to a welcome Daniel/farewell roommate lunch with the core staff. My roommate didn't show up, so it turned out to be more of just a staff lunch. We went to a place called citykonditori, a dining hall on the third floor at what used to be a dance hall. Apparently Thursdays are pea soup days in Sweden. I tried laxpudding (salmon in potato layers), and couldn't finish half of it. I'm sorry but I really don't like potato dishes here. They are ...
First snow and Yoga!
Today was a great day! It was flurrying outside when my shift ended at the end of the night. When I woke up, Christoffer texted me to look outside. I went up to the window expecting to white snow on the ground, but instead saw diagonal flurrying and slushy ground. Meh! It's pretty much like a rainy day with some slush. Well, that's the first snow of the year! I guess it will be snowing a lot. Following Daniel's girlfriend's tip, I went around the corner to check ...
Swedish class
Every Wednesday, Ellinor the hostel manager gives a Swedish lesson to the cleaners who are from South America, Poland, etc. She said I could join in or listen if I wanted to, so I did! It was really laid back. There were only 3 cleaners, and they were all very easy going. I had met all of them in the hostel, but haven't really had a conversation with them. Ellinor had a textbook, pictures, and ...
... to do that too, but I decided against it since I don't want to get too ambitious in the first few days and then crash. So I unpacked and hung out some more, and now I'm in my surprisingly comfy bunk! Yay! Tomorrow I'll get a tour of the hostel and shadow the guy I'm replacing for an overnight shift. I work overnight 2-3 nights a week. It's nice because I have a lot of time to travel and do whatever I want! Three months sounds like a lot, but I have a feeling it will ...
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We began in the tradesmen's village. The kids got to meet and watch the potter, the glassblower, the engraver, the silversmith, and the keeper of the general store working on various stages of their crafts. They *really* loved the potter, who was throwing bowls on the wheel. They also enjoyed playing with some historical toys found in various buildings throughout the park.
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February 15, 2012
The Atlantic's Derek Thompson takes an inside look at Whistler, Vail, and the economics of the mega-resort.
February 13, 2012
The ten snowiest resorts in North America at this point in the season. All numbers are as of February 10.
January 15, 2012
The Deep Winter Photo Challenge sent teams of athletes and photographers to Whistler Blackcomb to create the best slideshow in three days. O'Neill took home top honors.
January 10, 2012
How to ski America's hat.
January 9, 2012
Shoot. Enter. Vote. Win a trip to Whistler, BC, Rossignol skis and more.
June 21, 2011
Summer is officially here, but this year, the dog days feel more like snow days. Turn your farmer's tan into a goggle tan at these summer ski camps.
June 9, 2011
With the 2010 Winter Olympics around the corner, all eyes are on Whistler Blackcomb. The masses will descend on Whistler Mountain, where the official events will take place. Which means Blackcomb will be the place to ski. Locals know that Blackcomb outperforms its better-known neighbor when it comes to off-piste terrain and jibbing. Plus, Blackcomb's lift lines are shorter, its park and pipe bigger, and its backcountry steeper. And with the new Peak-to-Peak gondola—a record-setting 2.73-mile-long feat of engineering—now connecting the two mountains, you can easily zip over to the big W. But with Blackcomb's terrain, why bother?
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Bike parks in British Columbia.
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HOMEMADE MAYONNAISE (in a jar)
1 medium to large egg
1/2 cup vegetable oil
2 teaspoons lemon juice
1 teaspoon dijon mustard
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Johan Santana tests his surgically-repaired shoulder by throwing off full mound
Mar 27, 2014, 9:46 PM EDT
Johan Santana still has a long way to go before he pitches in another major league game, but he took an important step today in his recovery from his second shoulder capsule surgery.
According to Roch Kubatko of MASNSports.com, Santana has advanced to throwing off a full-mound in Orioles' camp. The southpaw is expected to throw two more bullpen sessions before having hitters track his pitches in the batter's box. The next step would be facing live hitters.
Nearly one full year removed from surgery, Santana hasn't had any setbacks with his shoulder. Kubatko writes that he could be ready for game action sooner than the Orioles originally anticipated, but there's no way to know for sure until he starts to build up his workload.
"Put it this way: I feel good," he said. "What that means, time will tell. I feel really good. So does that mean we're going to be on the mound facing hitters soon? I don't know. But I'm optimistic when it's time that I'll be ready and we'll carry that through the season. Not just one game and one time. I want to do it the rest of the season."
Santana hasn't pitched in a major league game since August 17, 2012.
- arrooo - Mar 27, 2014 at 10:14 PM
It's over Johnny
- chill1184 - Mar 27, 2014 at 10:20 PM
Good luck Johan
- theeperspective - Mar 27, 2014 at 10:40 PM
2014 Cy Young Award… Calling it now.
***Lots of sarcasm in my tone***
- kraa0901 - Mar 27, 2014 at 10:43 PM
I'm a Twins fan through thick and thin…I was hoping we would sign him to a low risk minor league contract.
With that said…the best of luck to you Johan. I'm a life long fan. If he finds himself in the rotation this year, I know who my secondary team will be this year…that's for sure.
- thebirdsareback - Mar 28, 2014 at 6:38 AM
Stand-up stuff bro. I am really glad My O's are giving him a shot at a comeback, he is a nice guy, he's really going to help those young guys out.
- gothapotamus90210 - Mar 28, 2014 at 9:45 AM
Stand-up guy who cheats on his wife on a golf course:
- syphermce - Mar 28, 2014 at 2:50 AM
It's always disappointing when you see a player with so much talent being plagued by injuries. I don't care what team Johan is on, he's always been a favorite of mine and I hope he gets one last good run in at the major league level before he retires or injury forces him out of the game for good.
- thebirdsareback - Mar 28, 2014 at 6:42 AM
According to Dan Duquette Johans goal is to get 11 more wins in the majors to pass Freddie Garcia for most wins by a Venezuelan pitcher. I think its becoming more and more likely that the Orioles will get solid production from Santana and I really hope he gets them 11 wins, no matter who its with. What a pick up by the O's though. Can you imagine being in the minors, rehabbing with the likes of Johan Santana, Just soaking all that knowledge and experience up. Solid move by DD and Co. Really excited to see what he can contribute down the road. In the interview I head with DD he had said June. I hope thats not because they want to trade him, but if that is, and its valuable, then so be it.
- chc4 - Mar 28, 2014 at 8:27 AM
Stick a fork in him.
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Comics A.M. | Roz Chast wins Kirkus Prize for nonfiction
Awards | The winners of the first Kirkus Prize were announced last night, and Roz Chast took top honors in the nonfiction category for her graphic memoir Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant? Chast is also a finalist for the National Book Award, marking the first time a graphic novel has been nominated in one of the adult categories. [The Washington Post]
Legal | A Turkish court acquitted cartoonist Musa Kart on charges of insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, stemming from a cartoon Kart drew last year portraying the then-prime minister as complicit in covering up government corruption. "Yes, I drew it [the cartoon] but I did not mean to insult," Kart said. "I just wanted to show the facts. Indeed, I think that we are inside a cartoon right now. Because I am in the suspect's seat while charges were dropped against all the suspects [involved in two major graft scandals]. I need to say that this is funny." If convicted, Kart could have faced nearly a decade in prison. [Today's Zaman]
Finalists announced for 2014 British Comic Awards
The finalists have been announced for the third annual British Comic Awards, culled from a longlist of eligible titles submitted by creators, publishers and readers. From here, the judging panel will select the winner in each of the four categories, to be announced Nov. 15 in a ceremony during the Thought Bubble Festival in Leeds.
In addition, the judges named Gemma Bovery and Tamara Drewe creator Posy Simmonds to the British Comic Awards Hall of Fame, where she joins previous entrants Leo Baxendale and Raymond Biggs.
Here's the 2014 shortlist:
Best Comic
• Dangeritis: A Fistful of Danger – Robert M Ball and Warwick Johnson-Cadwell (Great Beast)
• In The Frame – Tom Humberstone (New Statesman)
• Raygun Roads – Owen Michael Johnson, Indio!, Mike Stock and Andy Bloor (self-published)
• Tall Tales & Outrageous Adventures #1: The Snow Queen & Other Stories – Isabel Greenberg (Great Beast)
• The Wicked + The Divine #1 – Kieron Gillen, Jaime McKelvie, Matt Wilson and Clayton Cowles (Image Comics)
Comics A.M. | Two GNs among inaugural Kirkus Prize finalists
Awards | The finalists for the inaugural Kirkus Prize literary awards include two graphic novels: Roz Chast's Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant? is one of six nominees in the Nonfiction category, and Cece Bell's El Deafo is one of the picks for the Young Readers award. The winners in all three categories, who will receive $50,000 each, will be announced during a ceremony held Oct. 23 in Austin, Texas. [The Washington Post]
Manga | A prequel to Osamu Tezuka's classic Astro Boy manga is in the works for the Japanese magazine Monthly Hero's. Tezuka's son, Makoto Tezuka, is supervising the production of the story, which focuses on the time before the "birth" of the iconic robot boy. [Anime News Network]
Winners announced for 10th annual Joe Shuster Awards
The winners of the 10th annual Joe Shuster Awards were announced Saturday in Toronto. Named in honor of Toronto-born artist Joe Shuster, co-creator Superman, the awards recognize the best of the Canadian comics world.
In addition to the traditional awards, this year's event included the introduction of the T.M. Maple Award, which honors "someone (living or deceased) selected from the Canadian comics community for achievements made outside of the creative and retail categories who have had a positive impact on the community." The first recipients were the late Jim Burke, aka T.M. Maple, who wrote more than 3,000 letters to comic book letter columns between 1977 and 1994, and the late Debra Jane Shelly, longtime volunteer at Toronto conventions and comics events.
The winners are listed in bold below. The Beat has photos and audio from the ceremony, held at Back Space Toronto.
Comics A.M. | Sherlock Holmes copyright case appealed to high court
Legal | The estate of Arthur Conan Doyle has petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to overturn a June decision by the Seventh Circuit affirming that the 50 Sherlock Holmes stories published before Jan. 1, 1923, have entered the public domain. The estate had long insisted licensing fees be paid for the characters and story elements to be used in movies, television series and books, but author, editor and Holmes expert Leslie Klinger refused to fork over $5,000 for an anthology of new stories. In a series of legal defeats, the Doyle estate not only lost any claim to the stories but had to endure stinging public reprimands by Judge Richard Posner, who labeled the licensing fees as "a form of extortion" and praised Klinger for performing a "public service" by filing his lawsuit.
In its petition to the high court, the Doyle estate continues to cling to its argument (gleefully dismantled by Posner) that Holmes is a "complex" character that he was effectively incomplete until the author's final story was published in the United States; therefore, the entire body of work remains protected by copyright. Hoping to draw the interest of the justices, the estate points to a circuit split on the matter of extending copyright. The lawyers also repeat the unsuccessful argument that Klinger's case shouldn't have been heard until after his book was published. In June, Supreme Court Justice Elena Kegan refused to issue a stay to prevent the Holmes stories from officially entering the public domain. [TechDirt]
Comics A.M. | Graphic novel sales up 10% in bookstores this year
Graphic novels | Sales of graphic novels are up 10 percent so far this year compared to the same period in 2013, according to Neilsen BookScan, which tracks sales in bookstores and other general retail channels. In terms of unit sales, that's about 5.6 million books sold this year, as opposed to 5.1 million in 2013. The trend is echoed by Diamond Comic Distributors' numbers for the direct market, which show graphic novels up 3.8 percent in dollars and 5.8 percent in unit sales year to date. [Publishers Weekly]
Creators | Alison Bechdel is having a busy week: Following the news that she has been awarded a prestigious MacArthur Foundation fellowship, she announced her new book: The Secret to Superhuman Strength, a memoir of her obsession with exercise and a history of American fitness fads, to be published in 2017 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. [The New York Times]
Brian K. Vaughan & Fiona Staples' 'Saga' leads Harvey Awards
As many predicted, Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' Saga dominated the 2014 Harvey Awards, winning for Best Continuing or Limited Series, Best Writer, Best Artist and Best Cover Artist.
Presented Saturday in a ceremony at Baltimore Comic Con, the awards are named in honor of the late Harvey Kurtzman, the cartoonist and founding editor of MAD magazine, and selected entirely by creators. Longtime Batman film producer Michael Uslan served as the emcee, and writer Gail Simone delivered the keynote address.
The special awards were presented: the late Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz was the first recipient of the Harvey Kurtzman Hall of Fame Award; longtime Archie Comics cartoonist Stan Golberg, who passed away Aug. 31, received the Dick Giordano Humanitarian of the Year Award; and seminal Incredible Hulk artist Herb Trimpe was given the Hero Initiative Lifetime Achievement Award.
The winners can be found in bold below:
Comics A.M. | Warner Bros. plans buyouts, possible layoffs
Business | DC Entertainment parent company Warner Bros. is expected to offer buyouts to an unspecified number of employees as part of an effort to increase profits following a disappointing summer at the box office. The cuts are thought to be spread across the film, television and home entertainment units; if not enough workers accept buyouts, unnamed sources contend the studio may resort to layoffs. Warner Bros. wouldn't comment on the report. [Bloomberg]
Legal | Hirofumi Watanabe has filed an appeal in Tokyo District Court, seeking to overturn his conviction on charges of sending threatening letters to venues and retailers linked to the Kuroko's Basketball manga and anime series. Watanabe admitted to all the charges on his first day in court, and after he was sentenced to four and a half years in prison, he said, "I'm glad to accept the ruling so I can live over four years in prison," so this is a reversal for him. [Anime News Network]
Comics A.M. | Mimi Pond wins PEN Center USA Literary Award
Awards | Mimi Pond's Over Easy has been recognized with a PEN Center USA Literary Award for Graphic Novel Outstanding Body of Work. Previous category winners are Gilbert Hernandez, Daniel Clowes, Joe Sacco and Matt Fraction. [PEN Center USA]
Publishing | Dark Horse is planning to beef up its lineup of children's graphic novels, which already includes such successful titles as Avatar: The Last Airbender, Plants vs. Zombies and Itty Bitty Hellboy. Four new titles are slated for 2015: Rexodus, a story about dinosaurs from outer space, and three older properties, Rod Espinosa's Courageous Princess, Samuel Teer and Hyeondo Park's Veda: Assembly Required, and an adaptation of Roald Dahl's The Return of the Gremlins. [Publishers Weekly]
Comics A.M. | Egyptian cartoonist Mostafa Hussein passes away
Passings | Egyptian cartoonist Mostafa Hussein died Saturday following a lengthy battle with cancer. He was 79. Hussein had been a cartoonist for the state-owned Al Akbar newspaper since 1974, and was often accused of being sympathetic to those in power. His final cartoon, published in Al Akbar two days before he died, was inscribed "I ??don't have time to finish this cartoon, forgive me. I will miss you." [Ahram Online]
Awards | The Cartoonist Rights Network International (CRNI) has announced the winners of this year's Award for Courage in Editorial Cartooning, and for the first time in the history of the award they are women: Indian cartoonist Kanika Mishra and Palestinian cartoonist Majda Shaheen. Mishra faced death threats for her cartoons about a religious leader who raped a 16-year-old (and eventually went to prison); Shaheen also was threatened with violence after she drew a cartoon depicting the Al-Quds Brigades as a dog in a cartoon critiquing Gaza Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh's relationship with the organization. [Comic Riffs]
Nominees announced for 2014 Ignatz Awards
The nominees have been announced for the 2014 Ignatz Awards, which will be presented Sept. 13 during the Small Press Expo in Bethesda, Maryland.
Named in honor of the brick-wielding mouse in George Herriman's Krazy Kat strip, the awards recognize achievement in comics and cartooning. Nominees are selected by a panel of five cartoonists — this year it was Darryl Ayo, Austin English, Melissa Mendes, Thien Pham and Whit Taylor — and then voted on by SPX attendees.
The nominees are:
Randall Munroe's 'Time' wins Hugo Award
Randall Munroe's xkcd epic "Time" won the 2014 Hugo Award for Best Graphic Story, presented Sunday in London as part of Loncon 3, the 72nd World Science Fiction Convention.
Presented annually since 1955 by the World Science Fiction Society, the Hugo is among science fiction's most prestigious awards.
Author Cory Doctorow accepted on the award on Munroe's behalf, and donned a cape and goggles at the cartoonist's request. According to io9.com, Munroe's speech indicated he'd asked Doctorow to read it as one word per hour, reflecting the pace of the animated comic, which updated initially ever half-hour and then every hour over the course of 123 days. (The story has its own Wikipedia entry.)
Charles Schulz to receive first Harvey Kurtzman Hall of Fame Award
The late Charles M. Schulz will be the first recipient of the Harvey Kurtzman Hall of Fame Award, presented Sept. 6 at Baltimore Comic-Con as part of 27th annual Harvey Awards ceremony. News of the new award comes in a brief audio interview with convention director Marc Nathan posted on the We Read Comics blog of the Albany, New York, Times Union.
The award will be accepted by Karen Johnson, director of the Charles M. Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, California, who will also present a panel at the convention showcasing unpublished artwork by the beloved Peanuts creator.
2014 Eisner Award winners announced
Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez won their first Eisner Awards — for Best Short Story and Best Writer/Artist, for Love and Rockets: New Stories #6 — during a ceremony held last night in conjunction with Comic-Con International in San Diego.
Saga by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples led the evening, with wins for Best Continuing Series, Best Writer and Best Painter/Multimedia Artist. The Wake by Scott Snyder and Sean Murphy, Hawkeye by Matt Fraction and David Aja, Richard Stark's Parker: Slayground by Darwyn Cooke, and Genius Illustrated, designed by Dean Mullaney, were also recognized in multiple categories.
Comic Book Resources won its third Eisner for Best Comics-Related Periodical/Journalism.
In addition, Hayao Miyazaki, Alan Moore, Dennis O'Neil and Bernie Wrightson were inducted into the Will Eisner Hall of Fame, joining Irwin Hasen, Sheldon Moldoff and Orrin C. Evans, who were selected earlier by the judges. The Bill Finger Award for Excellence in Comics Writing went to Robert Kanigher, Bill Mantlo and Jack Mendelsohn, while Aaron Conley was named as recipient of the Russ Manning Most Promising Newcomer Award. Legend Comics & Coffee in Omaha, Nebraska, and All Star Comics in Melbourne, Australia, were the winners of the Will Eisner Spirit of Comics Retailer Award.
'Quantum and Woody,' 'Hawkeye' and 'Saga' lead Harvey ballot
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Skydiving + Inflatable Boat + Wingsuit Flyby = Awe...
Skydiving with an inflatable boat is a great way to put a smile on your face. And just when you thought this jump couldn't get any funner (yes, that's a word!), Scotty Burns flies by in his wingsuit to high-five the boat… with his face. Awesome. Thanks to The Aviator for another fun edit. Watch Video »
NEVER SLOWING DOWN - Too Much Fun
Douggs' main goal in life is to have more fun than anyone else, and I think he might be beating all of us so far. Here's a year in the life of Chris "Douggs" Mcdougall, living the dream as he travels around the world to jump from as many objects and exotic locations as he... Watch Video »
The North Face: Jump4Heroes' Adventure Off The Eig...
In an effort to celebrate and raise awareness for the British Armed Forces, the Jump4Heroes team fly one of their dream lines in their wingsuits along the infamous and dominating north face of the Eiger in the Swiss Alps. After taking a minute of silence in memory of all servicemen, past and present, they take... Watch Video »
One Chance. One Life to Live. Live Well!
"We can go to where nobody flies." That's the line in the song that I heard watching Brandon Chance and his friends BASE jumping in some of the most stunning landscapes in the world. Greece, Switzerland, Norway and Kuala Lumpur — a kaleidoscope of crystal clear waters, endless mountains and magnificence in every direction. More... Watch Video »
The Need 4 Speed: Cruise Control
Following the release of Team Need 4 Speed's last video, "Mountain Trails", here's a short but stunning video of Robert Pecnik from Phoenix-Fly carving around the Swiss mountains, filmed by Ludo Woerth. An amazing line, great control, and serene music — it makes human flight look natural and instinctive. Just a preview of more to... Watch Video »
Friday Freakout: Wingsuit Flying Accidents - Fly L...
"Oops, I f*cked up agaaaaiiiiin!" Lol. An epic compilation of some not-so-epic moments in wingsuit flights. Sure, it's funny to watch, but some of these closing speeds are scary, not to mention the grand finale at the 2:25 mark. If you find yourself flying like a dick instead using good skills like the Fly Like... Watch Video »
Live In The Sun, Where I Belong
Not to be pedantic, but it's not really "winter" when you live in constant sunshine and play in the sky all year round. Just sayin'. Sure, I might be a little jealous considering I'm wearing a scarf and thick gloves as I write this post, but I digress. Here are the highlights from Day 2... Watch Video »
Big Bird Wingsuit Swoops Cable Car In China
I almost feel bad that all I could think of was Big Bird from Sesame Street when I first watched this (something to do with a bright yellow wingsuit). But then he swooped past a friggin' cable car and I realized how badass this was. I mean, seriously, how awesome is that?! Just picture their... Watch Video »
Friday Freakout: Parachute Sucked Into Wingsuit Bu...
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Dallas BASE Crew Presents: Livn 2
You remember Lucid Dreams 2, right? So sick! Well Brad Perkins, Eugene Edwards and Luke Hively of the Dallas BASE Crew are at it again with another stellar edit, Livn 2. Follow DBC on their 2012 wingsuit BASE jumping trip to Switzerland and get a taste of what the Drift HD cameras can do. Watch Video »
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Love Life: A Tribute To Kurt Ruppert Jr.
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Texas to California businesses: Move here!
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UPDATED: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 - 11:06am
(CNNMoney) — Texas Governor Rick Perry has three words of advice for California businesses: Move to Texas.
Perry has launched a high-profile battle for California companies, running radio ads in California touting the Lone Star State's low taxes and favorable business climate. The ads will be heard in San Francisco, Sacramento, Los Angeles, San Diego and the Inland Empire area east of Los Angeles.
"Building a business is tough, but I hear building a business in California is next to impossible. This is Texas Gov. Rick Perry, and I have a message for California businesses: Come check out Texas," starts the 30-second spot.
Perry notes that his state has won the Best State for Business title from Chief Executive magazine for eight years running. He noted that the cost of doing business in California is 6.3% above the national average and Texas' is 4.6% below it.
This is not the first time Texas has looked to raid California for businesses. The governor has made several scouting trips and has written letters to California companies in the past. Several states have courted Golden State companies in recent years, particularly during California's budget turmoil.
But Perry sees a new opening with California's recent tax hikes, which he says "increases California's already excessive income and sales tax." He pointed out that Texas has no state income tax and a low business tax cut.
Perry even reminded golfer Phil Mickelson, who recently complained about taxes in California, about that fact. "Hey Phil....Texas is home to liberty and low taxes...we would love to have you as well !!" Perry tweeted last month.
A spokesman for California Governor Jerry Brown did not immediately return a request for comment.
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Why would any California business have any desire to move their families to El Paso when our school system is in shambels. Lack of public school funding, school districts doing as they please and the insane directives and focus by our Texas Legislators toward more charter schools when our public schools are underfunded and while our teachers are leaving is unacceptable. This is also a moral issue. We all want the best for ALL Texas children. As more voters become informed, change is envitable.


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It's certainly a glaring testimonial for any vehicle to be able to hold up to the rigged and strict standards of the United States Army. In every battle America has fought since 1984, the Humvee has been the workhorse the troops counted on. Ruggedness on any and all terrain, versatility, and modular build made her ideal for any military engagement.
Though AM General had originally planned to release a civilian version, it took the persistence of no less than action star Arnold Schwarzenegger to bring that plan to fruition. The problem was that the Humvee was too powerful and dangerous for civilian use. This fueled a wave of innovations that Hummer users now enjoy.
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In battle, there was nothing wrong with a vehicle that could charge into any trouble and come out unscathed. The problem AM General had was that quality might not translate to safety on roads across America. As a result, the first Hummer to come out, the H1, was deemed underpowered by the buying public. This caused much difficulty for GM, who eventually took over marketing responsibilities.
The answer was the 6.6-liter Duramax V8. It struck the balance between the consumer's need for power, and GM's need for peace of mind. With an impressive 305 bhp at 3000 revolutions per minute, the Duramax was perfect to carry the bulk and weight of the massive Hummer and transform it into the vehicle of choice for the off-road adventurer.
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When it comes to off-roading, power is just one part of the equation-tire pressure is another. On flat, level roads, higher pressures are required-on rougher terrain, that high pressure can cause you to pop a tire real quick. Enter the CITS. This handy innovation allowed Hummer owners the unique ability to inflate or deflate their front tires or their rear tires, or even all four altogether.
Under normal driving conditions, the Hummer's tire pressure rests at 26 psi up front and 28 psi in the rear. Should the driver require it to carry heavier loads, he could bring that up to 45 psi with just a flick of a switch! Off-roading? Bring it down to 20 psi. Driving through deep snow or mud? Cut it lower to 10 psi. The system even warns the driver if he goes too far either way!
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All these are good to talk about, but how well do these innovations perform under real life conditions? Well, in 1990, a pair of Hummers ran a gauntlet of extremely rough terrain from London to Beijing, through the former Soviet Union-a tough journey if there ever was one-yet the Hummer completed it with great ease!


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14 charged for illegally collecting more than $400,000 in unemployment benefits
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CHICAGO — Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan (D) and the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) announced indictments of 14 Chicago area defendants Jan. 29, alleging they defrauded the state when they knowingly collected more than $400,000 in unemployment benefits, even though they were employed.
The sweep was the result of investigations by IDES and the Attorney General's Office that discovered the defendants were repeatedly certifying they were unemployed to collect weekly benefits in spite of already being employed.
"These defendants collected unemployment benefits while they were simultaneously collecting a paycheck," Madigan said. "Prosecuting these cases deters fraud and ensures the integrity of the unemployment insurance program to help the unemployed who need the resources as they search for new employment."
In April 2012, IDES and the Attorney General's Office partnered to pursue criminal prosecution of unemployment fraud. These announced indictments are the first set of criminal charges resulting from that partnership.
"This joint effort is a direct result of our emphasis to fight waste, fraud and abuse," IDES Director Jay Rowell said. "Unemployment insurance benefits are designed to help hard-working individuals and the small businesses they patronize survive an economic crisis. Stealing money from those who play by the rules hurts our economy and cannot be tolerated."
Madigan filed charges of theft, a Class 1 felony punishable by four to 15 years in prison, and state benefits fraud and wire fraud, Class 3 felonies punishable by two to five years in prison, against 14 defendants.
In each case, the defendant falsely verified they were unemployed through the IDES telephone or online verification system to access taxpayer-funded assistance during their supposed unemployment. Investigations by IDES and Madigan's office revealed the defendants were, in fact, employed and should not have received benefits or the level of benefits they claimed.
Fraudulent claims made by the defendants spanned from 2009 through 2011. In the most egregious cases, several defendants obtained more than $40,000 in fraudulent benefits.
Prosecutors charged nine defendants in Cook County, alleging the following:
• Donyea Abrams, 33, of Chicago, collected more than $20,000 in fraudulent benefits;
• Chaya Boone, 33, of Chicago, collected more than $29,000 in fraudulent benefits;
• Diana Flemons, 48, of Matteson, collected more than $27,000 in fraudulent benefits;
• Sheila Jackson, 48, of Richton Park, collected more than $32,000 in fraudulent benefits;
• Carol Jones, 51, of Chicago, collected more than $24,000 in fraudulent benefits;
• Mark Meloy, 56, of Orland Hills, collected more than $20,000 in fraudulent benefits;
• Mattie Moore, 46, of Chicago, collected more than $48,000 in fraudulent benefits;
• Veronica Villar, 40, of Chicago, collected more than $24,000 in fraudulent benefits; and
• Alan Weatherspoon, 52, of Midlothian, collected more than $23,000 in fraudulent benefits.
Will, Kankakee, Champaign County charges
Additionally, in Will County, Thomas Aggen, 44, of Lockport, was charged for collecting more than $34,000 in fraudulent benefits, and Anthony Osei, 57, and Mohammed Azher, 45, both of Bolingbrook, were charged for each collecting more than $27,000 in fraudulent benefits.
Tony Williams, 40, of Bradley, was charged in Kankakee County for collecting more than $44,000 in fraudulent benefits. In Champaign County, defendant Bobby Crowe, 38, of Urbana, was also charged for allegedly collecting more than $34,000 in fraudulent benefits.
Assistant attorneys general Robin Murphy and John Walz are handling the cases for Madigan's Special Prosecutions Bureau.
Posted Jan. 29, 2013