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Trapped in world where magic is fading and science rules all, the Justice League Dark is falling apart and their only hope lies in a boy who doesn't want to play mage anymore. Picking up from the exciting last issue, this number provides us tons of action: from an angry Deadman that enjoyed his first and last breath too shortly, to all the league who don't know how to match Vikar's might. The greatest thing about this series is how Lemire is doing a terrific job on telling a captivating story about relatively unknown and not class A characters, like Orchid and Frankenstein, without getting afraid to address the other important characters, like Constantine and Zatanna, in an original and impressive way, bringing a good balance to the story. Also, differently from other titles, this is a series that is not afraid to change it's arc story, this is the fourth arc story of the title and, unlike titles like Flash, Animal Man, etc, the rotation of stories comes together with high quality material. The fact the characters are all going through changes, rough ones, is a plus to entertainment: who wouldn't want to see Constantine in his "Liar" situation? What about Madame Xanadu's fate, terrific thriller!! Another great victory for this title was Lemire second shot with Frankenstein, since his title was chopped off, it's good to see this awesome character has a home in this series. Perhaps the bad thing here was how the characters down bellow are completely oblivious about the fact that their team mates might be looking for them, also the time line is a little bit confusing. Nevertheless, Janin's art continuous to perplex and amaze me, he's one of the best at DC right now, his realistic style founds no barrier with the complex panels involving fights, imagination and science-fiction stuff. The end of this issue, though a little farfetched, will prove to give us readers a great conclusion!


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Plus dude you so want to RawwwwwRrrr outloud when you here Panthera….dontcha ya? Speaking of which, it sounds like a Thundercats character.
Off topic, when I was a wee one, my best friend Kelly and I were kinda sorta obsessed with Thundercats so we'd pretend to be them. Our solution for recreating Cheetara spots was by taping pennies on our arms and hair….seriously, I can't make this stuff up, totally a true story.
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Terrible stories in the article. One thing jumped out at me though is this:
The result is that Ms. Safia, a 25-year-old mother of five, has not eaten in a week. Her 1-year-old son is starving too, an adorable, listless boy who doesn't even respond to a pinch.
A 25 year old has 5 children. "Ms" means she is not married. Heck a single mother of 5 children would probably be starving in America as well. How the hell do you give birth to 5 children when you have nothing to eat?


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But he noted that the survivors and victims' families do not "hold judgments against Bank Markazi, and they have never alleged that Bank Markazi had any involvement in the underlying events that gave rise to the default judgments," said Lindsey, a partner with Chaffetz Lindsey LLP in New York.
In most cases, Iran has ignored legal proceedings in the United States. It has been all but cut off from US financial institutions as part of past sanctions against the country.
Lawyers for the survivors and families of the victims have argued that Iran's central bank is part of the Iranian government, which played a role in the 1983 bombing.
All sides are closely examining the new law signed by Obama to see how it will apply to that case and whether it freezes the money indefinitely, or whether the money can be used to fulfill judgments against Iran.
"We're studying the statute to establish its implications for our case," said Steven Perles, an attorney for the survivors and victims' families of the 1983 attack.
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10. New Mexico Head Coach Mike Locksley Let's see. In a little over a month in his first season, Locksley has yet to win a game, lost to rival New Mexico State, and got into a fight with receivers coach J.B. Gerald. He also has a pending complaint filed against him by a former football administrative assistant with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Yeah, the coach could use a win real bad to stem the tide.
9. Louisville As the rest of the Big East jostles for position and a possible league championship, the Cardinals are sinking fast. The conference's only team with no more than a single victory, Louisville has lost three straight to Kentucky, Utah, and Pittsburgh. And it appears to be getting worse as the season develops. Likely favored in just a couple of games the rest of the way, Steve Kragthorpe will have a tough time winning enough games to improve his job security.
8. The Arizona State offense Cloaked in games with Idaho State and Louisiana-Monroe, the Sun Devil attack is once again going to be a major issue for Dennis Erickson. Inept throughout 2008, Arizona State is once again having problems moving the ball on the ground and protecting the quarterback. In recent losses to Georgia and Oregon State, the Devils failed to rush for more than 100 yards and were just 8-of-31 on third downs.
7. Colorado on the Road Actually, Colorado at home hasn't been too spiffy either, but away from Boulder, the Buffaloes are a miserable 2-14 under Dan Hawkins following Thursday's 35-24 loss at West Virginia. Now 1-3 overall, with the lone win coming versus Wyoming, the math does not look promising for the Buffs to pick up that sixth win needed for bowl eligibility.
6. Purdue Okay, so no one expected miracles in Danny Hope's first season as Joe Tiller's successor, but the current four-game losing streak includes losses to Northern Illinois, Notre Dame in the final minute, and Northwestern ... all in West Lafayette. All of a sudden, the battle for the Old Oaken Bucket at the end of November could decide which school occupies the Big Ten cellar.
5. North Carolina It's official. The Tar Heels are not quite ready to compete for an ACC championship. In fact, after watching them score just 10 points in losses to Georgia Tech and Virginia, should we be wondering if they're ready to compete for a bowl game? While the defense has done all it could, the offense has been dreadful, producing a mere 174 yards and nine first downs in front of a bewildered home crowd in Chapel Hill Saturday afternoon.
4. Oklahoma in One-Point Games So close, yet so far from national contention. Bookending a couple of shutout wins are a pair of one-point losses to BYU and Miami that'll keep the Sooners from reaching their highest goals in 2009. Don't rule out the Big 12, however. If Sam Bradford can return in time for the showdown with Texas in two weeks, you never know what Oklahoma might accomplish once it gets its premier player back in the huddle.
3. Clemson Hey, maybe Tommy Bowden wasn't the problem after all. Losers of three of their last four games, the Tigers have slipped below .500 with road games still remaining at Miami, North Carolina State, and South Carolina. Dropping one to Maryland this past weekend was inexcusable. That's the same Terp team that was blown out by Cal and Rutgers, lost to Middle Tennessee State, and barely escaped James Madison in the previous month. Clemson has way too much talent on both sides of the ball to be mired in this predicament.
2. Florida State After losing to an average Boston College team, the Seminoles are 0-2 in the ACC for the first time ever. That pretty much tells you all you need to know about the current demise of the Florida State program. Yeah, it might still have that Provo-like moment left in it, but it'll also be vulnerable in every single game the rest of the way. Once unthinkable, the 'Noles are staring at a ninth straight season of at least three losses. It's time, Bobby.
1. California See you, Bears. It was nice knowing you. Has a No. 6 team ever sunk so far, so fast? Since rising into the national conscience with a 3-0 start, Cal has plummeted back into Sun Bowl contention with back-to-back lopsided losses to Oregon and USC by a combined score of 72-6. Six stinking points from an offense that harbors RB Jahvid Best, one of the nation's most explosive playmakers. Yup, changes are on the horizon in Berkeley.
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Virtual reality is the final frontier.
Do livestreaming apps change the news?
Ellen Pao and the media and Silicon Valley and Twitter and sexism and everything.
Is virtual medicine real medicine?...more
Virtual reality is the final frontier.
Do livestreaming apps change the news?
Ellen Pao and the media and Silicon Valley and Twitter and sexism and everything.
Is virtual medicine real medicine?...more
Shame. The Internet. Monica Lewinsky.
You spend hours killing people, but you don't feel guilty.
So much data. So few uses.
All your stories in one little app.
Your annoying Facebook friends have something to tell you....more
Google wants to rank searches on fact.
But who decides what is a fact?
Your dog ruined everything. You did too.
For the last time, take those baby pictures down.
It is time to log off the Internet....more
[W]anting to make a career in letters and not being on Twitter and Facebook — that is, not wanting to share your work constantly with the strangers you met on airplanes and in restaurants and people you hadn't seen since seventh grade — became the equivalent of not actually wanting to be a writer at all....more
The first meeting of the Facebook book club was a little like Fight Club: nobody talked about it. Perhaps it was Zuckerberg's choice of book—The End of Power by Moisés Naím—or maybe he simply doesn't have the cultural cachet of Oprah, but Zuckerberg's post only garnered 240 questions and 137 comments....more
Shortly after Kamel Daoud's Counter-Investigation fell short of winning the Goncourt Prize, the Algerian author received a Facebook death threat from an Islamist preacher calling the author "an enemy of religion." Now, Daoud fights to defend his work as extremists attempt to force him into exile....more
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has launched a new book club, and it already has 80,000 members. Some people are hoping Facebook's reach will make this a powerful tool akin to Oprah's book club, once known for driving tens of thousands in book sales....more
Victorians: The original futurists.
Can social media stop vitriol and still maintain freedom of speech?
Should you go to jail for your Facebook profile?
What a podcast teaches us about memory.
Wikipedia is becoming as cumbersome as, well, real encyclopedias....more
Unlocking your Internet password. Unlocking your soul.
This is your face on Facebook....more
If you are a white man, your Internet is different than other internets.
Hackers are going offline and embracing print.
Content moderators keep your Internet from being worse.
A comprehensive history of the reviled banner ad.
Facebook is changing journalism. Like you already didn't know that....more
While the great debate over whether adults should love or hate YA books raged this summer, Facebook users were busy listing their top ten favorite books in a viral status update challenge. Turns out, Facebook's favorite books were meant for children....more
A world of enchanted objects is both alluring and deeply terrifying.
And now, a little about how Silicon Valley treats the LGBT community.
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Oh, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to "Like."...more
Social media is a cruel machine, propelled by our desire to keep up appearances and affirmed by a strange, voyeuristic capital of likes and favorites. While Facebook can at times feel like a digital cocktail party devoid of any significant personal connection, Julia Fierro, author of Cutting Teeth, makes a case for its value to those who struggle with anxiety and loneliness:
It is socializing on my own terms.
The future of the Internet should scare you.
Death isn't an end on Facebook.
Really awesome revolution of information. Teeny tiny profit margin.
Don't click away! Don't check Twitter. This is all very important....more
How should we handle digital memories? Do we keep them or erase them from our hard drives?
Facebook is emotionally manipulating you more than your mother.
Welcoming our robot overlords.
You aren't the only one concerned with Frozen's limitless power over today's youth....more
From the epic poems of old to postmodernist novels, humans have always told stories.
For the Millions, Annie Abrams looks at how Facebook affects our storytelling, applying narrative/literary insights from folks like J. M. Coetzee and Ralph Waldo Emerson. A preview:
What happens, though, to the identities we take on in moments of freedom from the sort of temporality Facebook advocates — the first two weeks of college; a short affair with someone regrettable while traveling; isolated months spent thinking about a dissertation?
CBGB's original walls are out of storage. Perhaps you would like to see them.
WWII POW dream journals are a neat thing.
Facebook is good for language research I guess!
Platybelodon was the dumbest/best animal to ever live....more
Though it can be hard to remember between tweeting at your favorite writer and joining a Facebook event page for a reading, there was a time when many authors led reclusive lives with minimal self-promotion.
Bookish has rounded up a list of some of the most private (Salinger, Pynchon)—and their modern-day, super-public opposites (John Green, Susan Orlean)....more
Megan Garber gives an exceptionally detailed breakdown of applause in this essay, which analyzes the history and evolution of the everyday gesture.
So the subtleties of the Roman arena — the claps and the snaps and the shades of meaning — gave way, in later centuries, to applause that was standardized and institutionalized and, as a result, a little bit promiscuous.
What defines a person's existence? A photo ID or their Internet activity?
It's a question that has been losing its irony lately. There's the news of a traveling couple that allegedly went missing in Perú but in actuality was just taking a break from Facebook updates....more
When Katherine Losse's The Boy Kings, a book about the sexist culture she encountered while working at Facebook during its early days, came out, Melissa Gira Grant paid attention.
Grant had worked for a Silicon Valley gossip blog during the same time period and had come to her own dismayed conclusions about women's roles in the tech industry....more
Many businesses recently noticed that although their reported "likes" may have increased, only a portion of their posts were actually reaching their followers.
Now, in order for organizations to reach their original Facebook fan base, they have to pay Mr. Zuckerberg a hefty sum....more
The New Yorker recently posted a cartoon which features a naked, and post-coital, Adam and Eve to their Facebook page. What resulted was a kerfuffle between the magazine and social media site over their nudity regulation policies. Specifically, Facebook took issue with Eve's cartoon nipples, leading to the magazine's Facebook page being temporarily shut down....more
The answer for me, in this case, is among a group of statues on the Drake University campus in Des Moines, IA. I'm reading from our June Poetry Book Club selection, Allan Peterson's Fragile Acts. I've posted video of this act in our new Facebook group for the Rumpus Poetry Book Club....more
In 1845, Abraham Lincoln tried–and failed–to patent the The Springfield Gazette, a personal paper with striking similarities to our modern day Book of Faces. Here's the full story.
"He went on to propose that 'each Man may decide if he shall make his page Available to the entire Town, or only to those with whom he has established Family or Friendship.' Evidently there was to be someone overseeing this collection of documents, and he would somehow know which pages anyone could look at, and which ones only certain people could see…"
UPDATE: Too good to be true, folks....more
In an interesting move, popular political site Talking Points Memo will begin using Facebook comments as their main commenting system. TPM Editor John Marshall explains the decision here.
"…To make an admittedly long story short, we're switching to Facebook comments because building or maintaining our own system does not seem like a good use of our company resources and because we believe fixed identities will make the comment threads more civilized, engaging and less threatened by marauding trolls and bad (comment) actors."...more


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Videos: Check Out a Sampling of Guitar World/Carvin "Perpetual Burn" Challenge Entries
Videos: Check Out a Sampling of Guitar World/Carvin "Perpetual Burn" Challenge Entries
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Here are just a few of the videos we've been sent by guitarists who have entered our "Perpetual Burn" Transcription Challenge.
If you don't know about the challenge, which started in early June, you can find all the info you need right here. After all, you still have a few hours to learn the song!
NOTE: We must have your video submissions by 10 a.m. EST Friday, June 21, 2013.
The winner of the challenge, who will be picked by Jason Becker (after the Guitar World editors narrow it down to three runners-up), will receive a new JB200C Jason Becker Tribute Guitar from Carvin.
For more information on Carvin's JB200C Jason Becker Tribute model (list price $2,999, direct price $1,699), visit carvinguitars.com.
To enter the contest, head here for all the details. Again, we need your video by 10 a.m. EST Friday, June 21, 2013.
On that note, here are just some of the videos we have been sent, including several that we received today (Thursday, June 20). In terms of winning or losing, it doesn't matter if your video is shown below. Again, this is just a random sampling of the entries we have received; we haven't started judging yet.
THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HAS ENTERED! AND REMEMBER: THE VIDEO SUBMISSION DEADLINE IS 10 A.M. EST FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2013! Please note: Contest rules stipulate that you must be age 18 or older and live in the US or Canada. For the rest of the official GW contest rules, head here
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1 Killed In Burlington County House Fire
One person was killed in a house fire in Burlington County, investigators confirmed.
2 Firefighters Injured Battling 2-Alarm Fire In Burlington County
The fire broke out on the 100 block of Mohawk Drive in Medford Lakes.
Health Department: Fox Found In Mt. Laurel Tests Positive For Rabies
A fox that was in the vicinity of Mt. Laurel has tested positive for rabies and the county Health Department is issuing a warning to residents.
South Jersey Residents Told To Evacuate As Their Homes Sit On Brink Of Massive Hole
Now the clock is ticking to see what can be done to save those homes.
Land Erosion Threatens Homes In NJ Neighborhood
An enormous chunk of land gone, tumbled down towards the Delaware River, leaving behind a cliff's edge about 10 yards away from two houses.
School Bus Crashes Into House In Burlington County
Authorities say children were on board at the time, but they were not injured.
Police: No Charges For Person Who Left Statue Outside NJ Gas Station
Police in a Burlington County town are investigating the discovery of a "suspicious" statue that had an assault rifle spray-painted onto it.
Agitated Driver Accused Of Trying To Eat Weed In Burlington County
A driver agitated by stopped traffic for a medical emergency began to hook his horn and when he was confronted by officers, police say he tried to eat marijuana he had in his possession.
Firefighters Rescue Puppy From Pemberton, NJ Creek
The puppy is now being examined at the Burlington County animal control facility.
Firefighters Battle Townhouse Blaze In Evesham Township
The fire was reported Thursday night at the 200 block of Foxwood Lane.
Police Investigating 2 Attempted Lurings In Burlington County
While the incidents are separate, the description given by the two children matched up.
Crews Battle House Fire In Moorestown
The fire was reported Monday night at the 500 block of Irving Court.
Residents Evacuated As Crews Repair Gas Leak In Burlington County
Officials say around 10:56 a.m. Monday a call came in for a gas leak at Parkers Mill Boulevard and Kirby Court.
Barn Fire Placed Under Control In Burlington County
A 2-alarm barn fire in Burlington County was placed under control around 12:06 p.m. Monday afternoon.
10 Minor Injuries After Crash Involving School Bus In Burlington County
Ten people suffered minor injuries in a crash that involved a school bus in New Jersey Wednesday morning.