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The steadfast rule has always been "don't cook with wine you wouldn't drink." In reality, that is in reference to the 'cooking wines' that are located on the grocery shelf near the vinegars. Those 'cooking wines' have nothing to do with what you would drink from a wine glass. It turns out there are occasions you might use wine you wouldn't drink.
For instance, you don't like red wine and yet that is what's called for in the recipe. Purchase a boxed red wine for the pantry as it's shelf life is much longer than that bottle you'd have to open but won't drink anyway. You have an opened bottle of wine that's been stored in the refrigerator and the taste has turned somewhat. It's perfectly fine to use that in a recipe where the wine will be heated, as in a reduction sauce (sauteed in a skillet on the stovetop where the liquid is cooked down to half its original volume). A wine that has turned becomes more like a flavored vinegar.
When using wine as an ingredient, does it need to be a "good" (expensive) bottle of wine? No, not at all, especially if it's going to be cooked in the dish. My opinion is a "good" bottle of wine should be enjoyed from a glass. If the recipe does not give you guidelines, choose a dry wine if the finished product is savory, and a semi-sweet wine if the end result is dessert.
Perhaps you would like to add a dessert wine to your favorite brownie batter or the chocolate sauce that tops your popular ice cream sundaes. When adding wine as an ingredient, be sure to subtract the amount of the wine from the total liquid called for in the recipe.
A popular apron saying is "I cook with wine, sometimes I even add it to the food." Wine has a place at your table but it also deserves a place in your recipes.
Of course I have heard about the class action law suit claiming there is too much arsenic in too many wines, especially low-cost wines. Of course I do not possess the knowledge required to determine the merits of the suit.
I know that it's not uncommon for law suits to take place in America. I am not surprised to hear about corporate interests trumping health and well-being of people affected by those interests. I do have difficulty believing that wine producers of whatever level would deliberately endanger the well being of their customers. That said, I could name dozens of wine fraud incidents in just about every wine region in the world, some of which in Austria and Italy a couple of decades ago took the lives of a considerable number of people. Yet I have taken refuge in the knowledge that wine is one of the few food products that can be traced directly back to the producers, which makes it unlikely that a wine farmer or producer would deliberately bring shame to the winery.
It's true that arsenic appears in many foods and drinks we consume. Some popular sparkling waters have from time to time been banned by the Food and Drug Administration because of arsenic content. It's also true that the 83 wines identified in the plaintiff's charge are all "industrialized" wines, that is wines produced on a mass scale.
I agree with proponents of the litigation that wineries should always be aware of the congruents in their wines and constantly check them for potentially dangerous levels.I always defend producers as generally keenly careful about the health and safety of their customers and their employees. At wine producer conferences and seminars I have attended, there have always been classes on wine law, healthful production, and topics relevant to dealing with pests, chemicals, cleaners, sanitation, and other items we never think about when extolling a particular vintage around a dinner table near a roaring fire.
I have no reason to doubt the findings of the lab bringing suit, but I do hope the judge and jury are appreciators of wine and the wine profession.
A beautiful full-color booklet recently arrived in my mailbox and it tells me anything I could ever want to know about the world's most glamorous wine. I don't know how available it is, but it caused me to visit www.champagne.fr which contains much of the text and most of the photos in the booklet plus a number of brochures. I encourage those of you searching for Champagne knowledge to pay the site a visit.
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The movie, originally called America though now called America: Imagine a World Without Her, was set for wide release on July 4 to take advantage of Independence Day, though Lionsgate moved the date up two days, insiders say.
America is the follow-up to the right-leaning 2016: Obama's America, which is the second-most-successful political documentary in U.S. history after 2004's Fahrenheit 9/11, the left-leaning Michael Moore film also distributed by Lionsgate.
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Liberals who appear in the film include Ward Churchill, Alan Dershowitz, Noam Chomsky, Bill Ayers, Michael Eric Dyson and Charles Truxillo.
In one clip from what will no doubt be a controversial film, Truxillo -- a leading progressive voice on the topic of immigration -- says that those who immigrate to the U.S. "don't have the all-consuming desire to lose their identities anymore. For what? What are you losing it for? You want to become like what? The white brats in the mall?"
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The Linux desktop is a place to work and a place to play. People fortunate enough to have time to play have many distractions to amuse them. Audio fun abounds with programs like Amarok and Rhythmbox. Video enthusiasts will find a plethora of options, from standalone video players (like MPlayer, Xine and VLC) to comprehensive multimedia environments (like Freevo and Moovida). Being a video enthusiast, I find myself drawn to two of the most popular open-source entertainment tools: MythTV and XBMC.
MythTV (www.mythtv.org) is a full-featured digital video recorder built for the Linux desktop yet perfectly suited to running as a home-theater system. It includes support for live TV and recordings, video file and DVD playback, photo galleries, music collections, weather forecasts, movie rentals via Netflix and even home video surveillance.
XBMC (xbmc.org) is a media player that also supports DVD and video file playback, music collections, photo galleries and weather forecasts. Unlike MythTV, XBMC was not originally developed for the Linux desktop. Instead, it was built to run on modified Xbox hardware, and later it was modified to be a general-purpose media tool and ported to the Linux desktop. Because of this, some of XBMC's features are geared toward the use of Xbox features, such as running games and dashboards. Even so, XBMC has evolved into an excellent desktop Linux media player in its own right.
MythTV and XBMC are similar tools but have different designs and target audiences. This article doesn't attempt to compare them side by side, apples to apples. Instead, the intention is to examine each from a user perspective and discover what features have meaning to different types of users. Because these applications are so feature-rich, the primary focus here is limited to video services—playing movies and watching TV. Although both systems have been designed to work well when displayed on a TV, this article is written from the point of view of using the applications on a desktop.
MythTV is a well established project and, as such, is easily installed on most major Linux distributions using desktop package management tools. Ready-made packages are available for Fedora/Red Hat/CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, OpenSUSE, Mandriva and Arch Linux. There also are live CD distributions, such as MythBuntu, MythDora and LinHES (formerly KnoppMyth), which allow you to run MythTV without installing it. Building from source is possible, but it can be complex, and there are many prerequisites. Using prepackaged versions is the preferred installation mechanism.
MythTV can be used without TV capture cards. The MythVideo plugin can be used to view and manage video files that have been ripped from DVDs or other sources. However, MythTV requires a supported TV capture card to allow watching live TV. It currently does not provide direct support for external TV sources, such as Hulu or Veoh.
MythTV back ends start automatically when installed from distribution packages. To start front ends, use the mythfrontend command. You can run other command-line tools, such as mythfilldatabase, although these often run automatically once MythTV is configured.
XBMC is built specifically for the Ubuntu distribution, and packages are available from the Ubuntu repositories. Other Linux distributions must build from source. Fortunately, doing so isn't hard, at least for Fedora. As with MythTV, you need to install many prerequisite packages. The XBMC Wiki provides copy-and-paste commands for installing them. Some distributions may require setting some environment variables, but building the package is the same for all listed distributions:
./bootstrap ./configure make make install
To install to a program-specific directory, specify a prefix. A prefix allows installation to a directory that can be removed easily later:
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Thirty-four years into the epidemic, women and girls are still overlooked in almost every aspect of federal, state and local HIV/AIDS policy, funding and care. Yet we continue to be infected and we continue to die. One in 5 new HIV infections in the US are among women. AIDS diagnoses among women in the US have tripled since the mid 1980s. In certain parts of the nation, like the South, where poverty and lack of access to healthcare fuel the epidemic, that number can rise to 30%. In Sub-Saharan Africa women comprise 58% of the epidemic.
In 2010, the Obama Administration issued a visionary plan, the National HIV/AIDS Strategy (NHAS), which set forth strategies to reduce new infections, increase access to care, and reduce related health disparities — yet it failed to set forth any strategy regarding women and girls. Despite using the word "women" sixty or more times in the document, its authors failed to articulate any strategy to reduce new HIV infections among women or address their barriers to care.
Despite the tragic oversight in the NHAS, there was little public outcry. Few spoke up about the implications of this public health crisis for women, their families and their communities. Not even ACT-UP, known for its vigorous activism and "Silence = Death" mantra, protested this deadly lack of attention to women and girls. Can the lack of interest in women and girls be chalked up to just neglect? Or is it part of the larger war against women's reproductive rights?
This year the administration is due to report on the results of the initial plan and update it. Initial reports are that it will again be silent regarding women and girls. It is inconceivable that in this age of promising biomedical prevention such as PrEP and PeP, the evolution of Medicaid redesign and promising new care models, the fate of women and girls will again be ignored.
Are our mothers, daughters, sisters, nieces and granddaughters so expendable? Are they merely collateral in the epidemic where 86% are infected through heterosexual sex despite new biomedical prevention that could reduce or even end new infections among women and girls? Why is there no public concern that over the half the population is being overlooked in public efforts to end the most devastating plague of our time?
When women are disabled by illness, communities are put at risk. As major caregivers of their children and often other generations within their families, a woman's inability to carry on creates hardship and crises that extend well beyond HIV/AIDS. It's time for HIV/AIDS activists, policy makers and others to demand that women and girls matter. If the administration issues a revised "National HIV/AIDS Strategy" this year without addressing women and girls, activists must stand up. Silence is no longer acceptable.]]>
While doing research for a recommendation to the Governor's Task Force to End AIDS by 2020 that I and other task force members are submitting, I was shocked to learn that the last time New York City did a major policy overhaul for youth services was in 1978, with some tweaks in 1980. Imagine – the state has not updated youth services policy since before the beginning of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Youth end up homeless for many reasons, including abuse and neglect by parents or other guardians; rejection by family due to the youth's gender identity or sexual orientation; lack of independent living or life skills; incarcerated or deceased parents; mental illness; and education-related issues. I was also surprised to learn of an invisible group of homeless youth – pregnant girls and girls parenting a newborn. Although they comprise 56% of homeless youth, we seldom hear about them. Tossed from one state and City agency to another, these young women are faced with terrible decisions that even most adults would find hard to make. Many of them are victims of domestic and intimate partner violence. For those who want to keep their baby, returning to their abusers is often their only choice.
I hope that by this time next year, we can influence New York State to conduct a full scale revision of the 1978 Runway and Homeless Youth Act. We need more programs like our STARS program for both HIV-positive and HIV-negative homeless young adults. STARS clients receive supportive housing, not shelters, so they can stabilize, get the services they need and begin to imagine a life free of neglect and abuse. I'd like to think that by 2020, we could end new HIV infections among youth. It's the very least we owe these young men and women who now struggle merely to survive.]]>
The annual Gala & Auction will be on March 26, 2015, at Pier 60 in NYC. Now in its 27th year, the Gala & Auction brings together more than six hundred people from the home décor and design, art, media and entertainment, fashion and corporate communities to celebrate and support our programs addressing homelessness, poverty, and health disparities among some of the city's most marginalized New Yorkers. Stay tuned for more information via Bailey House's email list, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! Use the hashtag #BHAuctionGala to post about the event.
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In April of 2015, Bailey House is launching the inaugural Dining Out For Life® event in New York City! Dining Out For Life is an international event in over 60 North American cities that supports people living with HIV/AIDS through a day of dining out and giving back. We are honored to announce Magnolia Bakery (creator of the cupcakes pictured above) as a Dining Out For Life partner. Select NYC restaurants will be joining Bailey House in our fundraising efforts – we will announce participating restaurants in 2015! In the meantime, join our email list and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for updates about the event. Use the hashtag #NYCdineout to post about the event!
For more information about either event, please contact email@example.com or (212) 633-2500 x458.]]>
Today Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the appointment of Bailey House CEO Gina Quattrochi to a new Task Force to End AIDS in New York State. Members of the Task Force are charged with implementing a plan to meet the goals of Governor Cuomo's "Bending the Curve" initiative, a three-pronged strategy to reduce HIV infections in New York State by the year 2020. Bailey House is proud to partner with the Governor and with peer organizations to focus on three goals: identifying people with HIV who are undiagnosed and linking them to health care; connecting people living with HIV/AIDS to health care and HIV medication; and preventing HIV among high-risk populations.
As a dynamic advocate for many years and Bailey House's CEO since 1995, Ms. Quattrochi has been a leader in the fight to end HIV/AIDS for decades. Ms. Quattrochi stated, "I am thrilled to be part of New York State's effort to end HIV/AIDS by 2020. While it is an ambitious goal, the active participation by those of us on the front lines ensures that the plan will be reality-based and focused on ending the key drivers of HIV incidence, including poverty, homelessness, racism, gender-based health disparities and the criminalization of drug use." This ground-breaking effort to address the HIV/AIDS epidemic in New York State cannot succeed without the input of the movement's long-time advocates and leaders, and Bailey House commends Governor Cuomo for convening the first Task Force to End AIDS in the nation.
Read the entire press release here.
On Wednesday, July 23, Bailey House CEO Gina Quattrochi received the UCLA/Johnson & Johnson Health Care Executive Program Community Health Improvement Project (CHIP) Award. The CHIP Award honors leaders in health care who have made a difference through a specific initiative to improve the well-being of people living in their community. The Bailey House CHIP was the opening of a Behavioral Health Center (BHC) at the agency's multi-service Rand Harlan Center in East Harlem. The BHC opened its doors in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, which devastated Bailey House's landmark West Village residence Bailey-Holt House. Despite the immense effort necessary to recover from the storm, Ms. Quattrochi and Bailey House staff cut the ribbon for the BHC one month after Superstorm Sandy hit New York.
In her CHIP proposal, Ms. Quattrochi outlined the lack of culturally competent behavioral health care in East Harlem, an area with some of the highest rates of mental illness, poverty, homelessness, HIV incidence, incarceration and injection drug use in New York City. Bailey House assessed area mental health resources and determined that despite some availability, most clinics refused to treat the most vulnerable individuals – active substance users, the homeless, sex workers and those with complex medical issues. There were also few clinics that offered bi-lingual services. To address these disparities, Bailey House decided to open the BHC.
The BHC has been open for over a year and serves a diverse population – including lesbian, gay and bisexual individuals; people who are homeless and unstably housed; people living with HIV/AIDS and other chronic illnesses; substance users; and transgender individuals. Staff operate under Bailey House's standard of trauma-informed care, collaborating with clients to achieve successful health outcomes and work through past and current trauma. As Ms. Quattrochi says, "Untreated mental illness, including trauma, is a severe, under-recognized public health crisis and a major barrier to health care access, quality of care and cost reduction. When you offer harm reduction-based, culturally competent services to "hard to engage" individuals, they engage and prosper." The CHIP award showcases Bailey House's efforts to address health disparities and improve access to health care for the most vulnerable New Yorkers.
Bailey House has provided a continuum of supportive housing, case management and health care navigation and wraparound support services to people living with HIV/AIDS and other chronic illnesses for over 30 years.
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Bailey House, the landmark agency that has provided housing and support services to people affected by HIV/AIDS for more than 30 years, has been awarded a $1.36M federal grant for its STARS (Success Through Accessing Rental Assistance and Support) initiative, a supportive housing program for homeless HIV-positive young adults, including LGBTQ individuals. Encompassing 53 apartments, STARS is the largest permanent supportive housing program in NYC for HIV-positive youth, including eight units solely for homeless transgender young adults. The grant is from the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Department's HOPWA (Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS) program.
Regina Quattrochi, Bailey House CEO, stated, "This grant enables Bailey House to support its current program for homeless HIV-positive youth while also opening the door for future expansions to address the critical gap in services for this vulnerable population." Homeless youth, especially those who are also LGBTQ and/or HIV-positive, face an especially difficult time finding adequate shelter in NYC. Only 253 municipal shelter beds are available for the almost 4,000 homeless youth in NYC, while even fewer options are available for those living with HIV/AIDS. In response to the need for stable housing and care coordination for HIV-positive homeless youth, Bailey House launched STARS in 2009. The program provides housing and support to some of the most marginalized youth in NYC; many of its residents are struggling with substance use and mental illness, as well as homelessness and HIV. A HUD-SPNS (Special Project of National Significance) initiative, STARS originally consisted of 20 apartments. Because there is a significant dearth of services for homeless young adults of transgender experience, eight additional units specifically for transgender youth were added in 2012. STARS is one of the only programs in the city that provides permanent housing for the transgender community. In 2014, in recognition of Bailey House's success with the program, the agency was awarded another grant to provide permanent supportive housing to 22 additional young adults. Private funders for the STARS program include The Brian McCarthy Foundation, The David Geffen Foundation, The Palette Fund and The Rocking Moon Foundation.
I'll never forget October 2009. I had just returned to campus at Boston College following several months abroad in Argentina. My boyfriend from that time was making the ages-old pilgrimage to Machu Picchu – now one of the ten wonders of the world. The immense joy of that moment was instantly sapped when, days later, I received the news: he was HIV-positive.
Being more than 8,000 miles away and on the receiving end of the phone unable to give him a hug was one of the most painful moments I've ever experienced. I had read my friend Larry Kramer's masterworks, Faggots and The Normal Heart, and I was well-versed in my history of the plague that demolished his generation. But it wasn't until that very moment, when someone my own age was diagnosed with HIV, that I felt the weight of a world torn apart by HIV and AIDS.
Frank's image could have filled the pages of any magazine. He was young and just beginning his career in government. It broke my heart knowing that this diagnosis was preventable. An act of love with a trusted partner changed his life in an instant.
At the time, Frank would have been representative of the hardest-hit population by HIV today in America: young, non-white men. To put it into perspective, 87 percent of new HIV cases among men ages 13 to 24 are among men of color.
It begs the question, why isn't this making front page headlines? Sadly, it seems that in 2014, stigma remains rampant in America. The masses are caring less and less about a disease whose demographics are increasingly focused on people of color, people struggling with homelessness and poverty, and other marginalized populations. We constantly envision an "HIV and AIDS free world." But if transmission rates continue to rise among youth, how is this possible?
These alarming statistics will only be reversed if we take the time to engage with youth in real ways. The abstinence-only education model failed our nation, as double-digit increases in youth HIV transmission rates make clear. To no surprise, young people have and always will have sex, and realistic sex education is necessary. However, while we can talk about behavioral issues all that we want, attitude adjustment and behavioral modification alone are incomplete and ineffective.
Structural drivers and social determinants, such as poverty, homelessness, racism, lack of access to healthcare and trauma and intimate partner violence are better predictors of the epidemic. We need to address these issues among our youth in addition to teaching them about safe sex. If we encourage youth to think about HIV/AIDS as part of a larger picture of the disparities that exist in the U.S., we will reach them in more meaningful ways than just letting them know safe sex is a good idea.
After all, why is the HIV rate higher among youth of color? Youth of color are at a higher risk for HIV even when they have fewer "risk behaviors" than white youth simply because they are more likely to be impacted by these structural barriers than white youth.
Bailey House reaches out to marginalized youth through our now expanding STARS (Success Through Accessing Rental Assistance and Support) program, the largest supportive housing program for HIV-positive youth in New York City. STARS provides stable housing to 50 formerly homeless young people, many of them LGBTQ, who are living with HIV/AIDS and struggling to overcome mental illness and/or substance abuse. We connect each individual to life-saving medical care and independent living skills training, transforming vulnerable people in crisis into stable, safe and thriving adults.
But the work doesn't stop inside Bailey House. An HIV and AIDS-free generation won't be realized if we aren't recruiting a new contingent of activists, leaders and philanthropists to carry on the work my late uncle Rodger McFarlane began when he took the helm of Gay Men's Health Crisis at a mere 27 years old.
The future starts with my generation, and that's why I'm working with our CEO Gina Quattrochi to better include youth and young adults in the current HIV/AIDS narrative in this country. It's time for my peers to have a more open and engaged dialogue about some of the topics we tackle on a daily basis at Bailey House: homelessness, poverty, mental health. It's only through increased communication that the walls of stigma can truly be broken.
I believe I will see a world without HIV and AIDS in my lifetime, and I look forward to a day where National HIV and AIDS Awareness Day will be something for the history books. Small steps toward this goal can be made on an individual level. The more we empower youth, the more they will make caring decisions in regards to their health and the health of their communities. Along those lines, I leave you with these words of wisdom from the Jesuit theologian Pedro Arrupe:
"Nothing is more practical than … falling in a love in a quite absolute, final way. What you are in love with, what seizes your imagination will affect everything. It will decide what will get you out of bed in the mornings, what you will do with your evenings, how you spend your weekends, what you read, who you know, what breaks your heart, and what amazes you with joy and gratitude. Fall in love, stay in love, and it will decide everything."
Joseph Neese is an LGBT activist and journalist, who is on the Board of Directors of Bailey House and The Tyler Clementi Foundation, where he works specifically with issues affecting youth and young adults. Joseph works in Human Resources for the NBCUniversal News Group, supporting NBC News, msnbc and CNBC. He is the nephew of the late LGBT and HIV/AIDS trailblazer Rodger McFarlane.]]>
Bailey House has been selected by the National Council for Behavioral Health to participate in its prestigious "Trauma-Informed Care Learning Community", a nationally recognized program that advances evidence-based practice to address trauma, including PTSD. As a member of this group, Bailey House will embark on a yearlong transformative process to enhance the quality and impact of its services. Denise Arzola, Deputy Director of Community Services, stated, " All nineteen Bailey House programs, including our patient navigation and other health services, the food pantry, supportive housing and housing placement programs, will focus on the seven domains of trauma-informed care including early screening, consumer-driven services, nurturing a trauma-informed and responsive workforce, evidence-based and emerging best practices, creating safe environments, community outreach and partnership building, and ongoing performance improvement and evaluation."
Bailey House implemented a trauma-informed approach in many of its services four years ago because so many of its clients are survivors of intimate partner and family violence, childhood sexual abuse, incarceration, rape and gun violence. Regina Quattrochi, CEO stated, "Becoming part of this nationwide learning community will help us build even more effective services for low-income individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS and other chronic illnesses throughout New York City. With our headquarters in East Harlem, just 5 blocks from the tragic building explosion on E.116th, we are reminded that trauma manifests in many forms in economically compromised communities. We are very excited to partner with the National Council for Behavioral Health so that we may work with other leaders in NYC to support individual and community healing from personal and institutionalized trauma."
For over 30 years, Bailey House has provided a continuum of housing, case management and wraparound support services to people living with HIV/AIDS. As leaders in the field of supportive housing for individuals living with HIV/AIDS, Bailey House has made connecting clients to care a cornerstone of their services, resulting in an integration of health-related care with community support that empowers clients to make educated choices about their health and well-being.]]>


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Ironically enough, a percentage of German gold was actually stolen from displaced/killed Jews and other countries that Germany had conquered. Tons of that gold made it back to New York where it was re-pressed with the Federal Seal, thereby making it US money.
This story is highly unlikely. There were two international conferences, one in 1997 and one in 1998, on the disposition of Nazi gold. As this CNN report [cnn.com] on the first conference shows, the U.S.'s objective was always to return the gold to its rightfu
From TFA "... evidence of over 200 federal registrations of marks containing the term "Tiger" -- including 24 companies, other than TigerDirect, which employ Tiger marks to promote computer products and services."
So will these 200 companies lose their marks because they didn't challenge the 201st?
It has to be a similar product with a similar mark, the
The English language is evolving.com all the time, and new words are addendumated every year into the lexicolon.
Wouldn't words come out of the lexicolon?
Actually, English is acquiring new words at a fast pace, probably thousands per year. Even the staid Oxford Dictionary [askoxford.com] records many new words in each edition.
Under India's burning skies
IP issues do not rise
If you've passed on being shot
You still can't sue the goddam lot
Genus felis does not code
Nor shifts boxes by the load
Salesmen in expensive shirts
Don't care if your image hurts
Tiger,tiger burning bright
In the forests of the night
Though extinction faces you
It faces all those brand-names, too
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@AtPhantom: Yeah but they aren't Marvel event bad. His events just ran out of steam and turn out meh.
Why all the hate for him?
@Remi: This is true (I guess, I kinda lost interest in Marvel's event after the abortion that was Siege) but I still give them credit in handing it to new writers every once in a while. They end up sucking, but who knows, maybe the next one will be good. Johns already has a reputation to the point where I just have to look at Trinity War and know I'm not gonna care about it.
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I think from a storyteller's perspective... retcons and revamps feel something like this: you're in a bar telling an old experience you had about a fishing trip. you said you caught a blue marlin... wait no, you caught a barracuda... wait, i remember now... it was a sword fish. and then you go back to the beginning and tell how the blue marlin got away after all, and it was chased by a barracuda which leaves you the swordfish. by telling so many stories, no matter how factual it was... it felt like more of a "tall tale". or a whale of a tale.
And he tells stories (referring to Mr. Johns) that would fit his perspective... like how he never liked the justice league international, or it seems to appear that way. Like the Batman one punch incident, how infantile can that get?
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I thought Johns liked Batman. In Infinite Crisis, who stopped Brother Eye? Batman stopped it. In Flashpoint, who helped Barry Allen and (Spoiler Alert) killed Reverse Flash? Batman helped Barry and killed Reverse Flash. Although Flashpoint's Batman wasn't Bruce Wayne.
DC fans are lucky they don't have Quesada over there
kill him when it happens
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I thought Johns liked Batman. In Infinite Crisis, who stopped Brother Eye? Batman stopped it. In Flashpoint, who helped Barry Allen and (Spoiler Alert) killed Reverse Flash? Batman helped Barry and killed Reverse Flash. Although Flashpoint's Batman wasn't Bruce Wayne.
It's not that he doesn't like Batman, It's that he absolutely, totally, completely doesn't get Batman as a character. Every time he tries to say something about Batman he ends up getting it completely wrong. He kinda, sorta, maybe gets him right in Infinite Crisis, except the whole point of Infinite Crisis was that Batman went off his goddamn rocker and turned into the mother of all paranoid freaks. Johns can only get Batman right when he thinks he's wrong.
Also, every time he's in the same scene with Hal he turns into a foil to show how awesome Hal is.
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DC fans are lucky they don't have Quesada over there
kill him when it happens
What, Didiot doesn't count? :p
@Billy Batson: Then there is Loeb
you guys don't have loeb over there right?
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Geoff is disliked because he helped push that awful script for Greenlantern movie into Hollywood, the movie flops and now plans for a good JLA movie is in trouble. Johns can write great, he has good runs on Green Lantern, from Rebirth through to Blackest Night but he's also overly found of the silverage....and one thing about the silverage is its not very good. He also lowers himself to throwing out tortureporn gore pages once in a while, a girl getting molested, some body getting ripped apart with guts everywhere, superboyprime murdering people....he's not the only one Frank Miller, Bendis, the Punisher MAX, TopCows beserker comic all does this style of writing too. The Nu52 or DCNU is the one with big mistakes, not all is bad some stories and characters needed a revamp but starting over in a "new", "hip" and "relevant" and destroying stuff which already worked is not good. Johns and Jim Lee are really pushing this Nu52 verse and not all of it is working, there are lots of complaints against the Lee and Geoff Johns retcons and revamp which lead to 52. Batman and Green Lantern are supposed to be the same...yes the same!? so their sliding timelines many years of feats and history are now compressed?? Years of Justice League compressed into months and weeks?? Batman continuity now has 5 robins in the past 5 years. Batman himself had 154,731 women during this 5 year run and only got one girl pregant, gordon with his compressed history climbed the ranks of the police department faster than any other police officer in the world. Ever. Many characters lost their great back stories but DC hasn't rebooted their Green Lantern continuity, mostly because it's being spearheaded by Geoff Johns. He has retconed the hell out of some characters like changing Brainiac's origins and making Amon Sur's race survive beheadings
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McDonald's tale of the tape
Who has the edge at each position for the McDonald's All American Game
JamFest: Chris Walker perfect 60
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JamFest: Chris Walker perfect 60No. 14 senior and Florida commit Chris Walker gets a perfect score after throwing down a powerful self-lob to help him win the POWERADE JamFest dunk contest before the McDonald's All-American Game.
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JamFest: Hollis-Jefferson dunks over FrazierNo. 16 senior and Arizona commit Rondae Hollis-Jefferson gets fans out of their seats by jumping over Keith Frazier for a dunk at the POWERADE JamFest before the McDonald's All-American Game.
CHICAGO -- Twenty-five of the top high school basketball players in the country are prepping to do battle in the McDonald's All American Game (Wednesday, 9:30 p.m. ET on ESPN and WatchESPN). Not surprisingly for a game of this caliber, there is elite talent and skill on both the East and West teams at every position.
With that in mind, let's take a position-by-position look at the players in the game and see which team has an advantage at each position heading into the game.
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East: Anthony Barber, Kasey Hill, Demetrius Jackson
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Reproductive cycle of edible echinoderms from the Southwestern Indian Ocean: I. Tripneustes gratilla L. (Echinoidea, Echinodermatata)
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The reproductive cycle of the edible echinoid Tripneustes gratilla (Linneaus 1758) was investigated in a population located in the southwest coast of Madagascar (Toliara). The reproductive cycle was followed for two consecutive years (October 1999 to October 2001) and characterised by means of gonad and maturity indices. T. gratilla has an annual reproductive cycle mediated by seawater temperature, day length and feeding activity. The histology of the gonads revealed six different maturity stages grouped in three main reproductive phases: growing and maturing, spawning, and spent and recovering. Reproduction is seasonal. Growing and maturing stages occurred from late summer to early winter correlating with decreasing temperatures and day length. Spawning occurred during mid and later winter, when temperatures and day lengths were lowest. Spent and recovering urchins were observed from late summer to early winter. Besides, the reproductive cycle was also influenced by food quantity in the gut, the repletion index was higher after spawning and gametogenesis started when sufficient amount of nutrient reserves accumulated in gut tissues and nutritive phagocytes of the gonads. This study reveals that the maturity index, based on histological analysis of gonads, is more reliable than gonad index in characterising the reproductive cycle of echinoids. In view of fishery management, we recommend harvest of T. gratilla from November to February, when individuals are in the pre-gametogenic stages.


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Rent prices are relatively stable, and availability is good. If your yearly income is around $45,000, you can afford to rent in this market. Rent prices have decreased by 15% over the past 3 months. This is 104% lower than the state average of $1,069 and 349% lower than the country average of $2,350.
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Barack Obama The Infomercial
Picture: US presidential candidate Barack Obama at 10 Downing Street for talks with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown London, England - 26.07.08
Coming to the screens of wee-hour television are half-hour infomercials selling not a product but the politics of Barack Obama. Advertising Age reported on its website Tuesday that the first Obama infomercial aired Sunday morning at 1 30 a.m. on the ION Television network. The trade publication noted that the Obama campaign is referring to it as a "long-form commercial" that is mostly biographical. AdAge did not indicate whether it also included a pitch for campaign contributions; however, it did quote Evan Trace, COO of TNS Media Intelligence's Campaign Media Analysis Group as saying, "It is a first. I guess they are going after the insomniac vote."


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The only fleet Romulan ships with +15 weapons are the Ha'feh and Ar'kif, rest have 10+5 engines =/
I can only guess to the why but I'd say it goes something like this:
Warbirds all have a +15 overall to power.
They also all have reduced power output so they end up being slower.
So the bonus to engines is probably there to keep them mobile enough.
The T'varo while having the better impulse mod of the He'feh is probably given this bonus to make it a bit more of a raider than the Ha'feh which is more like a...bomber?
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Honestly whats so godawful about the Ha'nah guardian that makes Romulans science officers whine? It has decent hull/shield mod, a ok turn rate, battle cloak, and a good boff layout...The only gripe I can think up is maybe cosmetics and variation? Im sure theyll add more Romulan sci ships eventually but lets face it, Dps type ships sell far better.
The sad part is that I actually like my Ha'nom.
I flew round in an RSV for over two years fedside and was very comfy with it too.
But I can certainly understand where a lot of people come from who don't like it the way it is: the ship feels a lot like a cruiser-science hybrid similar to the Nebula but without the cruiserish (is that a word?) BO setup to go along with it.
And of course due to the reduced base power the ship is still a bit more sluggish something many folks probably find frustrating.
As far what sells better goes: if Cryptic based everything around that the game would consist of one faction (Feds) with only two kinds of ships: escorts and tactical cruiser like the Excelsior, Regent and Avenger.


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Beautiful Craftsman style cottage located in the heart of downtown Kirkland. Walk to all the great restaurants, shopping, galleries, and Lake side parks that Kirkland offers. Kirkland is a beautiful town that sits on the shores of Lake Washington. It is a 15 minute drive to downtown Seattle. Come stay and relax in this quiet cozy little MIL apartment located above my detached garage. In addition to the full bathroom in your unit, there is a full bathroom with full size washer and dryer for your use, if needed, in the garage below.
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ThermoEnergy is an integrated technologies company engaged in the worldwide development and sales of sustainable technologies for wastewater recovery and reuse. The company's water division is a leading provider of custom designed, turn-key systems for wastewater treatment and reuse, chemical/metals recovery, and water conservation. ThemoEnergy`s CAST® and RCAST ...
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based in Canonsburg, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
QUA is a leading-edge developer and manufacturer of advanced membrane products, which includes fractional electrodeionization (FEDI) and hollow fiber ultrafiltration module (Q-SEP). These are engineered with innovative technologies, which are used to treat challenging waters. QUA is leveraging its deep roots in R&D, the expertise of staff that is highly experienced in ...
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Delta Ohm develops and manufactures instruments for measuring:Temperature, humidity, dew point, pressure, BAR, mBar, Pascal, mmH2O, InchHG, psi, air speed, light, Phot, UVA, UVB, UVC, Solar Radiation, PAR, Acoustic, Sound meter, Vibration, Noise, CO, CO2, Air Quality, pH, ORP, Redox, Dissolved Oxygen, Turbidity, Data loggers, WBGT microclimate, PPV, PMV, Heat stress, ...
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Originally known as Elmac Engineering, the company developed its first flame arrester in 1948, for use with town gas, and rapidly established a global reputation for the design, manufacture and supply of products to enhance process safety in a broad range of industrial sectors. These sectors include the global oil, gas and petrochemical industries; bio-fuels, mining, ...


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Amblerville is a populated place located in Chenango County at latitude 42.541 and longitude -75.4.
The elevation is 1,161 feet. Amblerville appears on the Holmesville U.S. Geological Survey Map. Chenango County is in the Eastern Time Zone (UTC -5 hours).
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Thank you so very much to the 472 supporters that called and went online to help the station raise $27,125 AND send over TWO TONS of food to Good Shepherd Center.
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Andre Drummond, Teenage Dunk Monster, Murderizes NBA Summer League
Hey, what's that behind you? It's Andre Drummond and you're dead.
The dude above is Andre Drummond, a very young NBA player — 19 years old — for the Detroit Pistons. He's 6'10" and 270 pounds and, most distressingly for opponents, is made out of hot fire. He just got done playing for the Pistons' team in the NBA's Summer League, a kind of offseason minor league in which young players and journeymen can get playing experience and/or try to impress scouts and coaches. Even in this pool of players, Drummond stands out as a youngster; all 12 other guys on the Pistons' summer roster were older than him, for example. But it was the opposing players who looked physically underdeveloped by comparison to Drummond. To wit:
This unfortunate driving guard probably KNOWS that Andre Drummond is huge and explosive, but still can't quite account for it and, thus, is exterminated.
Boxing Andre Drummond out is something you should do in theory to prevent him from getting easy putback dunks. In practice, you have been thunder-dunked on and exterminated.
5. BLAM!!! (part II: the re-blammening)
Drummond does this so casually, while #1 in white appears to be made out of cement.
The shot clock was running down and #44 had little choice but to take a shot, have that shot rejected, and crawl into a hole to write a memoir called Andre Drummond Ruined My Life And Humiliated My Family.
This last one is probably the most vicious of all, though:
The game announcer, on this play againt the Miami Heat's squad: "He just put the entire city of Miami through the rim." That's accurate. The Heat were unable to play any subsequent summer-league games, because it's hard to play basketball when everyone on your team has gone blind because Andre Drummond's drop-step dunk combusted their eyeballs.