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Sam Costello's Split Lip horror comic has been popular with reviewers and readers alike for a couple of years, so it was a surprise when Costello announced earlier this week that he is ending the comic, which is written by him and illustrated by different artists. We checked in to see what happened—and what will happen next.
Robot 6: When you first started Split Lip, what were you hoping to accomplish?
Sam Costello: There's a big answer and a small one. The small one is that I just wanted to make comics, to write stories that would let me express some of the things inside me and demonstrate that perhaps I could be a writer of good comics. That's not the interesting answer, though. The interesting answer is the big one: I wanted to make a different kind of horror comics.
This may seem like an odd thing to say about a comics market crowded full of titles filed under horror, but I think there are actually vanishingly few true horror comics. There are lots of comics with horror elements or themes, but many of them are actually something else: action with horror in them, romance with horror in them, adventure with horror in them. In my analysis, there are relatively few true horror comics, comics that peel away the social niceties and shared delusions we use to make the basic horror of existence (that we live in an indifferent universe, that's there's no meaning to life other than what we instill it with, how fraught and confused and misunderstood our relationships with others can be) bearable.
True horror, to my mind, examines those issues. It's things like Takashi Miike's Audition, Junji Ito's "The Enigma of Amigara Fault," Joyce Carol Oates' short horror stories (especially those in The Collector of Hearts), Charles Burns' Black Hole, most anything by Josh Simmons. My definition of horror reminds me of William S. Burroughs' quote explaining what the title Naked Lunch referred to: "A frozen moment when everyone sees what is on the end of every fork."
I wasn't seeing those works in comics as much as I wanted. I was sick of seeing vampires and zombies and other overexposed horror archetypes that have dominated the genre for however many decades. I wanted something new, more of the horror that I appreciate. So I set out to create it.
Robot 6: Why have you decided to end it now?
Costello: There are a lot of reasons, but probably the most compelling one is financial. While I never really expected Split Lip to be a major source of income, or even necessarily profitable, I'd hoped to break even or just have a small loss. When I ran the numbers on this—for a series of columns I did for iFanboy in 2010—I found that in the 12 months previous to that, I'd lost nearly $8,000. And that was just in one year. I've been doing this since 2006; I hate to think what the total figure might be.
Bottom line: I couldn't close the gap between the costs and the income enough to justify continuing. Why that gap didn't close is harder to say. Part of it, I think, is the anthology format of Split Lip. Conventional comics wisdom is that anthologies don't sell—apparently I had to discover that for myself. Maybe the stories aren't as good as I think they are. We got many good reviews, but also some tepid ones. Maybe horror, true horror, horror that sidesteps high concept and traditional archetypes just doesn't have a large potential audience in comics. Maybe I failed as a businessman and the audience is out there but they never felt compelled to buy or even knew we existed. I'm not really sure, honestly. There are a lot of questions that leaving Split Lip leaves me with, questions that I probably won't be able to answer without some distance from it.
Robot 6: What did you learn along the way?
Costello: Oh wow, did I learn a lot. Certainly I learned how to write comics. Before starting Split Lip, I'd probably written 5 or 6 scripts, just two of which had actually been produced (one was a mini comic I self-published, the other went into a long-since-departed anthology). After it, I've written 37 stories and nearly 600 pages of comics. In no way does that make me an old hand, but it's a solid start.
I learned how to sell comics at conventions (though I could still be a lot better at that). I learned how to letter comics. I learned more pre-press than I knew. I learned what kind of advertising (sort of) worked and what (definitely) didn't.
I could probably do a whole interview about what I learned, but that wouldn't be of much interest. I think, fundamentally, the most important things I learned were the necessity of creating work you're passionate about and not letting editorial gatekeepers control your dreams. Taking action trumps almost everything else.
Robot 6: How did working with different artists affect your writing?
Costello: It didn't, always. Some of my scripts were written before I knew who would be drawing them. In those cases I wrote the story as I saw it in my head and tried to find an artist who matched my vision. In the cases where I knew who would be drawing a story before or during my writing, I tried to consult with the artists about what they'd be interested in drawing or tried to determine where I thought they shone and then wrote to those strengths.
Robot 6: Last year, you took a little bit of a break from horror to write Labor & Love, which was a quartet of comics based on ballads. Why did you change genres?
Costello: In some ways, the genre actually didn't change that much. Of those four stories, two were murder ballads, one of which began its life as part of Split Lip. So, those two stories, with their combination of murder and bizarre events and deep, historic strangeness were thematically in sync with Split Lip.
Otherwise, changing genres was simply a bit of creative muscle flexing. I love horror, am glad I started with it and I'll continue with, but it's not the only genre I'm interested in. I love crime, enjoy some science fiction, like literary fiction a lot. I hope to work in some or all of those genres in the future. Maybe I'll even revisit folk music comics.
Robot 6: How has Split Lip changed your life?
Costello: Split Lip changed my life in so many ways. I've got a stack of 4 books that I can point to as my creative output and be proud of. I know and have worked with talented artists from literally all over the world, from my neighbor across the street to Finland, from Hungary to Mexico, from the U.K. to Minnesota. I've been able to share my vision of what makes life disturbing and energizing (not necessarily in a good way), how the world looks to me and what scares me. And lastly, I've gotten to hear from many people who enjoyed and were scared by my work, which was very gratifying indeed.
Robot 6: Aaand… What are you doing next?
Costello: First, the release of the final Split Lip book, Last Caress and Other
Stories. It's available for pre-order on the website now and will begin shipping to buyers in about two weeks. It's 194 pages for $15 and collects all the stories that haven't yet been collected. After that, a break. I realized the other day that I've been working a day job, a freelance job, and writing (both comics and a book on technology) for the better part of the last 12 months. I'm tired! I need a little break to recharge my creative batteries. That's not to say I won't be working, though. I'm already developing my next comic–horror, of course–which takes place in a very strange office building. I'm not sure when I'll start writing or when it will see the light of day, but I'll be sure to share the news when it does. I hope that the people who enjoyed Split Lip's brand of horror will enjoy whatever comes next.
Thanks for the work, Sam. I hear a lot that's familiar in your words.
I surely do.
Decidedly creepy comics in a traditional horror vein. I met Sam at Baltimore Comic-Con and I've been a fan ever since. Great article. I lament the passing of Split Lip, but I look forward to whatever else Sam has planned!
Always leave the audience wanting more, eh Sam? Although it's sad to see Split Lip come to an end, I'll be looking forward to seeing whatever comes next. Congrats on a great run and best of luck with your new project.

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I'm involved in a discussion on a home recording forum. We are not discussing post processing, mixing or mastering just the simple capture of a single acoustic instrument.
I'm suggesting that with a recording environment that yields a noise floor of -60dbfs it makes no difference at whether you capture in 16 bit or 24 bit as you effectively only have 10 bits to work with and so any theoretical benefits of using 24 bit are lost I'm getting arguments back like : QUOTE Specifically 24 bit capture files will still provide the widest range of dynamic and the greatest resolution for capturing anything QUOTE With 16 bit you have that many steps and with 24 you have that many more ... which means the more bits you have, the less grainy your resolution is QUOTE To give an example: You have a scale of 0 to 100. If you print it on a 10cm piece of metall you barely have enough place to distinguish 1mm distances. If you print it onto a 1m bar, you can have plenty more subdivisions. Of course 100 is still 100 and zero is still zero, but you have many more subdivisions. Same with digital signal. Say you would use a 2 db resolution: then you would have just four different levels to represent the different signal levels which would have to be somehow digitalized onto these four steps. With 16 bit you have 2^16 possible steps (65536) and with 24 bits 2^24 possible steps (16777216, quite a bit more...). Whether you believe them to be more useful to represent an audio signal I leave to your own ears.I'm not claming that the perceived distance between noise level and maximum level is bigger with 24 bits than with 16 bits. It's just that you have many more subdivisions in between, and that is audible. QUOTE If the full theoretically possible dynamical span gets more quantizing levels per dB so must also the same dynamical span of let's say 60dB gain above recorded noise floor. I' can't see where this argument is wrong ... Maybe we're talking about different things? QUOTE 16 bit recordings have a theoretical dynamic span of 96dB; 24 bit recordings one of 144 dB. If I take the number of possible representations of level with 16 bit, then I have 2^16/96 = 682,7 (rounded) steps per 1dB. WIth a 24 bit recording I have 2^24/144 = 116508,4 (again rounded) steps per 1 dB. So it seems that the dynamical resolution is much finer with 24 bit. QUOTE The scale is the same, but with 24 bits we get bigger number of smaller steps than with 16 bit at any part of the scale which allows for better resolution. You can want to increase the dynamic range by cutting off the noise, and stretching what is left down to the negative infinity level to fill the whole range, and higher resolution of 24 bit will become very handy compared to 16 bit. I've given examples, I've worked through the arithmetic, I've provided analogies but nobody seems to think the noise floor of the recording environment has any impact on the ability of 24 bit to capture more detail. Can any of you provide any examples or analogies that you've found to work in the past. |
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As a simple experiment, you can create a pure tone that is quieter than the noise floor and you'll likely find that you can still hear it.
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As a simple experiment, you can create a pure tone that is quieter than the noise floor and you'll likely find that you can still hear it. I have a Nakamichi 580M cassette deck with a factory claimed S/N ratio of 65dB. I also have a Sony test CD that a friend wanted copied to cassette. The disc includes 1KHz tones 0, -10 down to -90dB in 10 dB steps. It was easiest to simply record the cassette in one pass even though many of the tones were below -65. And yes, the machine was properly set up and the reference level was correct. I played it back as a joke and was very surprised to hear ALL the tones start and stop including -90dB. No ABX was needed as everyone could hear it clearly. 1/2 lsb dither produces similar results in digital but I haven't tested at 25dB below the noise floor though it might be an interesting experiment. G² |
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The Secondary Progressive Phase
After a period of time, usually 10-30 years, patients will then enter what is called the secondary progressive phase of the illness. Patients who are diagnosed with MS at a younger age tend to remain in the relapsing-remitting phase longer compared to those who are diagnosed at a later age. In the secondary progressive phase, relapses are very rare events. However, patients may accumulate disability quite gradually from year to year.
Often times, it is quite clear when patients are in the relapsing-remitting or the secondary-progressive phase of the illness, but there is no formal transition between the two stages. In this way, it can be compared to asking "when does someone become old?" My grandmother who recently turned 100 is old by any definition. But I certainly cannot tell you at what age this happened.
The Importance in Determining the Stages of MS
Nevertheless, it is important to determine the stage of a patient's MS to the best of our abilities. The treatments are only effective in the relapsing-remitting phase of the illness and have not been shown to be of benefit once someone has reached the progressive phase. One of the challenges faced by doctors and patients alike is to be bold enough to stop using medications for MS in patients who are clearly in the progressive phase of the illness and for whom relapses are no longer a feature of the disease.
Finally, it should be mentioned that the divisions of MS into relapsing-remitting and secondary progressive phases says nothing about the severity of the disease. There are patients with patients with mild progressive disease, and there are patients with severe relapsing disease. So in this sense, one stage of the illness is not "better" than another.
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Peter Shields Inn. They brought in a new chef a few years back and his food is awesome. I believe they are closed Tuesday/Wednesday. Check out the website and menu. |
Just a heads up without a doubt some jerk is going to give you the "only amatuers go out on NYE" speal. Screw it go out anyway and have fun. Although I think any decent place will be booked at the time you are looking for this close to the holiday. Red Bank (Just north of Red Bank anyway)- Nicholas Each of these places has a website so you can check out menu. Good luck and enjoy! |
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It is the Salmon's arrival in October that draws the Bald Eagles in the hundreds. Glaucous-winged Gulls number in the thousands, with a few Herring and Mew Gull as well. All feasting on the spawned out salmon. During this time American Pipit are sometimes seen on the barren gravel bars and Great Blue Heron stand sentinel along any of the numerous waterways that wend their way through the grassland. Mallard and Common Merganser are seen in the area year round while Hooded Merganser inhabit the shallower backwater areas. Belted Kingfisher are regularly seen, often perched on the wires along Morris Valley Road.
Trumpeter Swan with the occasional Tundra Swan arrive in mid November and will spend most of the winter in the area, depending on water depth. By late January the eagles have moved on with only a few residents left in the area. Bufflehead and Green-winged Teal join the Mallards for the winter. Most winters, a large flock of male Red-winged Blackbirds spend the winter in the area. Winter Wren, Song Sparrow, Towhee and Gold Crowned Kinglets are frequently spotted in the underbrush along the edges of the wetlands. Killdeer and the occasional Dunlin can sometimes be seen out on the flats.
Spring migration often brings Lesser Yellowlegs and other shorebirds to the area. Sandhill Crane have been known to stop by on the flats. Tree Swallows are the first of the swallows to return but will soon be joined by Barn Swallow and Northern Rough-winged Swallows all of which nest in the area. Purple Martin boxes have been erected in the area and were visited last year by at least one Purple Martin with hopes that more will return this year. Mountain Bluebirds, Townsend's Solitaire and Western Meadowlark can all be depended upon to stop over. Rufous Hummingbirds spend the summer in the area and Calliope are spotted regularly as they migrate to the interior.
By late spring the riparian habitat is alive with warblers. Common Yellowthroat and Yellow Warblers nest in the area. Yellow-rumped Warblers are common during spring and fall migration. Osprey and Turkey Vultures are now seen regularly flying over head. Depending on water levels, the call of the Common Loon may be heard. Pied-billed Grebe most certainly will be. Wood Duck are hidden up quieter channels while Marsh Wren , American Bittern and Wilson's Snipe inhabit the grassy areas. Cedar Waxwing and Black-headed Grosbeak are regulars in the mixed forest at the edges of the estuary as is the more illusive Gray Catbird. Spotted Sandpiper raise their young along the edges of the high water level and Canada Goose families are seen regularly.
The dropping of water levels in late summer coincides with the shorebirds fall migration. Solitary Sandpiper, Least Sandpiper, Baird's Sandpiper and Pectoral Sandpiper have all been spotted during this time. Northern Shoveler, Northern Pintail, and American Wigeon are just some of the ducks using the area as a rest stop.
Life in the area is not just limited to birds. Coyote are seen in the area year round. Deer can occasionally be spotted at the edges of the estuary. Black Bear are common visitors during salmon spawning time. Cougar and Bobcat are illusive visitors while Beaver, River Otter and Raccoon are seen on a regular basis. Summer evening skies are filled with Bats as they feast on the abundant mosquito population.
Fortunately for the creatures that are so dependent on it access to the Chehalis Estuary is limited. The area is best explored by canoe or kayak, during times of high water. Several pullouts on Morris Valley Road allow for viewing the grasslands. Eagle Point Community Park contains a viewing platform for viewing the gravel flats. This small park runs along the western edge of the estuary. Due to the extremely sensitive habitat visitors are asked to remain on the graveled trail and to keep pets on a lead. Take highway #7, west from Agassiz or east from Mission, turn north on Morris Valley Road, a small unmarked parking lot is situated approximately 2.5 km from the turn off, a fenced path bisecting the housing developments of Eagle Point and River's Reach leads to the park itself.
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It seems that the biggest down side to using twisted pair for the resistive
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Saint Basil of Parion
Also known as
- Basilios of Parion
- Basileios of Parion
- Basil of Parium
Bishop of Parion, Mysia (an area of modern Turkey) during the reign of Emperor Leo Isaureren. Defended the use of icons and images during the iconoclasm heresy, refused to sign and abide by imperial iconoclast orders, would not have contact with heretics, and prohibited them coming to his diocese. His opposition to the authorities led to renunciations, abuse, torture and years of ministering to the faithful on the run and in secret.
Additional Information
- Book of Saints, by the Monks of Ramsgate
- Kirken i Norge
- Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints
- Santi e Beati
MLA Citation
- "Saint Basil of Parion". CatholicSaints.Info. 11 April 2010. Web. 6 May 2015. <http://catholicsaints.info/saint-basil-of-parion/>


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> Protecting and sharing Melbourne's story
Protecting and sharing Melbourne's story
Thursday, 1 November 2012
Historic buildings, landscapes, parks, monuments and artefacts will be better protected with the introduction of a new heritage strategy for Melbourne.
The City of Melbourne Heritage Strategy has been developed to ensure the city's rich combination of traditions, memories, places and objects are identified and protected.
From 1 – 30 November 2012 the community is invited to have a say on Melbourne's new plan to manage and celebrate our city's heritage for future generations.
Lord Mayor Robert Doyle said the City of Melbourne is committed to preserving and sharing the story of Melbourne's development.
"The new heritage strategy maps out how we will work with key partners; the community, the state government and heritage groups, to ensure our story continues to be well understood, celebrated and protected," Cr Doyle said.
"Policies like these ensure that the city is well designed and managed as it grows, so that Melbourne accommodates more people without sacrificing quality of life or losing the history that is essential to our identity," Cr Doyle concluded.The release of the heritage strategy for feedback is accompanied by a fascinating new history commissioned by the City of Melbourne.
Historian Helen Doyle has written A History of the City of Melbourne's Urban Environment which is a theme-based history of Melbourne. This history provides the historical context for buildings and places around the city and is a fresh opportunity to appreciate and understand Melbourne's heritage.
This new history largely focusses on the post-settlement period. This complements the City of Melbourne's Indigenous Heritage Action Plan which will provide a more comprehensive approach for protecting, recognising and celebrating indigenous heritage in Melbourne.
A History of the City of Melbourne's Urban Environment traverses a range of topics, from the impact of white settlement on the Wurundjeri and Boonwurrung people, to the culture and commerce of the gold rush era Melbourne.
The new resource also reveals some of Melbourne's more colourful secrets and quirks:
Melbourne's first fire brigade established in 1845 was known as the 'Fire Prevention Society,' and was reliant on pumping water from the Yarra. When Melbourne's water supply was connected in 1857 a celebratory ceremony was held in the Carlton gardens, with attendees sprayed liberally with the newly installed tap.
The first underground toilet with facilities for women opened in Russell Street in 1902, the same year women won the right to vote in federal elections.
Melbourne's original cemetery was an eight acre site called Burial Hill, later known as Flagstaff Hill.
The colloquialism 'larrikin' owes its existence to the Melburnians of the 1870's, characterising young men congregating on street corners exhibiting 'loutish' behaviour.
To find out more, or to have your say on the City of Melbourne Heritage Strategy visit www.melbourne.vic.gov.au


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EASLEY, S.C. -- An Amber Alert that was issued for two toddlers from Pickens County, S.C. has been canceled.
Police issued the alert for 2-year-old Alexis London Marie Manley and 13-month-old Kynadi Leigh Grace Manley Wednesday morning after their caregiver called in a kidnapping.
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The Green Bay Packers placed six players on injured reserve to get to the NFL roster limit of 75 players Tuesday.
Wide receiver Jared Abbrederis, offensive lineman Don Barclay, running back Rajion Neal, defensive tackle B.J. Raji, linebacker Joe Thomas and offensive guard Andrew Tiller.
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COLUMBIA – Westboro Baptist Church is planning protests in Columbia on Friday. The Kansas congregation is recognized as a hate group by the civil rights law firm Southern Poverty Law Center. The group is most well-known for its protests of homosexuality at military funerals.
Q: Where does the U.S. Constitution stand on hate speech?
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The U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va., recently overturned a $5 million ruling against Westboro Baptist Church. The court ruled that the church's protest outside of a funeral for a soldier was free speech.
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- 5:30 to 6 p.m. at Mizzou Hillel
- 6:45 to 7 p.m. at Macklanburg Playhouse
- 7 to 7:30 p.m. at Congregation Beth Shalom
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Three years ago, when we were nine (Joseph) and eight (Benjamin), we met a lady who was selling homemade bread at local fairs and meetings. We liked the idea, so we asked our mom if we could get a Bosch break maker and start our own business: Watson Bread Brothers.
We made some mistakes at first—like on the first batch when we poured all the water into the bowl of flour instead of the other way around. One time we.forgot to put the yeast in the dough. The bread looked sort of funny in the oven—it wouldn't rise! We tried sprinkling a little bit of yeast on top of the loaves, but that didn't work.
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We're also Bosch dealers, earning commissions from selling the company's flour mill, bread maker and other kitchen machines. We school at home with our mom, so our bread business is an important part of our education We do our own bookkeeping, ordering, banking, promotional planning and tax reporting as well as our regular school lessons. And we still find time to ski, bike, fish, camp and play touch football.
Having your own business is fun. You can make a lot more money than most kids get in allowances, and it makes us happy to know people are getting good nutrition from eating our 100% whole wheat bread. We realize most kids can't afford $500 for a bread maker and flour mill. Maybe you could do like we did—our mom bought the machines and, in exchange, we give her at least two loaves of bread each week.
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I made a flier and asked my dad to make some photocopies of it at work. When he got home, he told me two secretaries saw him copying the flier and both ordered some. I was ecstatic! After I stopped dancing, I made the bread.
I make either 100% whole wheat bread or half-white, half-whole wheat, according to my customer's taste. I make three loaves at a time, selling two to my regular customers (I have five). The third one goes to Mom at a reduced rate to pay for the use of the oven.
Before you sell a new product, you have to experiment with it until you get it right (your family will make excellent guinea pigs). I'd been making bread for a long time before I marketed it, but about a year ago my grandmother, a bagel fanatic, asked me to start making and selling bagels. I dug out a whole wheat bagel recipe. The first thing that struck me was that you have to boil bagels in water for five minutes. I couldn't imagine why, but I mixed up the dough, kneaded it and let it rise twice. Then I boiled some water and dropped four puny-looking bagels into it. Five minutes later, I lifted the bagels out and was flabbergasted. They were three times bigger than before! I finished boiling and baking them. They were too salty and crumbly, but were still delicious. I've since cut down on the salt and learned to put them together more firmly—and now I'm ready to sell bagels as well as bread.
[Editor's Note: Emily Murphy runs a home baking business without either machine the brothers use in their business.]
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