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Falcon, Wingman For Hire
We can assume these two are related since they both have the same format and are both due in December. The "hire" part might lead you to believe that we'll be seeing a new incarnation of Heroes For Hire, perhaps.
If that's the case, it's interesting that they'd have an "assassin" available as part of their services. That doesn't really follow with what Luke Cage and Iron Fist have set out to do in the past.
Also by "wingman," what does Falcon really mean? Is he talking about flying you where you need to go or being your 'wingman' when you go out cruising the nightclubs?
Guess we'll find out in December. Wonder who's going to pop up next.
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A new Heroes for Hire?
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Was totally thinking a new Heroes for Hire book that provide more..."extreme" and diverse services. Interesting teasers these last couple of days. Will the teasers last the whole week?
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This obviously has something to do with Shadowland... since Flacon is one of the candidates to be the new Daredevil.. in those Man Without Fear teasers that included Nova and Gambit!
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Does that mean Redwing is going to be killing people?
Not before Thanksgiving! Noooooo!
Oh wait... wingman?
That's a good turkey.
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Or it means nothing, like lots of Marvel teasers - for example, "We are the X-men".
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hopefully they'll clear up all this up soon enough
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" falcon needs a redesign costume "He should also be an avenger
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" A new Heroes for Hire? "That's what I'm thinking.
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Not shure. Are they both getting their own solo series, or are they gonna be a team, or possibly the new Heroes for Hire? Anyway, at least that put's the whole is Falcon the new Daredevil thing.
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I think "wingman" is another way of saying bodyguard
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Please be American Eagle next
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" being your 'wingman' when you go out cruising the nightclubs? "
"I mentioned the Heroes For Hire. It's the 'assassin' part that throws it off. Also, who did this art? Looks like McNiven to me. "
I believe it's Harvey Talibao. I know it was definitely him who did the Elektra one so I assume he's doing all of the teasers.
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I really like Falcon, and if he's gonna be part of a new team book, I might jump into it.
Gotta keep an eye on this.
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If you would like to make a donation to IET to help grow our town please email email@example.com
Listed below are some of the many organisations and individuals who have made contributions to support Incredible Edible Todmorden, and we would like to take this opportunity to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of them.
Judith Audaer of Todmorden and lately of Mongolia!
Thanks Judith!
Sam Partington from oxford
"Basically, I think IET's really exciting as it brings together environmental issues, community regeneration and general sustainability. I like the fact that it's bringing all sorts of people together and that it sounds a lot of fun!
PS In case you're wondering, I found out about IET through the Big Issue."
Peter Kerr
an expat' Todmordian,now of Mobile, AL , USA He plays Jazz, eats Grits and pines for rainy valleys! Cheers Medeers!
Rick at Olive landscapes
Todmorden Business Association
Lyne Midwinter of TBA (big smile plus frock) handing cheque to Pam Warhurst of IET (big smile plus big cheque).
Malcolm Saville donated the growers cup.
Sadly Malcolm Saville died on Monday the 12th January. Only a few days before his death he donated a second Growers Cup, for children.
He is buried At Todmorden Unitarian Church .The first "homemade" funeral to his instructions at the church.
Rest in peace Malcolm.
Fred Hunt
Has donated He says: "why am i supporting IET? I want to support the planting of free food in the valley. I want to support People who have very little space to obtain the means to grow food, to experience the wonders of growing and eating stuff you have made happen. I have 9 grandchildren and I want them to enjoy a healthy planet I know that there are no pockets in shrouds and that money cannot be eaten. I believe my money will be well spent in Todmorden"
Supporters, Fred and Obie.
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Have given us £2.5K
B&Q awarded IET £5K worth of supplies in their latest environment awards!!
We were been awarded £7250 by CFFC for the orchard project including a donation from Marshals.
Gave us £2k for pop up event tents and cooking gear
And we had a £4K grant from HBOS for growing projects in schools.
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Gay marriage fight, `kiss-ins' smack Mormon image
SALT LAKE CITY The Mormon church's vigorous, well-heeled support for Proposition 8, which banned gay marriage in California last year, has turned the Utah-based faith into a lightning rod for gay rights activism, including a nationwide "kiss-in" Saturday.
The event comes after gay couples here and in San Antonio and El Paso, Texas, were arrested, cited for trespassing or harassed by police for publicly kissing. In Utah, the July 9 trespassing incident occurred after a couple were observed by security guards on a downtown park-like plaza owned by the 13 million-member Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The court case was dismissed, but the kiss sparked a community backlash and criticism of the church.
"I don't think that kiss would have turned out to be the kiss heard round the world if it were not for Proposition 8," said Ash Johnsdottir, organizer of the Salt Lake City Kiss-In.
Atali Staffler, a Brigham Young University graduate student from Geneva, Switzerland, said she joined the 200 or so people who filled a downtown amphitheater for the event because she has watched her gay father and many gay friends struggle to find their place.
The 31-year-old, who was raised Mormon but is not active in the church, said the church shouldn't be involved in Prop. 8.
"I encourage them to promote the values they believe in and to defend their religious principles in advertisements, but civil rights have nothing to do with religious principles," she said.
Twenty-two people, many of them strangers to one another, gathered under the scorching sun on Washington's National Mall to participate in the national smooch. They were gay and straight, couples and singles of all ages, with placards that read "Equal Opportunity Kisser" and "A Kiss is a Not a Crime."
"This is America. A kiss on the cheek is OK," said Ian Thomas, 26, of Leesburg, Va., who organized the Washington Kiss-In. "It's got to be OK. If not, we're in serious trouble."
About 50 people, mostly gay and lesbian couples, gathered at Piedmont Park in downtown Atlanta and kissed for about five minutes.
"You think that America is evolving into a gay-friendly nation," said Randal Smith, 42, "but what happened in Texas and Utah show us it's still a long way off."
National organizers say Saturday's broadly held gay rights demonstrations were not aimed specifically at the Mormon church. But observers say the church's heavy-handed intervention into California politics will linger and has left the faith's image tarnished.
"What I hear from my community and from straight progressive individuals is that they now see the church as a force for evil and as an enemy of fairness and equality," said Kate Kendell, executive director of the San Francisco-based National Center for Lesbian Rights. Kendell grew up Mormon in Utah. "To have the church's very deep and noble history telescoped down into this very nasty little image is as painful for me as for any faithful Mormon."
Troy Williams, who is gay and grew up Mormon, said ending the tension between gays and the church requires mutual acceptance and understanding.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Redsfromphilly Heavenly experience Wonderful, convenient airport hotel. Beautiful building and interior, nice room size and excellent restaurant. Props to our server, Francisco at the Reflection Restaurant. He was very professional, personable and proficient. The hotel room was super clean. All staff members were wonderful with special appreciation to the valet, housekeeping and busboy. May 31, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Vegas15 Off to Vegas I stayed at the Westin on a Saturday night before a Sunday flight out to Vegas! I've stayed here before and the place is great. Great amenities, great service and friendly staff! Used the Valet parking (for up to 10 days) package and it makes it so easy to get in and out of the airport. Will definitely stay again. May 18, 2015
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Rated 5 out of 5 by wert44 Stayed several times Works great to stay night prior to flight on park and fly package. The restaurant food quality is very good but on the last several stays we've had very slow service (length of time for food to arrive to the table) even when the restaurant isn't that busy. Traveling with children last time it made for a very long dinner. Rooms very comfortable. April 19, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ian4 Restaurant disappointing When you charge over $ 40 for a steak, it really should be very good. Our rib eye steaks were very disappointing. The vegetable and potatoes were undercooked. Everything else about the hotel is great, and we love the convenience or the valet park and fly. April 18, 2015


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Getting Your Palm to Talk to a Linux Box
A Palm is such a neat portable device. You take notes on it, plan meetings or even write down anniversaries. It's a nice tool to have while on the road. Our intranet server, on the other hand, is also a great resource. We have our company's planning and agenda on it, and it has all those interesting notes, addresses and, in our case, a complete knowledge database. This server runs (of course) Linux, an Apache web server and MySQL database on top of it, glued together with a proprietary application engine.
Wouldn't it be great if the two environments could be synchronized? Of course! Now if we could only access the internal databases from the Palm on our Linux server, that would get us pointed toward the right direction. Documentation is sparse and the Internet is big. But then along came Kevin and Jeffrey, two students who, with some effort, put together a solution that allowed us to make changes on the Palm or on the corporate intranet server and have these modifications propagated to one another's counterpart databases.
All code below was tested on an Intel machine running a Red Hat 6.x release and a Palm Vx with serial cradle running Palm OS 3.5, but other combinations shouldn't cause any problems. The libraries used are unchanged since the first Palm appeared on the market, when they were still being produced by 3Com. I suppose (but haven't tested it) that Visor's won't cause any problem either, as they are running the same OS.
Let's start with the simple part: connecting the Palm to the server. First, we need to connect the cradle of the Palm with the serial port of the server. Then we create a device called pilot. This pilot is nothing more than a link to a serial port (in our case /dev/ttyS0):
ln /dev/ttyS0 /dev/pilot
Now, we're ready to open the connection to the Palm using a C program and a simple push on the HotSync button of the cradle. Once the connection is made, we can relax and read records from the Palm's databases.
Communicating and opening the connection to the Palm is easy with the pi library. This library simulates the BSD socket interface: create a socket, bind it to our device, listen for an incoming connection and accept it. The incoming connection is initiated by the Palm/cradle combination when a user hits the sync button on the cradle. Making a dæmon that waits for someone to come by and synchronize its Palm is illustrated in Listing 1. Loop this program forever.
Listing 1. Synchronizing the Palm
Once the connection is open, how do we interact with the Palm databases? Each database on the Palm has a name. We can open a database by name and get a specific record or cycle through the database. On a Macintosh or Windows platform these functions are performed by conduits. Palm itself provides a conduit on these platforms for every standard database included with the Palm OS bundle. The Palm database manager provides ways for us to cycle only through the modified records in a database. Modified since when? Well, since the last synchronization, the last time a server committed this database. So, we should do this in our programs when finished with the synchronization process. The lines in Listing 2 should be executed when the connection is open.
Listing 2. Cycling through Modified Records
Reading records from a Palm database doesn't qualify as synchronizing. We'll need to do more, such as write to the Palm, delete from it and read from our MySQL database. Since connecting to a MySQL database is outside the scope of this article, we won't discuss the further details of the synchronization problem (and the possible conflicts). However, Kevin Velghe has written an excellent document about it. You can read it at www.duo.be/palm/mysql_palm.html.
Records stored in a Palm database have unique numbers. Whenever you write a record to the device, it returns this number. You should store it on your desktop or central database, so that you can delete or update a specific record.
The dlp_WriteRecord accepts a Palm ID. If it is zero, the Palm OS will allocate a new one for you; if you pass an existing ID, the corresponding record will be updated. For most standard databases a pack function packs the structured record into a buffer. This process is shown in Listing 3.
If, as in our case, you're serving multiple Palms on one server/cradle, you'll need to find out whose Palm is in the cradle. Once the connection is open, call the ReadUserInfo function:
{ int db, len, I, attr; recordid_t id; struct PilotUser U;
...open the connection...
sd = pi_accept(sd, 0, 0); dlp_ReadUserInfo(sd,&U); printf("Palm of: %s", U.username); pi_close(sd); }
i haven't had a chance to test this software .i'm just starting into linux with a copy of ubuntu but it would be smart to include the info that a few versions of linux don't let you log in as root. for those they will need to use "sudo" to get root access.
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Have you started looking at Valentine's cards yet? This one (above) from Rifle Paper Co. popped into my mailbox the other day. Always a favourite, designer Anna Bond creates the most adorable stationery. From pretty garlands to clever fox illustrations, this year's selection of Valentines would melt anyone's heart.
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