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"The Flash" EP Kreisberg Shares Insight on Major Reverse-Flash Revelations
Joshua Hale Fialkov's resignation from Green Lantern Corps and Red Lanterns was certainly unexpected, but it wasn't nearly as surprising as the primary reason for the writer's departure: an editorial edict to kill off John Stewart.
To a generation of fans who came of age watching Cartoon Network's Justice League and Justice League Unlimited, the character is Green Lantern — forget Hal Jordan, Alan Scott, Kyle Rayner and the rest. In addition, he's perhaps DC Comics' most recognizable African-American character, facing competition only from Static and Cyborg, each of whom also appeared on television.
ROBOT 6 reached out to the voice of Stewart himself, veteran actor and comedian Phil LaMarr, for his reaction to DC's editorial decree.
I touched base with Chuck Austen a few weeks ago, when Tokyopop put a selection of its original English language (OEL) manga up for sale on its revamped website. At that point I checked in with a couple of former Tokyopop creators, and I ended up having a fascinating e-mail exchange with Austen in which he said he made more money on one of his prose novels simply by selling it on Kindle than he would have made from a movie option. That caught my attention, and I asked him if he would write a guest post for Robot 6. Here's what he had to say, and while all opinions are Chuck's own, I think at the heart of it is some good advice for everyone who has ever done something they regretted later.
Move On
My name is Chuck Austen. Many of you have probably heard of me, and very rarely in a good way. But that's one of the reasons I'm here.
Brigid asked me to address my fellow Tokyopop alums — people who created OEMs for that ill-fated company and, like me, watched their properties mistreated, ignored and ultimately thrown into ownership limbo, properties for which we will never retrieve our rights, worlds we imagined into being that we'll never be able to create additional stories for.
The reason my past history is important is because I am probably the most extreme example of someone who "lost everything" and so am uniquely qualified to tell you this:
Move on.
Viz Media has been busy snapping up licenses for its VizKids imprint, and now has announced a new one: a series of Ben 10 Omniverse graphic novels that will tie in with the Cartoon Network show.
Ben 10 Omniverse is the fourth iteration of the Ben 10 cartoon created by four comics writers (Joe Casey, Joe Kelly, Duncan Rouleau and Steven T. Seagle), beginning as the story of 10-year-old Ben Tennyson, who changes into different types of aliens with the help of a device called the Omnnitrix. In Ben 10 Omniverse, Ben is now 15 and has a new Omnitrix that transforms him into different creatures. His Grandpa Max pairs him up with a rookie plumber named Rook (who's "highly skilled with his Proto-Tool, but lacks any field experience," according to the press release) to explore an alien city and stay one step ahead of the bad guys who are in hot pursuit. If this is making you feel a little lost, here's some good news: Cartoon Network is having a "Ben 10 Bootcamp" this weekend, with 17 hours of Ben 10 programming so everyone can catch up.
It sounds like some interesting announcements were made at the ComicsPRO meeting over the weekend in Atlanta, and one that is already hitting the streets is that IDW Publishing will release an entire line of comics based on Cartoon Network properties.
"Many of these Cartoon Network shows have only grown in popularity since they originally aired," Chris Ryall, IDW's chief creative officer and editor-in-chief, said in the press release, "and we're excited to be able to offer new iterations of the characters in comic-book form alongside both our planned reprint material and also some new animated ventures Cartoon Network has planned, too. There's a wealth of fun properties to play with here, and we've already got some unique things in mind for them."
The starting lineup will include The Powerpuff Girls, Ben 10, Dexter's Laboratory, Samurai Jack, Johnny Bravo and Generator Rex. Many, if not all, have been made into comics before: DC released 70 issues of its Powerpuff Girls comic and 34 issues of Dexter's Laboratory, in addition to a Cartoon Network Action Pack anthology, which featured many of the network's other characters (like DC Entertainment, Cartoon Network is a subsidiary of Time Warner), and Del Rey published a Ben 10 graphic novel that was written by Peter David and illustrated by Dan Hipp. So there is an interesting back catalog to draw on in addition to new material.
An IDW spokesperson told ICv2 that the first release in the new line will be a Powerpuff Girls comic this fall.
While comics fans may miss seeing new work from Joshua Middleton on comics shelves (the covers to Sword & Sorcery and Before Watchmen were nice!), there's some consolation in knowing that although the artist isn't actively illustrating comics he is keeping within the superhero landscape. Middleton recently posted some landscape designs he created for Warner Bros. Animation's Green Lantern: The Animated Series, which he worked on for some time. What he's revealed so far is his renditions of Oa, interplanetary headquarters of the Green Lantern Corps. In his brief post, Middleton explains some of the obstacles from an art direction standpoint to the Green Lantern concept and how he overcame them for his work on the series.
"One major problem from an art direction perspective, with Green Lantern: The Animated Series and anything Green Lantern in general, is the overabundance of green," Middleton writes. "It can be difficult to come up with nice color palettes when everybody and everything in the scene is glowing green. Matters were not made better with the introduction of Red Lanterns, as we now had the world's weirdest Christmas to deal with."
Last month we posted shaky footage from a short from Cartoon Network's DC Nation programming block called "Bat Man of Shanghai." Featuring an anime-influenced Catwoman in 1930s China, it made me long for the return of DC's Elseworlds imprint, in which creators reimagined familiar characters in different time periods and settings.
Now, just as the Elseworlds nostalgia had subsided, Cartoon Network has released a three parts of the series online — each spotlights a different character — showing us Bane's ode to King Kong, Bruce Wayne's transformation into Bat Man and a high-speed three-way fight.
Back in July when Mark Waid announced that Thrillbent — his digital comics portal — would be ramping up to phase two (as detailed in CBR News Editor Kiel Phegley's recent Waid interview), I hoped writer Tom Peyer would be part of the mix. Soon enough, I discovered that indeed Peyer was writing Clown Tales, a horror story set to launch this fall. The story should be interesting on many levels, given that this marks Peyer's first foray into writing horror — and that clowns bored him as a child (as I learned in this interview). While I had Peyer's attention I also asked him about getting to recently write for TV (on DC Nation/Cartoon Network's Doom Patrol interstitials) and working for Stephen Colbert back in 2007. Added bonus, at one point Peyer taunts clowns in our discussion.
Tim O'Shea: Was Clown Tales already in the work before you signed onto Thrillbent, or was it developed just for the site?
Tom Peyer: A few years ago I wrote some short horror stories, mainly to see if I would enjoy it. A publisher was planning a clown horror anthology that didn't end up happening, but I put clowns in some of them just in case. I'd written humor and superheroes, but I'd never gone near horror before. I had a great time and I liked how they came out. It felt like taking a new route to the humor and pathos I always try to write toward anyway. But it felt more direct, maybe because I hadn't taken that route before.
In case we didn't already miss DC Comics' Elseworlds imprint enough, at Comic-Con International on Sunday Cartoon Network premiered a fantastic clip from DC Nation's three-part short series "Batman of Shanghai," featuring an anime-influenced Catwoman in 1930s China (there's also a cameo by a floppy hat-wearing Bane). If DC Comics doesn't do something with Shanghai Catwoman — I love that character design — well, they're really missing the boat. Maybe they can relaunch the character's solo title (again) in the next wave of the New 52.
Check a somewhat shaky, but surprisingly decent-quality, fan-captured video of the clip below.
Organizations | Tom Spurgeon reports that The Hero Initiative has now received close to $3,000 so far due to campaigns asking those people who watch Marvel's The Avengers to donate money to the organization. The Jack Kirby Museum, meanwhile, reports it has received $1,300 from Avengers-related giving. [The Comics Reporter, The Kirby Museum]
Conventions | Chris Butcher, co-founder and director of the Toronto Comics Art Festival, reports that about 18,000 people attended this year's TCAF-related events: "TCAF 2012 was the most ambitious festival yet, and my most ambitious personal undertaking. With more off-site and lead-up events than ever before, more partnerships than in previous years, an additional day of programming, and more than 20 featured guests, I worried in the weeks leading up to the show that perhaps we'd bit off a bit more than we could chew. Luckily through the talent and support of some wonderful folks we had varying levels of success on every front, and as always, lessons were learned and we think 2013 will be even stronger." [Comics212]
DC Entertainment has rolled out details of its new monthly kids magazine and mobile app built around Cartoon Network's DC Nation programming block, touted at the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo.
According to Variety, the 64-page DC Nation Super Spectacular will debut on newsstands next month, featuring new comics based on DC Nation shows like Young Justice and Green Lantern: The Animated Series, as well as programming details and exclusive content, like "DC Nation Secret Files."
The DC Nation app, meanwhile, boasts free digital first issues of such comics as Batman Adventures, Superman Adventures, Billy Batson and the Magic of Shazam! and Tiny Titans, as well as the first six installments of "DC Nation Secret Files." In addition, more than 100 kid-friendly DC titles, including Supergirl: Cosmic Adventures in the 8th Grade and the original Young Justice, are available for 99 cents. The features appear virtually identical to those of DC's LEGO Hero Factory app, which debuted in January; Warner Bros. Interactive's upcoming video game LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes is sponsoring DC Nation Super Spectacular.
The trade paper notes that since debuting in March, the DC Nation animated block has improved Cartoon Network's season-to-date ratings 32 percent among boys 6 to 11.
With less than two weeks until the second-season premiere of Young Justice, Little Orbit and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have announced a video game based on the Cartoon Network series.
Arriving in early 2013 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Young Justice: Legacy is set between seasons 1 and 2 of the animated series, with an original storyline by show producers Greg Weisman and Brandon Vietti.
Inspired by the DC Comics series of the same name, Young Justice premiered in November 2010, with teen heroes Robin, Aqualad, Kid Flash, Superboy, Miss Martian and Artemis serving as the covert-operations team of the Justice League while also honing their skills under the watchful eyes of their mentors. DC launched a new Young Justice comic series last year based on the cartoon.
DC Comics has announced it will publish the long-hoped-for collection of its 1980s fantasy property Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld in September — no doubt thanks to the character's inclusion in Cartoon Network's upcoming DC Nation programming block.
Created by Dan Mishkin, Gary Cohn and Ernie Colón, Amethyst debuted in 1983, at a time when DC boasted such fantasy series as Warlord, Arion, Lord of Atlantis, and Arok, Son of Thunder. The initial limited series, subsequent short-lived ongoing and later one-shot and miniseries centered on Amy Winston, a teenager who discovers she's actually the orphaned princess of Gemworld, a magical realm ruled by the evil Dark Opal. In short, it's the perfect setup for a children's fantasy story (although the later issues took on a darker tone than the original miniseries).
The 648-page Showcase Presents: Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld, Vol. 1, collects the character's first appearance in 1983's Legion of Super-Heroes #298, the original Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld 12-issue limited series, the subsequent Amethyst Annual #1, the one-shot with Superman in DC Comics Presents #63 and the first 11 issues of the 16-issue ongoing titled simply Amethyst. That leaves the last four issues of the ongoing, the 1986 Amethyst Special and the final four-issue miniseries for another (thin) volume.
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A few months ago, I picked up Braden Lamb and Shelli Paroline's minicomic The Potter's Pet and was really impressed — it's a cleverly written, beautifully drawn, handsomely produced little comic. I have been a fan of Lamb's work since I discovered his (unfortunately incomplete) webcomic Kitty Hawk years ago; Paroline's work was new to me, but her lively lines quickly made me a convert.
So I was delighted to see that they will be handling the art for BOOM! Studios' Adventure Time comics, which are based on the animated Cartoon Network series.
Everyone else seems to be excited about the concept here, but we don't watch a lot of Cartoon Network in our house and, to be honest, I have never seen the show. It's the creators who have me interested in this series, which is the opposite of how things used to work with licensed comics. When I was a kid, the Disney comics I read all looked alike, and they weren't signed because the Disney folks wanted me to think that they all flowed from Walt Disney's magic pen. More and more, though, creators are putting their own stamp on licensed comics and becoming an important part of the package. Think of Roger Langridge's run on The Muppet Show comics, or Dan Hipp's reinvention of Ben 10. What's more, licensed projects give artists a chance to work on their skills and bring in a regular paycheck without the risks of creator-owned work. If you want to see the up-and-coming artists of the next decade, check out BOOM!'s Pixar and Muppets comics or Archaia's Fraggle Rock anthologies.
Lamb and Paroline have honed their craft working on BOOM!'s Muppet comics: Paroline was the artist and Lamb the colorist for Muppet Snow White, which is apparently out of print, and Paroline actually drew the Muppet Show #0 comic. From what I have seen, Adventure Time will be worth picking up for their art alone.
"I had no idea it [Amethyst] was being animated. You know, when you create something, it isn't unreasonable to imagine it belongs to you. That whoever is in charge in the corporate structure, they'll want to consult you as to where your character is headed. Not DC Comics. Maybe not any corporation. Maybe we could have been better business people, better negotiators. Amethyst has been through a wringer, twisted by lesser lights than the guys who created her — Dan Mishkin, Gary Cohn and — if you'll permit me — me."
– veteran artist Ernie Colón, lamenting to Comic Book Resources the treatment of Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld, the DC Comics fantasy property he created with writers Dan Mishkin and Gary Cohn
Warner Bros. has unveiled the 10 designs for the official Comic-Con International bags, which this year include promotional art for DC Comics' relaunched Justice League, Cartoon Network's Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment's Batman: Arkham City.
More than 130,000 of the oversized bags, described by Entertainment Weekly as the San Diego convention's "ubiquitous accessory," will be available to those attending the July 20-24 event. This year, for the first time, the 24-inch by 28-inch bags convert into backpacks. Other designs include The Big Bang Theory, Fringe, Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries, The Looney Tunes Show, ThunderCats and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7.
Check out the designs for Green Lantern: The Animated Series and Batman: Arkham City after the break, and visit TheWB.com to see the rest.


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Eldertons flagship is the single vineyard Command Shiraz, a wine with serious aging potential, and one with which all other South Australia Shiraz must be compared. The opaque purple/black 2005 Command Shiraz was aged in French and American oak puncheons (500-liter barrels). It offers up a sexy/kinky bouquet of wood smoke, lavender, leather, game, mineral, black raspberry, and blueberry pie. Voluptuous on the palate, complex, and dense, it demands a decade of cellaring after which it should offer hedonists much pleasure through 2035. (JM)
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Inky ruby color. Vibrant raspberry, cherry-vanilla and coconut aromas are complemented by candied licorice and smoky minerals. Pliant, palate-coating red and dark berry preserve flavors are perked up by Asian spices and smoky minerals. Pretty exotic but not over the top, with gentle tannins adding shape and focus to the long, sweet finish. This is downright sexy today.
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Firm in texture, with beautifully poised blackberry, licorice and pepper flavors that seem to hover weightlessly over fine tannins, lingering enticingly on the long, expressive finish.
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Lavish 34 months in American (dominant) and French oak has resulted in an army greatcoat of oak wrapped around the undeniably good fruit, the latter giving the palate length.
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Vines planted 1894. They are apparently employing a historian to check the vine-planting records, and are paying him in wine. Rich and flattering with very nice balance. Theres a slight element of dry port about it, lots of VA and alcohlol for example, but this is pure Oz. They age it first in new oak and then used oak apparently. You could enjoy this easily already. Apparently the 1986 and 1988 are drinking beautifully now! Unctuous. Theres a bit of salt and umami.
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- One of the Most Beloved Ballets of All Time
- Performances By the Metropolitan's Own Sarah Zuber and Erik Sanborn
The Metropolitan Ballet is bringing one of the most sacred ballet productions of all time to the Hopkins Auditorium stage this month -- Giselle. Featuring Metropolitan Ballet's newest ballerina Sarah Zuber in the role of Giselle, this beautifully choreographed production tells the story of a young girl who dies of a broken heart after believing she was betrayed by the Prince she loves.
Take in this spellbinding story of love and loss at either 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 26, or at 3 p.m. on Sunday, October 27.
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• $19 ($39 value) for one standard ticket to Giselle at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 26
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Early event check-in before Walk
Spend time on May 2 meeting other animal lovers and enjoying the festivities instead of standing in line to check in. Early registration is available to all Walkers on Thursday, April 30th from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. at our St. Paul and Golden Valley locations.
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Saturday May 2, 2015
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9:00 am Walk begins
Meet at the corner of Dahlberg Drive and Meadow Lane to be led by our "Honorary Walk Leaders" (winners of the coloring contest from all five sites), Subaru and the Minnesota RollerGirls. Look for our own President and CEO, Janelle Dixon and WCCO talent, Mike Binkley and Rachel Slavik, hoisted up high in the cherry picker to announce the start!
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I don't know that many games to ascertain that no game at all hasn't got what you want, but it's very unlikely that you will find any professional game with the assets in interchange formats (these common formats that 3DS Max and Blender can import). I hope someone here knows of some games like that.
As I recall, there are two reasons for this:
1) Metadata. The artists load the models (originally under an interchange format) into their game engine, establish tags, animations, collision primitives etc. and compile or save all that information into a single file. The final game file has a proprietary structure with more than the geometry and animation information.
2) Performance. An interchange format can be optimized to only keep what the game engine needs to know about the model, but then you walk away from the original specification of the format and cannot load it into the modelling programmes anymore.
Some engines also serialize this final game-engine model so it's faster to load, but makes the file compatible with only the game engine that produced it. This means you don't have to parse chunks of the interchange file or rebuild the mesh into memory; You can deserialize it straight into memory, which is a faster process.
With that in mind, there are a couple of tools that read final game-engine formats:
MilkShape3D - 3D modeller and animator programme. If you look at the formats it loads you'll have an idea of which games to go after. You can import a game format and export to an interchange format (like FBX for instance).
Wally - Texture editing tool that opens a few proprietary game texture formats from id Software. The official website is down.


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We have used Alex Ross and his crew multiple times to take care of a tree that split and fell on our neighbors' driveway. Both times he has come out promptly when others would not and removed the fallen limbs. The second time he removed the tree as well. His prices were excellent and he cleaned up the yard. No reason to call anyone else.
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Posted on: 7/20/2010
Alex Ross has cut down trees both at our new house and old house. If we ever move again, he will be the guy we turn to for tree removal! He is prompt, courteous, and goes above and beyond what is expected of him. His crew was more than willing to do extra work that we had not asked for earlier. He made sure that we were happy with the job done, and was willing to go the extra mile if we had needed it. I highly recommend Sharper Edge Tree Care for all of your tree cutting/removal needs!
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Posted on: 6/19/2010
Alex Ross has been our arborist for 3 years now and we couldn't be more pleased with his service. He is very knowledgable about trees in our area and makes the effort to do what is technically necessary to prune while keeping in mind the aesthetics of the view of our property. He is prompt with a reasonable and accurate estimate, and carries out his plan with a great team. While on the job he stays in touch to make sure we're completely satisfied from start to finish. Excellent work! It's a rare pleasure to deal with a hardworking, honest guy like Alex.
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Posted on: 5/21/2010
Alex and his crew cut down about 10 trees for me. Alex is very professional. He and his crew completed the job timely and without any issues. The site was cleaned after they finished.
I was very impressed with Alex and his crew on my HUGE tree removal project. Approximately 50 pines and sweet gums were removed without a hitch and the entire area was cleaned of all debris. Several trees were overhanging the structure on the property and were removed with the utmost care. Thanks Alex for a fantastic job!
Alex came in and took out 6 trees including a couple that were leaning over the house. He beat everyone's prices and I never worried for a moment - except when he was swinging from tree to tree 40 feet in the air! HE IS THE BEST!
He did better on price for me than several other quotes I got. I also like that he is an arborist, and I was able to discuss with him, how I should prune my Japanese Maple. Thanks Alex!
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Posted on: 4/25/2010
We called Alex to cut at least two trees in our front yard as well as evaluate a couple of Bradfords. He arrived on time and agreed that two of the trees were too close to the house and one was diseased. However, he suggested keeping the Bradfords since they are healthy and safe. We appreciate that he didn't suggest cutting these lovely trees. The price was great! And the work was excellent. Both trees were large and were removed in one day. All debris was removed. We will definitely call Alex again, and we recommend Sharper Edge Tree Care 100%! Thank you Alex!
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Posted on: 4/20/2010
Alex originally quoted me for 2 trees, and then before we scheduled him out, we noticed a third was dead. The day we scheduled him out to take down the first two, I was able to get off of work early, and he was able to make it an hour earlier than scheduled. When he got there he quoted us on taking the third tree down on the spot. We agreed and he did a great job! I will be calling him again if we need any more taken down in the future.


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Fab Freebie: A Splash Of Color
*** This giveaway is now closed – see who won below!***
After quite a color-filled few days here on YHL, random.org has selected our winner as… Daffodil (whose kitchen gets almost zero natural light, so she painted it a cheerful bright yellow). Congrats! And I think we have an idea of what color sink you might be choosing…
Jonathan Adler has been a big inspiration to us lately, especially as we learn to embrace more color in this house than our first one. And as excited as we were by his new color-filled collaboration with Kohler, we were even MORE excited when Kohler agreed to give one of you a new kitchen sink and faucet to the tune of nearly $3,000 in value. So what'll it be? Do you want the poppy yellow apron sink for your kitchen? A cool aqua double-sink for your basement wet bar? Or maybe a deep single sink in navy? The choice is all yours.
And since a sink isn't much good without a faucet, Kohler's gonna let you choose from three of their favorite styles in any available finish: the Purist, the Cruette, or the Simplice. Whatever choice you make, something tells me that doing dishes is going to be a lot cheerier around someone's house very soon…
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ADLER ME! Bold bright yellow, greens, and teals for our house!
ADLER ME! I have a blue and white kitchen but never considered anything other than a white sink. A colorful sink and simple faucet could mean big impact. Thanks for a new idea.
We recently put in a pretty tile backsplash. Still haven't grouted it, but it looks nice.
Adler Me! I'm dying to brighten up our kitchen with some color. Currently we only have a small pop of sage green in polka-dotted wine glasses and orange/white stripes on handtowels.
Adler Me!
We painted our kitchen walls a really pretty green color and I have a lot of colorful dishes! Love green and yellow together!
ADLER ME! Right now the only color in our kitchen is on dish towels and utensil jars, but it's a start!
I am currently adding in greens, blues, and yellows into my house. We painted our bedroom turquoise and my office a soft green :) Totally out of character for us!
ALDER ME!!! We just moved to a new home and are starting to add color from scratch. Your blog is inspirational to us!
Adler me!
All my color comes in through my dishes..their displayed in the cabinets…buy still usable!
Adler Me-
i recently painted my drab gray walls with Sherman Williams "Sassy Girl" green… with the silver applpiance and white cabinets it happys it up nicely :)
ADLER ME! We're hoping to add a splash of color with a fun new backsplash.
Adler Me!
Our kitchen is sadly void of color.
ADLER ME – I bring color any way I can…espresso machine, mixer, glass tiles. I'd love to have this puppy :)
Adler me! We painted our walls a cheery yellow…goes great with our favorite dishes that are blue and green!
ADLER ME!!! I currently don't have much color in my kitchen. This would be the perfect way to 'spice it up!' I have white cabinets and asphalt grey counters. Adding pops of yellow was on my to-do list!
ADLER ME, please!
I painted my kitchen around the same time you were doing your kitchen reno. I added a pop of Peacock blue on the back wall of my glass cabinets. I love it!
Probably the most colorful thing in our kitchen is my children's artwork on the fridge….or the scribbles that don't quite make it to paper on the island counter!
ADLER ME! Last summer we painted our 90's oak cabinets a nice vintage-y shade of green. I add accent colors of red and pink with vintage canisters and my kitchen aid mixer.
"Adler Me!"
Adding color by having colorful kitchen rugs and towels.
I haven't done anything to my kitchen YET but I have big big plans to beautify it.
I love fresh flowers in the kitchen for color.
Not to mention whatever food of the day our 10 month old likes to fling off during dinner time to brighten up the kitchen for the day!
I desperately need some color in my kitchen.. actually I need a whole new kitchen :)
We bring color to our kitchen with bold red accents! Currently we live in a rental (although we're hoping to buy soon! A new sink would be a great first project!) so we're limited with what we can do. We're adding pops of red with bright fruit and bread bowls and fun potholders!
We painted our kitchen a neutral grey but do plenty of pops of red anywhere we can.
We get most of our color from a painting on the wall and our kitchenaid mixer. Could use more color for sure.
ADLER ME! I'm a sucker for bright and bold accessories, like my new yellow tea pot!
Adler me! These sinks are gorgeous! We have a weird pinky beige and oak kitchen that we have yet to tackle and I think a yellow sink would be the most fabulous jump-off point for a DIY reno!
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When people first start looking at Linux there are some hurdles. The first one is understanding that Linux is free. Because so much software is licensed, the idea that you can get a copy and legally give it to all your friends and use it on all your computers seems to take some getting used to.
Once people get over that hurdle, the next problem seems to be "which distribution should I get?". This is because there isn't just one Linux—a concept that is familiar to many Unix system users but fairly foreign to the MS-DOS or MS-Windows user. This article addresses that question. Hopefully the third question, where do I get it, can be answered by our advertisers.
Historically, the word Linux had a somewhat different meaning. It was really just the operating system kernel. People would then collect various pieces of software (a compiler from one place, login code from another and so on) and put together their own system. The problem is that this took a lot of time, and as the amount of support software available grew the choices grew as well.
The solution was for someone to make a distribution, a collection of software consisting of the kernel and all the support programs that a user would need. What happened is that more than one "someone" did this because of differing needs. And each of these distributions was called "Linux".
What's wrong with calling them Linux? Nothing, if we can avoid the confusion that it initially introduces. The confusion comes from two areas:
Different distributions contain different programs.
Linux is really the kernel. When we lump all the other programs in and still call the contents Linux we are ignoring the work of others including FSF for the C compiler and most of the utilities, and the University of California at Berkeley for Ingres and Postgres.
I am sure the label Linux will stick, but I do think it is important that we recognize that there's a lot more to what we get in a distribution than code written by those who would be considered Linux developers.
Now, on to distributions. This isn't intended to be a complete list, just a quick look for beginners. I encourage anyone with a different distribution that they consider important to write to us and tell us about it.
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Developed at the University of Manchester, MCC was designed to be quickly installed by anyone. It has excellent documentation and is both compact and very stable. MCC was designed to be installed on 386 systems in a lab used by computer science students. It includes networking via ethernet and a complete development system but lacks such things as print spooling, uucp and X windows. Because of its excellent documentation and compact size (easily fits in 30MB of hard disk space; distribution is 8 floppies) it is a great place to start-particularly if you have little or no Unix experience.
At the time of this writing (February, 1994), the MCC distribution is based on a rather old kernel. It is, however, very stable and well tested.
Slackware evolved from the ideas behind SLS, a complete Linux system with an installation system that makes it possible to pick and choose what you want. It isn't perfect but it is very current, well supported and very reliable. The imperfections are generally in terms of a missing link or wrong permission. Here at Linux Journal we have two systems running Slackware, and the only serious problem we encountered was with smail. After talking to other Unix users we determined that the problem was actually an smail bug, not a Linux bug. We replaced smail with sendmail+IDA and all seems to be fine now. Some distributors (such as Trans-Ameritech) are distributing Slackware on CD-ROM.
Available only on CD-ROM, this is a very popular distribution. Current and complete, it offers a quick way to get a working system up and running. It includes X-windows (in fact, it requires you to load X to do system configuration) and a pretty amazing set of tools. Like most of the up-to-date distributions, it has a few bugs. It is, however, a great choice for someone who wants to get a working Linux system with X up and running quickly. I also feel it is well worth the $50 for the amount of source code you get in a compact form. We have one Linux system in the office running Yggdrasil.
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I actually think it may be going under, not undervalued. I am out of confidence.
I don't know how "real" it is. For all we know, they could be renting a 2BR apartment above some deli and calling it their headquarters? Who knows? All we know is what they tell us and what they tell us has been all good, maybe too good to be true...we'll see soon enough.
So now we know why we dropped like a stone from .26 to .10, Management printed more shares and sold almost 1mm of them at a huge discount to where we all bought in. Scary report indeed. They have one, maybe two quarters left in my eyes to show us something. If not, we all will be selling this below .05. Good luck all.
Hope, we may have been duped on this one. Over promising and a lot of hype and down 70% since the merger. Doesn't look good.
I hope all is well.
LOL, you have to own shares to sell shares. These morons in management own very little. They could care less whether or not approval even happens. As long as they get a paycheck.
Dude, what are you smoking? Six weeks ago we were over 3.50. Does .20 make a trend??
I am still long and I still HATE this company and can't wait for the spike to $5 so I can get out for good!
That tells you all you need to know about the chances of success. Someone posted today "why sell at the 52 week low?" because it will make a new one tomorrow, next week and next month....
I agree, Hope. I'm surprised we didn't see much more volume on this news. The company sure seems bold on all its revenue predictions. Now we wait to see how much of it actually comes true. GLTY as always.
We'd have a better shot if JK was giving the presentation for us over Spiro.
Yes Hope, thanks for sharing the info. I guess the next couple of quarterly reports will tell the story of whether or not this was all hype on the part of management or whether they can actually have a big revenue stream here.
I'm not sure I trust these guys. 51k on the ask at .22?? These guys are selling big time and have been for a few weeks. Pump and Dump after that paid promo interview?? Something is starting to smell with this co. IMO
Hope, it appears the shares in the low 30's are beginning to dry up. I added some more today below .30. This seller has to be done soon I would suspect. Have a good weekend.
Thanks Hope. I see that 13mm shares were used to purchase Veloxum, which are tied up for 1-2 years. Hwang owns a lot of the other shares o/s. One would think the float is small, but you can get as much as you want at .33-.35 it appears. I built up 100k in the last three trading days.
I bought 18k shares of LVS in March 2009 for 2.50. Sold them all at $8. I will never stop kicking myself for selling that early. Would be worth 1.4mm today! UGH!!!
Let me start by saying thanks to Hopeful for mentioning ABHI on another board. I did some DD and I like what I see here. Started an initial position today (1/3 of today's volume was me). Question, Yahoo shows 26mm shares outstanding with a float of less than 10% of that. Who owns the 24mm shares? TIA and I hope we can ride this one up with the other longs. Management made some bold predictions about future growth and revenue. I sure hope they execute on their plans.
Dude, you have to get a life. Not a day goes by that you don't post on this board. You have allowed CYCC to suck up your entire life. I am down also, and wish I never bought. But I refuse to post here 24x7. This is a dead stock...nothing is going on. Take a break for a while and do something else and check back in a few weeks.
$360 or a market cap of about 7BB, just to break even. Truly sad....
Ugh, another brand new ID. Buh-Bye L2L
My prediction. It will come before the end of the year. The BOD has to be getting tired of this stock underperforming just about every other biotech on the market. CYCC will got to $5++ on the news. Everyone will bail and two years from now, the SPA will fail.


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The process took 3 days – interviewed at Colonial Properties Trust in April 2011.
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Luxury Inn, Flagstaff
Located in Flagstaff (East Flagstaff), Luxury Inn is close to Bushmaster Park, Flagstaff Mall and The Marketplace, and West of the Moon Gallery. Also nearby are Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra and Doris Harper White Community Playhouse.
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Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. Self parking is complimentary.
The 40 guestrooms at Luxury Inn include hair dryers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. All accommodations provide desks and phones. In-room microwaves and refrigerators are provided. Housekeeping is offered daily.
It was very acceptable. It would have been nice to have plastic or paper cups in the room.
It was great for an overnight stay, but there was no heater....:-(
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