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Lawyer held in criminal contempt
In a medical malpractice case last week, plaintiff's attorney R. Sadler Bailey repeatedly called defense attorneys liars and told the judge her rulings could "set a world record for error."
On Wednesday, Bailey was led from the courtroom in handcuffs after Circuit Court Judge Karen Williams held him in direct criminal contempt of court for those and other "unprofessional and inappropriate" remarks he has made over the two-year course of the case.
"Much time was wasted because Mr. Bailey could not discuss issues in this case in the courteous and controlled manner that is expected of all attorneys and officers of the court," said Williams, who declared a mistrial in the case last Thursday. "He made abusive remarks which the court considers to be discourteous to defense counsel and disrespectful to the judicial process as a whole."
In a courtroom crowded with some two dozen attorneys and deputies, Williams sentenced Bailey to 10 days in jail, but promised to suspend nine days if he participates in the Tennessee Lawyers Assistance Program, which helps lawyers with personal issues.
He was jailed, with bond set at $1,500.
Attorney Jake Erwin, who represented Bailey, argued that Williams should give him time to prepare a defense or to allow Bailey to address the court, but Williams denied the request and read her seven-page finding of fact, conclusions of law and pronouncement of sentence.
"Your honor, my client is not being given due process, and we object to the procedure," Erwin said. "I feel like we're in front of a train that can't be stopped."
Erwin said later he would file an immediate appeal with the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals.
Bailey, 50, who has practiced law for more than 30 years, is known for his aggressive style and was once ordered by another judge to take an anger management course.
John Hall of Atlanta, an attorney for the defense in the case before Williams, said he was appalled last week by Bailey's behavior.
"I have never in my life seen a lawyer speak with a judge in that manner, to tell you basically you can't get rulings right, criticize you, argue with you, demean you, belittle you and then turn around and do the same thing to us," Hall said, according to a trial transcript. "It is a strategy to be a bully. ... I get called a liar. You get called a fool, and it's just ridiculous."
Bailey said in an interview last week that he is an honest and ethical attorney who fights passionately and aggressively for his clients. He said that if he sometimes goes too far, it is only because he is trying to stand up for what is right.
The medical malpractice case involving a 9-year-old girl who has been severely handicapped since birth settled out of court after Williams granted the defense motion for a mistrial.
Under the law, criminal contempt includes acts disrespectful of the court or its processes that obstructs the administration of justice.
Direct contempt occurs in the presence of the court, as opposed to constructive contempt, which occurs outside of court and may include failure to abide by court orders.
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Crime Stoppers Offers $25K Reward For Salas Murder
Crime Stoppers has added $20,000 to a reward for information that leads to the arrest and indictment of the person who shot and killed a man while he waited in his car for his mother to get off work last month.
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Huong Ly, 63, and her husband Long Nguyen, 72, have been identified as the couple found killed in their Arlington apartment Sunday.
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Police are asking for the public's help in finding who killed a married couple in their apartment this weekend.
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Dallas police now have a suspect in the animal abuse case involving Justice; the puppy set on fire two weeks ago. Dallas Sheriff's Department officials say they've received an arrest warrant and are now actively looking for 18-year-old Darius Ewing.
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Dallas Police say don't know why someone killed 50-year-old Shearl Bennett as she was coming home from church Wednesday night off Royal Lane. The police department is hoping a $5,000 reward offered by Crimestoppers will help lead them to her killer.
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Matthew Warren was the youngest of their three children.
As Saddleback grew over the years, it spread out from its Lake Forest headquarters, 65 miles southeast of Los Angeles, adding several other campuses and ministries around Southern California.
The church says it now offers more than 200 community ministries and support groups for parents, families, children, couples, prisoners, addicts, and people living with HIV, depression and other illnesses.
In 2008, the church sponsored a presidential forum with Barack Obama and John McCain. Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney were invited to a similar forum last fall, but Warren canceled it several days beforehand, saying the campaign had become too uncivil.
Warren was named the top newsmaker of the year for 2009 by the Religion Newswriters Association. He gained attention that year with his invocation at Obama's inauguration, as well as with comments he made in the aftermath of California's Proposition 8, which overturned gay marriage.


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The US Marine Corps distributed toys to kids in need from Nicollet and Blue Earth Counties on Saturday. Local Marines join with other volunteers for the annual Toys For Tots program. Gifts donated by businesses and individuals were handed out at the National Guard Armory in Mankato. This is the 6th year for the program in Nicollet and Blue Earth Counties, and volunteers expected to give out gifts to over 3,100 kids. The Marines accept donations to the Toys For Tots program leading right up to Christmas. More information is available at www.toysfortots.org.
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October 19, 2013
Give your usual movie night snack a little spruce. These Mint Chocolate Chip Popcorn Treats from Crazy for Crust are easy to make and add a bit of color to the usual mundane popcorn snack. A bit of popcorn, marshmallows and chocolate mint frosting will go a long way.
Mint Chocolate Chip Popcorn Treats
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Do you think wearing on-body cameras on duty should be mandatory?
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Eron DeMarchelle isn't supposed to feel this connection. He is a Sandman, a supernatural being whose purpose is to seduce his human charges to sleep. Though he can communicate with his charges in their dreams, he isn't encouraged to do so. After all, becoming too involved in one human's life could prevent him from helping others get their needed rest. But he can't deny that he feels something for Julia, a lonely girl with fiery red hair and sad dreams. Just weeks ago, her boyfriend died in a car accident, and Eron can tell that she feels more alone than ever. Eron was human once too, many years ago, and he remembers how it felt to lose the one he loved. In the past, Eron has broken rules to protect Julia, but now, when she seems to need him more than ever, he can't reach her. Eron's time as a Sandman is coming to a close, and his replacement doesn't seem to care about his charges. Worse, Julia is facing dangers she doesn't recognize, and Eron, as he transitions back to being human, may be the only one who can save her. . . . Even once they've become human again, Sandmen are forbidden to communicate with their charges. But Eron knows he won't be able to forget Julia. Will he risk everything for a chance to be with the girl he loves? Cyn Balog's follow-up to Fairy Tale has more wit, more supernatural delights, and more star-crossed romance! Teen girls will love this story of a Sandman who falls in love with his human charge. From the Hardcover edition.
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University Hospital receives $46,000 from P&C Foods to fight breast cancer
The Breast Care Center at the University Hospital of SUNY Health Science Center in Syracuse received a check for $45,954 from P&C Foods to help support breast cancer research.
The check, presented March 12, represents what P&C Foods raised from its customers and employees during a fundraising campaign that featured Buffalo Bills defensive back Chris Spielman and his wife, Stefanie, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in July and has been undergoing extensive treatment. Spielman sat out the 1998 season so he could spend time with his children and his wife during this time.
"We are extremely grateful for the generous support of P&C Foods and its customers," said Dr. Patricia J. Numann, medical director of University Hospital and director of the Breast Care Center. "This money will help our research efforts and strengthen our educational programming for our patients."
Penn Traffic, the parent company of P&C Foods, created the Stefanie Spielman Fund for Breast Cancer Research, with proceeds helping breast cancer research at hospitals in communities the company serves. In total, Penn Traffic is contributing $222,000 through the fund.
"We've been a part of the Syracuse community for a long time, and we knew that people would embrace such a positive effort," said Nick Campbell, senior vice president of marketing for P&C Foods and Penn Traffic. "It's a good feeling to be reminded how much people care about ending this dreaded disease."
The Breast Care Center at University Hospital receives patients from all across central and upstate New York, including Massena, Utica, Binghamton and Oswego. More than 33,000 patient visits have been made to the center since it opened in 1986.
For each $1 donation, fund contributors had their names placed on pink ribboned footballs, which were hung on walls and windows throughout P&C stores in New York from November 1998 through January 1999.
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It's good you found Anton Largiader's article on the oil canister. Snowbum has tremendous knowledge and experience, but his writing style is not what you'd call elegant. Fewer words and more pictures and diagrams would be helpful.
Measure the depth from the top of the filter canister to the flange where the filter cover plate sits (where the paper gasket was). It should be somewhere around 4mm. The idea is to compress that white O-ring a bit. The O-ring is nominally 4mm thick, but it can't hurt to check the actual thickness.
If your canister has a sharp edge, at least one shim is required. Sometimes two shims are called for, if you measure the depth greater than is typical. The shims are about .3mm thick. If the depth is small, you may need the paper gasket (to prevent the O-ring from getting squished too much). As I understand it, the paper gasket is usually NOT needed.
I think the shim (sometimes called a ring or washer) is part number 11-42-1-336-895. It should be in stock at any good BMW dealer. Maybe you're like me and don't live near a good BMW dealer? I order stuff from either A&S BMW in California or Max BMW in Hew Hampshire.
The white O-ring--the larger of the two--is the critical one. It keeps oil from bypassing all the bearings and going straight from the pump back to the crankcase.
The slightly smaller black O-ring is important, but not critical. It keeps oil from bypassing the filter.
EDIT: My R-100GS PD has the two O-rings, one black and one white, because there's an oil cooler whose lines attach at the cover plate. I'm not sure the set-up on your /7 will be the same. If it differs in this area, please disregard everything I've just written--except the part about the white O-ring and dimensions of the spot where it lives. This still applies.
There's also a small O-ring (like small enough to just fit over your finger, maybe) that goes on the bottom of the filter element. The filter usually comes with it attached. Sometimes it gets detached and stays on the little tube at the bottom of the canister when you remvove the old element. If that happens, you want to reach in there with something and remove it, because having two in there at once is not a good thing.
I can't help you with cylinder base gaskets and O-rings, other than to say, "good luck," and it looks like you have a fun project there.
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T53 competitor praised previous night's hero after he takes Britain's third sprint title in Olympic Stadium
Mickey Bushell was born without seven vertebrae, but nobody could accuse him of lacking backbone as he became the third British sprinter to win gold in the Olympic Stadium last night.
The Paralympics have sparked into life in recent days, fuelled by the Oscar Pistorius controversy, Ellie Simmonds's waterworks and a procession of mindboggling feats that last night included the one-legged high jump. Even the catcalls for George Osborne, present as a party-pooping medal presenter, were heartfelt.
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Sri Lanka Win By 51 Runs
That's a big loss for India, who were nowhere without MS Dhoni today and are now in serious doubt of reaching the ODI tri-series final. Sri Lanka, recently remunerated for their services after a long payment drought, are an entirely fresh unit and suddenly loving life Down Under. Kulasekara pips Perera to the post to bag the Man of the Match award. The next game of the series sees today's winners take on the hosts in Hobart on Friday. Cheers.
Over 45.1 Perera W
238-10 - WICKET! An awful full toss is enough to seal the deal for Sri Lanka, with Pathan's rush of blood to the head seeing him smack the ball straight back to the bowler, who merrily holds onto the return catch. So commence the Sri Lankan celebrations and the Indian commiserations...
Over 45 Malinga 0-0-4-1-0-0
238-9 - A clever piece of premeditation brings Pathan four lofted over short fine-leg. The all-rounder is quite prepared to let the number 11 earn his keep too, with Yadav obliging by digging out two potentially toe-cracking yorkers.
Over 44 Perera 0-1-0-0-0-W
233-9 - WICKET! A very cheap over takes its toll on Vinay, who holes out to backward point. A veritable livewire in that position, 12th man Senanayake, on the field for Thirimanne, takes a great catch on the dive. Yadav in now and the Fat Lady is busy warming up her voice in preparation of Sri Lankan triumph.
Over 43 Malinga 1-1-1-1-1-W
232-8 - Malinga returns to the attack and proves spot on, particularly with his length. Pathan trying to play the ball deep from the his crease in a quest to find the fence, but it ain't working. WICKET! Aswhin, meanwhile, is outdone by a clever slower ball. Attempting to run it down to thirdman, the right-hander succeeds only in feathering and edge to the wicketkeeper. That's it for the all-rounders. We are into the tail-enders now as Vinay steps to the crease.
Over 42 Kulasekara 1-1-1-2-1lb-1
227-7 - An over without a boundary sees the asking rate scream to 7.87.
Over 41 Perera 1-1-1-W-4-1
220-7 - Perera returns to the attack and enjoys immediate success. WICKET! For the first time, Patel tries to force the issue, but to no avail. The ball strikes the bat high up on its face, with the result a skier. Three men converge under the catch, and there is almost an almighty mix-up as to who is going to take it. Malinga calls for it and duly pockets it - calamity avoided. Aswhin in now. Pathan still going strong, but running out of support.
Over 40 Kulasekara 1wd-4-4-1-0-1-1
212-6 - India have a long way to go but Pathan is determined to do this on his own if he has to, duly tucking into a couple of swats past midwicket for four and four again. Lady Luck, meanwhile, pays Patel a visit as his leading edge bobbles to safety between the point and cover field. India need 78 runs from 60 balls to win from here on in...
Over 39 Malinga 4-1-0-1-0-1
200-6 - Panic is rife in the Indian camp now, with Pathan lacing four through the cover region but then almost running himself out at the non-striker's end. 200 up for India regardless.
Over 38 Kulasekara 1-4-1wd-1-W-1-1
193-6 - This might be Pathan's day to show that he is, indeed, worthy of his status as an all-rounder. WICKET! Not Jadeja, though, who manages to drag a full, wide delivery onto his stumps. He is livid with himself, smacking his bat with his fist in frustration. That delivery wasn't really worthy of a breakthrough, but so be it. Wicketkeeper-batsman Patel in now - usually an opener, he is in at eight today.
Over 37 Malinga 1wd-2-2-1lb-0-0-4
184-5 - An absolute comedy of errors as Jadeja digs out a yorker, toys with running a quick single, is almost run-out at the striker's end, lives to fight on, then steals the single on the back of the overthrow and again is almost run-out at the striker's end. Malinga isn't at all happy with proceedings, so bites back with a screaming bouncer to almost knock Pathan's block off. The batsman later has the final say of the over, swatting some leg-side rubbish to the fine-leg fence for four.
Over 36 Perera 2-4-W-0-0-2
174-5 - The right-arm seamer duly returns to the attack. as the batting Powerplay commences and the next five overs will surely decide who is going to win the match. WICKET! As has so often been the case in the past, the five-over tactic gets off to an awful start for the batting side. Kohli, the key in the contest, falls. Some horrible timing on the pull sees the ball bobble to mid-on, where Kulasekara is at hand for the catch. Next in is Pathan, promoted ahead of Patel as predicted.
Over 35 Maharoof 1-0-0-2-4-0
166-4 - Maharoof concludes his 10 overs for the day, but not before fetching four straight down the ground on the back of Jadeja's decision to some attacking shot selection. He and Kohli would've surmised during the drinks break that they need to step on the gas here. Don't want to leave too much for the lower order to do later.
Over 34 Herath 0-1-1-1-0-1
159-4 - Some old-school thinking might find the need to send a pinch-hitter just now. Irfan or Ashwin ahead of Parthiv, perhaps. Drinks break, meanwhile.
Over 33 Maharoof
155-4 - Much the same as the previous over. India can't afford this for too long. The asking rate is now sitting at 7.94. The batting Powerplay is still to come, though.
Over 32 Herath 1-0-1-1-0-0
151-4 - The time to steady ship is now, decide Kohli and Jadeja, taking in three singles in the process to bring up the team 150.
Over 31 Maharoof 0-1-W-0-1-1
148-4 - WICKET! A Sri Lankan fielder actually manages to hold onto a catch this time around. Thirimanne shows Chandimal how it is done, pouching a relatively easy chance as a leading edge balloons to cover. Raina was stuck in his crease there, with a lack of footwork proving his downfall. He might want to play that sort of line a lot straighter next time too. So ends a 92-run partnership. Jadeja in now.
Over 30 Herath 1-1-1-0-1-1
145-3 - FIFTY! Virat Kohli's rich vein of form continues as he cuts to cover for one more. He was the standout batsman in the Test series and now he's proving that he's tops in the one day arena as well. He has to count himself lucky though, those two let offs from Dinesh Chandimal should really have been taken.
Over 29 Maharoof 2-1-0-2-1-1
140-3 - Just a two-over spell for Malinga again. Jayawardene just making sure to keep the premier quick man fresh throughout the innings. Maharoof isn't quite as fast, but he always delivers a good line and it was actually surprising he didn't make it on the tour to South Africa. Runs on offer all over for the batsmen, the fielders are likely a bit down after those dropped catches.
Over 28 Herath 0-1-0-0-1-1
133-3 - MS Dhoni carries some drinks out the middle. It's not often you see the Indian skipper doing that sort of thing, but it's good to see he's still calling some of the shots and providing a few encouraging words to the young batsmen.


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Lettuce Wedges with Warm Mustard Dressing
12 Oct 2011
|Iceberg lettuce head
|Unsalted margarine
|2 Tablespoon
|All-purpose flour
|2 Tablespoon
|Dijon mustard
|2 1⁄2 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon
|White wine worcestershire sauce
|2 Teaspoon
|Skim milk
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Unsweetened orange juice
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Grated orange rind
|2 Teaspoon
1) Rinse the letuce and remove the core.
2) Cut the lettuce into 12 wedges and place them on a serving platter.
3) Cover the lettuce and chill it thoroughly.
4) In a medium saucepan placed over moderate heat, melt the margarine.
5) Add the mustard, flour, honey and Worcestershire sauce. Cook the contents for about 1 minute, stirring constantly.
6) Add the milk very gradually and continue to cook and stir, till the mixutre is thick and bubble.
7) Add the orange rind and juice and cook till completely heated.
8) Over the chilled lettuce leaves, pour the warm mustard mixture.
9) Serve the salad right away, as an appetizer.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Very Easy
Restriction:Lacto Ovo Vegetarian
Preparation Time:5 Minutes
Cook Time:10 Minutes
Ready In:15 Minutes
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Combine flour, salt, soda, and sugar in sifter.
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MPICH with Torque Functionality
This is part three of a multi-part tutorial on installing and configuring MPICH2. The full tutorial includes
- Installing MPICH
- MPICH: Pick Your Paradigm
- MPICH with Torque Functionality
The "Other" Mpiexec
Congratulations! By going this route, you're saving yourself a lot of hassle by avoiding maintaining an mpd ring on the cluster, or helping your users set up and tear down rings. If that doesn't make sense, that's fine - that's the beauty of this option. MPI will take care of all the details for the users.
This functionality is added by using a new binary. Instead of the binary called
mpiexec that came with the MPICH2 installation, a new
mpiexec is installed. Unfortunately, they have the same name, but they work very differently. The "other" mpiexec - the one with Torque-functionality that we need to add to the cluster - is produced out of Ohio Supercomputer Center. This mpiexec only works with Torque. In other words, users will not be able to use it outside of a qsub script.
For this reason, you might want to only put the new mpiexec on the worker nodes, and keep the original binary for users to run outside of Torque on the head node.
Before starting, the original mpiexec needs to be moved (at least on the worker nodes) so that it is no longer in root's or users' paths (or just renamed). Find it with
which mpiexec
and then move it somewhere else as a backup.
To download the latest version of mpiexec, visit the OSC mpiexec page and scroll down to the downloads section. Right click on the file location. Then, from whenever your source is stored, run
wget http://www.osc.edu/~pw/mpiexec/mpiexec-0.83.tgz
or whatever the latest version is. Untar it with
tar xvzf mpiexec*.tar.gz
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cd into the new directory. Mpiexec follows the standard source installation paradigm. Run
./configure --help
to see a list of options. Important options include
--prefix=- specify where you want to have the binaries installed. They need to be accessible by all of the worker nodes. An NFS mount would be a good choice.
--with-pbs=- necessary to get the Torque functionality! Specify the location of the Torque installation. If you followed my Torque tutorial, it's located at
--with-default-comm=mpich2-pmi- used to indicate which version of MPI
Next, run
./configure with all the options necessary. My command looked like this:
./configure --prefix=/shared --with-pbs=/var/spool/pbs/ --with-default-comm=mpich2-pmi
To do this next part, Torque will need to already be installed. Mpiexec requires that a file named
pbs_iff be on each one of the worker nodes. Normally, this file is only located on the head node and isn't installed as part of the pbs_mom installation, so it needs to be copied out from the head node to each of the other nodes.
There's an easy way to do this by scripting. The first requirement is to have a file with each of the worker nodes listed in it. Assuming Torque is running, this can be generated with
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grep -v =excludes all lines that have an equal sign in them
grep -v '^$'contains a regular expression to delete all empty lines
The "machines" file of all the worker node names can then be used in a quick script to copy pbs_iff to each of the worker nodes. Find the original file with
updatedb && locate pbs_iff
(If you receive an error,
apt-get install locate and then try again.) Then, replacing my locations below for the location you found it on your cluster, run
for x in `cat machines`; do rsync /usr/local/sbin/pbs_iff $x:/usr/local/sbin/; done
Next, pbs_iff needs to have its permissions changed to setuid root. (This means the binary runs with root privileges, even when run by a different user.) Again, to do this across all the worker nodes at once, use a script and make sure the location is correct for your setup:
for x in `cat machines`; do ssh $x chmod 4755 /usr/local/sbin/pbs_iff; done
Without these steps, users trying to run mpiexec will see errors like these:
pbs_iff: file not setuid root, likely misconfigured pbs_iff: cannot connect to gyrfalcon:15001 - fatal error, errno=13 (Permission denied) cannot bind to reserved port in client_to_svr mpiexec: Error: get_hosts: pbs_connect: Unauthorized Request .
Trying to run a program with
mpiexec outside of a Torque job, it will give an error:
mpiexec: Error: PBS_JOBID not set in environment. Code must be run from a PBS script, perhaps interactively using "qsub -I".
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The Backes call was terrible. Huskins was injured, and the Wings took the PP, but it was terrible
by George Malik on 02/01/13 at 11:45 PM ET
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As noted in the quick take, and as just about any Red Wings fan will tell you, the penalty assessed to St. Louis Blues David Backes for what was most assuredly a hard and was probably an intent-to-injure hit on Red Wings defenseman Kent Huskins--who did leave the game, and does have an "upper-body injury," according to Helene St. James and Ansar Khan--may have been the worst match penalty for a hit to the head ever assessed.
Late hit? Sure. Intereference call? I'm pretty sure that's what those "late interference" calls were designed to do, punish late hits where players in vulnerable positions are taken out (and as much as I dislike the Blues, I can't help but admit that Backes is remarkably efficient at being viciously predatory in that department) for the sake of hurting them.
But a 5-minute major and a game misconduct? Seriously? I don't think that any Wings fan would decline the penalty, even as bad as "our" team's power play has been, but jeez...This was horrible, just horrible. Yahoo Sports' Greg "Puck Daddy" Wyshynski offers a video of the hit...
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Red Wings-Blues quick take: Captain Z serves up a platter of curly fries
by George Malik on 02/01/13 at 11:21 PM ET
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Updated 3x at 11:05 PM: Kent Huskins did get hurt, Howard starts on Saturday, and you can watch the goals below: That was bizarre...The Red Wings' 5-3 victory over the St. Louis Blues may go down in "Weird Game" history, but it was nonetheless incredibly satisfying to watch the Wings both overcome the Blues and themselves as this team in progress attempts to claw out an identity for itself.
The Wings absolutely raced out to a two-goal first period lead thanks to a PP and then even strength goal by Henrik Zetterberg within the game's first 8:07, but all of five minutes later, the Blues had tied the game 2-2, and by the 4:30 mark of the second period, the Blues had taken a 3-2 lead on a Red Wings team that first went into neutral and then reverse, simply backing off and allowing the Blues to fire shots and screens and then Patrik Berglund's body into Jimmy Howard, and by the end of the second period, Wings fans were booing the power play (justifiably so) and were worried that the Blues would take another game from 'em...
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by George Malik on 02/01/13 at 12:45 PM ET
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If you're interested, from the Plymouth Whalers and the Plymouth Examiner:
If fans attempt to donate blood on Friday afternoon at Compuware Arena, they'll get a chance to see the first place Plymouth Whalers host the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds in an Ontario Hockey League game later that evening.
The Whalers are teaming up with the American Red Cross for a blood drive Friday from Noon to 6 pm at Compuware Arena (located at 14900 Beck Road in Plymouth Township).
Anyone attempting to donate blood will receive a $12 ticket for the Whalers game Friday evening against the Soo.
Friday's game is also a $5 Friday value. Seats in sections 105-110 of Compuware Arena are offered for $5 on specific Friday nights.
Wings prospect Ryan Sproul plays for the Soo...And while I can't donate blood due to the medications I take to deal with my illnesses, doing so is obviously a pretty dang noble and selfless gesture.
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Red Wings-Blues game-day updates: Zetterberg's good to go; White hopes to return next week
by George Malik on 02/01/13 at 12:10 PM ET
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Updated 6x with a Blues update and Ken Kal's game-day preview at 5:45 PM: The Detroit Red Wings face a stiff test tonight in the St. Louis Blues (7:30 PM, FSD/FS Midwest/NHL Network--again, that means Center Ice and GameCenter Live subscribers who don't get the NHL Network are blacked out tonight/WXYT AM), but there is good news in the player personnel department, per MLive's Ansar Khan...
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Red Wings-Blues set-up and overnight report: test ahead
by George Malik on 02/01/13 at 04:14 AM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings and St. Louis Blues face off tonight (7:30 PM, FSD, FS Midwest/NHL Network--sorry, Center Ice and GameCenter Live subscribers, if you don't get the NHL Network, you're screwed/WXYT AM) with the Blues continuing to absolutely steamroll their opponents, and the Wings feeling very determined to make amends for their 6-0 shellacking by St. Louis on the 2013 season's opening night.
The Wings, who will presumably have Henrik Zetterberg in the lineup despite the fact that he missed Thursday's practice,are beginning a February schedule in which they'll play 15 times over the course of 28 nights, including 4 sets of back-to-back games--starting tonight as the Wings will head to Columbus and tangle with the Blue Jackets on Saturday--and the team currently sits in third place in the Central Division with 7 points and a 3-2-and-1 record.
The Blues, who are much healthier, have 12 points and boast a 6-and-1 record, including four straight wins and a 4-1 victory over the Blue Jackets on Thursday evening.
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Red Wings Thursday practice post in progress: Zetterberg has boogers, Gustavsson didn't practice
by George Malik on 01/31/13 at 01:02 PM ET
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Updated 6x with a bunch of stuff at 4:52 PM: Henrik Zetterberg will play tomorrow against St. Louis: The Red Wings began practice at 11:30 this morning, and there's been a bit of a "rut roh" moment already, per the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan:
Zetterberg's parents are in town, and the Free Press's Helene St. James assures us that the Wings' captain is simply suffering from what may be some imported boogers...
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Red Wings overnight report: on Tootoo and Howard's 'worth,' prospect news and an unspeakable word
by George Malik on 01/31/13 at 05:21 AM ET
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Even I will admit that, until Tuesday night's game against Dallas, anyway, I was scratching my head a bit about Jordin Tootoo. For somebody who supposedly came to Detroit to play more regularly and to register points, Tootoo had been playing anywhere between 7-10 minutes over the Wings' first five games, and he was registering a couple of hits and a shot here and there, but wasn't doing much else.
While Damien Brunner's dazzled us all on the scoresheet and aesthetically speaking--and again, I have to offer the, "It's early yet" caveat--I had begun to think, "Geez, here's another physical player brought into Detroit to be physical, and here he is being used in an extremely limited role, penalty parade included, and he can't seem to get his checking timed right or really get on the forecheck with the time he's getting. Are we seeing another Mike Commodore situation in the making here?"
Apparently not! Tootoo is being paid the 48-game equivalent of $1.7 million this season and will be paid $2 million over the next two seasons to play for 7-9 minutes a game, while Brunner's scoring goals while earning his pro-rated $1.35 million to deke and dangle and score.
Who's really giving the Wings bang for their buck?
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It turns out that the Red Wings did end up adding an impact forward via free agency last summer…
by George Malik on 01/30/13 at 09:28 PM ET
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It's still early in terms of the time having passed in Red Wings' 2013 season--the Wings have been playing for a week-and-a-half now, so we're 12 days into the schedule--but six games played represent 1/8th of the 48 games the Wings will play, or 12.5% of the Wings' schedule.
Many issues still ail the 3-2-and-1 Wings, even after their superb 4-1 victory over Dallas on Tuesday, and as the Wings will face off against the St. Louis Blues three times in February (starting on Friday), the Nashville Predators twice, the hungry-for-redemption Kings twice, the spoiler-happy Blue Jackets twice and a mixed bag of six other teams (Calgary, Edmonton, Anaheim, Vancouver, Minnesota and San Jose) during a month in which the Wings will play 15 times over the course of 28 nights (three sets of back-to-back games included): the power play is still awful, the penalty-killing unit isn't much better--and is having to kill far too many penalties--the Wings have yet to score a first-period goal...
And in terms of the team's injuries, Jonas Gustavsson (groin) is the player closest to returning this weekend. The team may have to wait at least another 7-10 days to get Darren Helm (back), Mikael Samuelsson (groin) and Ian White (lacerated quadriceps) back into the lineup, and Carlo Colaiacovo (shoulder), Jan Mursak (shoulder) and Joey MacDonald (back) are at least two weeks away, if not longer in some instances.
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Parents, do you agree with MLive's guide to bringing children to watch a Wings game?
by George Malik on 01/30/13 at 07:50 PM ET
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This isn't exactly another, "Girls' guide to Watching the Rangers"--and kudos to Stanley Cup of Chowder's Sarah Connors for issuing a stern and thorough rebuttal to both the concept that women somehow can't be passionate sports fans, or those who believe that anyone who sees an athlete and is attracted to them suddenly becomes a sports "bunny"--but this well-intentioned article by MLive's Karen Dybis, offering a parent's guide to bringing children to Red Wings games has me a bit perplexed.
I had parents who were very thorough about going to public places or attending public events when I was growing up--they'd walk me through the routine, how long we'd be staying, where we were going to eat, how long a walk it would be to where we were parking, what constituted appropriate conduct, etc.--and if I or my friends started misbehaving, we were told to zip it and usually did.
Here are some of Dybis' points...Parents, what do you think about these suggestions?
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Red Wings mid-day news: on Datsyuk joining 'club 1,000' and Wings-Stars tailings
by George Malik on 01/30/13 at 02:49 PM ET
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Updated 2x at 2:19 PM: The Red Wings are enjoying a welcome and what will become an increasingly rare day off after their 4-1 victory over the Dallas Stars last night, so today's crop of Red Wings-related stories, barring any injury news, will be pretty spartan. As I was wrapping up last night's overnight report, however, a story from Russia Today appeared around 4 AM EST, and it yielded a Magnum P.I.-style double-eyebrow-raising:
The 1000th career point from Russian forward, Pavel Datsyuk helped the Red Wings to a 4-1 victory over the Dallas Stars in the NHL.
Datsyuk assisted Valtteri Filppula in the two opening goals, which pretty much sealed the deal for the Red Wings on the night he bagged the landmark achievement.
"Whenever he has the puck, you can always expect it's going to come your way," Filppula said of Datsyuk's play in an interview with the NHL's official website. "I've obviously played with him for a while now, but still, every once in a while you get surprised."
The game meant the Russian's career scoring record reached 1,000 points, with 732 (240 goals 478 assists) coming in the NHL and the rest – in Russian hockey.
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The Atlanta Hawks have re-signed forward Ivan Johnson, who made a surprise impact as an undrafted rookie last season. The 28-year-old Johnson averaged 6.4 points and 4.0 rebounds in 56 games. He led the team by making 51.3 percent of his shots from the field and ranked fourth in rebounds. The 6-foot-8, 255-pound Johnson was the NBA's rookie of the month for April. General manager Danny Ferry announced Johnson's new deal on Tuesday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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I am trying to install the drivers for a geforce FX 5200 on a Fedora core 1 installation. I recompiled a new vanilla 2.4.22 kernel (the same version as the FC1 kernel). The drivers installed fine on teh FC1 Kernel but not on the vanilla kernel (which is what I need). I have attached the installer log. However when I try to compile and install the drivers manually (using the make file in the package) i get a slightly more detailed error.
n:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/root/bin:/bin:/sbin" modprobe nvidia && \
echo "nvidia.o installed successfully."; \
depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.22/kernel/drivers/atm/he.o
depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.22/kernel/drivers/char/phnpci.o
depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.22/kernel/drivers/video/nvidia.o
/lib/modules/2.4.22/kernel/drivers/video/nvidia.o: unresolved symbol release_console_sem
Hint: You are trying to load a module without a GPL compatible license
and it has unresolved symbols. The module may be trying to access
GPLONLY symbols but the problem is more likely to be a coding or
user error. Contact the module supplier for assistance, only they
can help you.
/lib/modules/2.4.22/kernel/drivers/video/nvidia.o: insmod /lib/modules/2.4.22/kernel/drivers/video/nvidia.o failed
/lib/modules/2.4.22/kernel/drivers/video/nvidia.o: insmod nvidia failed
make[1]: *** [package-install] Error 255
make: *** [install] Error 2
The kernel was compiled on the same version of gcc as the one that I have. I have tried searching the forum but I could not find a solution.
Thank you for any help you can provide.
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Thank you for reporting this problem, it looks like this is a regression in recent NVIDIA Linux graphics driver releases.
Please try the following:
# sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-100.14.09-pkg1.run --apply-patch /path/to/NVIDIA_kernel-100.14.09-325790.diff.txt
Re: vanilla 2.4.22 kernel installation problems
Thank you for your help and quick response. The driver installed perfectly.
Re: vanilla 2.4.22 kernel installation problems
Just wanted to say that it helped me out as well, thank you!
After reading all about how good Slackware is I decided to give it a go and get rid of Xubuntu. Unfortunately X wouldn't start after the installation which immediately caused a challange :)
I tried to install the 100.14.11 version and bumped into the same problem. So decided to download the .09 version + patch like mentioned in this thread.
Thanks again.
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I should probably mention that the patch should also work with 100.14.11.
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The average age for a hardwood basketball court at a Montgomery County public high school is 13 years old. In Prince George's County, that number is 21. Two schools in Montgomery County have courts that are much older than the average, Damascus and Thomas S. Wootton, according to information provided by athletic directors and the school system.
The court at Damascus was installed in 1950 and the one at Wootton was installed in 1970.
Most hardwood basketball courts in the United States are made from dense maple with a smaller number made from a maple-oak hybrid. According to athleticbusiness.com, a leading trade publication, to maintain a floor properly schools should:
Dust mop the floor daily.
Clean the floor regularly with a solution recommended by the finish manufacturer.
Screen and recoat the floor at least once a year.
Sand down, reseal, paint and refinish the floor every 10 to 15 years.
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On September 21, 1780, American General Benedict Arnold meets with British Major John Andre to discuss handing over West Point to the British, in return for the promise of a large sum of money and a high position in the British army. The plot was foiled and Arnold became synonymous with the word "traitor."
On September 19, 1881, President James A. Garfield succumbs to wounds inflicted by an assassin 80 days earlier. Garfield's assassin was an attorney and political office-seeker named Charles Guiteau. Guiteau was a relative stranger to the president and his administration in an era when federal positions were doled out on a "who you know" basis. When his requests for an appointment were ignored, a furious Guiteau stalked the president, vowing revenge.
Patty Hearst
On September 18, 1975, newspaper heiress and wanted fugitive Patty Hearst is captured in a San Francisco apartment and arrested for armed robbery. On February 4, 1974, Patricia Hearst, the 19-year-old daughter of newspaper publisher Randolph Hearst, was kidnapped from her apartment in Berkeley, California. Her fiancé, Stephen Weed, was beaten and tied up along with a neighbor who tried to help.
Sept. 17, 2013 Seattle PI
A decade after he dodged a death sentence in the slayings of dozens of women, Green River Killer Gary Ridgway now sweetly claims in a series of interviews with KOMO Newsradio he wants to help lay his victims to rest.
Interviewed for the first time since his incarceration by KOMO's Charlie Harger, Ridgway says he believes he killed 75 or 80 women – many more than the 49 slaying he pleaded guilty to in 2003.
Ridgway told KOMO he wishes he had wandered the sites where he dumped his victims' remains. To assist investigators, he claims, and help set the women's families at ease.
The detectives "should have had me get out at every site to show them where I put those bodies," Ridgway told KOMO. "If I could do it all over again, I would say I want to get out at every single site." Read More
On September 17, 1884, Judge Allen disposes of the 13 criminal cases on his Oakland, California, docket in only six minutes. Although he set a new record for speed, defendants in Oakland's criminal court did not stand much of a chance of gaining an acquittal.
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On September 16, 1845, Phineas Wilcox is stabbed to death on orders of Brigham Young in Nauvoo, Illinois, because he is believed to be a spy. The murder of Wilcox reflected the serious and often violent conflict between the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the surrounding communities.
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At least seven people are dead after as many as three shooters dressed in military style uniforms opened fire a rampage at the Washington Navy Yard on Monday, police said, spreading fear and chaos across the region as authorities tried to contain the incident.
D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier said in a mid-day news conference that one of the suspected shooters is dead, while authorities are looking for two other possible suspects wearing military style clothing.
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=== Stanford, UConn still 1-2 in women's hoops poll === New York, NY (Sports Network) - Stanford and Connecticut remained the top two teams in women's college basketball, according to the latest Associated Press poll. The Cardinal received 24 first-place votes and a total of 982 points from a nationwide media panel to maintain the top spot for a fifth straight week, while the Huskies picked up 14 No. 1 votes and 964 points to keep the second spot. Baylor garnered a pair of first-place votes to remain third and is again followed by Duke, Notre Dame, Georgia, Kentucky, California and Maryland. Penn State moved up one spot to 10th and Purdue jumped two spots to 11. Louisville moved up to No. 12, while Tennessee fell to 13th. Oklahoma State, Dayton, North Carolina, UCLA, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Texas rounded out the second 10. Florida State, Kansas, Colorado, Texas A&M and Arkansas are the last five teams ranked this week. Arkansas is this week's lone newcomer, replacing West Virginia. This week's schedule features a matchup of the nation's top two teams as Stanford squares off with UConn on Saturday. Notre Dame will also host Purdue on Saturday. 12/24 14:28:58 ET
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Facilities: Aquatics
Time to Rethink How Pool Operators Protect Swimmers?
by Michael Popke June 2012
The pool of excuses for not knowing how to swim shrinks every year. Last month, the third annual World's Largest Swimming Lesson™, held at more than 100 aquatic facilities across the United States, attempted to teach an estimated 20,000 people to swim — for free.
10-Year Campaign Announced to Bolster Aquatics Industry
by Michael Popke — AB Managing Editor May 2012
Simply teaching more people how to swim will result in reduced drowning rates, a decline in healthcare costs, and improved health and quality of life, according to the National Swimming Pool Foundation®, which Thursday launched the Step Into Swim™ campaign. The 10-year effort will initially partner with nine organizations that teach minority populations to swim. Increasing the numbers of swimmers will also build demand for public pools, spurring growth for the aquatics industry, according to NSPF CEO Tom Lachocki.
Variable Frequency Drives Help Pools Maximize Energy Efficiency
by Emily Attwood April 2012
After the wave of aquatic regulation changes that have taken effect over the last few months, commercial pool owners are likely looking forward to summer — their busiest time of year — as a chance to catch their collective breath.
ADA Deadline Nears for Compliance by Aquatic Facilities
by Michael Popke — AB Managing Editor March 2012
Late next week, new provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act regarding public pools and spas become law. Simply put, all public pools must be equipped with means of handicapped-accessible entry by Thursday, March 15, or face fines levied by the U.S. Department of Justice or lawsuits filed by individuals or advocacy groups.
Prep Swimmer Loses ADA Lawsuit
by John Wolohan February 2012
In an effort to break down some, if not all, of the barriers facing students with disabilities, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 require that schools make accommodations for students with disabilities that do not fundamentally change the nature of the activity. The question of what constitutes a reasonable accommodation, therefore, is usually vital to most ADA and Rehabilitation Act cases.
Underwater Chaise Lounge a Draw at Texas Tech
by Andrew Cohen February 2012
To the underwater bench and conversation pit, you can add the underwater chaise lounge as a method of encouraging socializing in college leisure pools.
How to Make the Most of Limited Pool Deck Space
by Michael Popke January 2012
As both a professional pool designer and the parent of two competitive swimmers, Matt Freeby attends several swim meets every year and keeps a mental list of competition venues he prefers to avoid.
Pool Operators Still Confused by Latest ADA Standards
by Emily Attwood October 2011
When the Department of Justice enacted the ADA 2010 Standards for Accessible Design, one of the major differences from the previous version was the inclusion of regulations for swimming pools and spas.
2011 Facility of Merit Winner: Smith Aquatic & Fitness Center, Buford Middle School
by Andrew Cohen October 2011
Situated on the Charlottesville, Va., campus of Buford Middle School as part of a recreation complex that includes an adjacent Boys & Girls Club, the LEED Platinum Smith Aquatic Center won praise for a simple rectangular plan enhanced by judicious selection of materials - to cite one notable example, blue-colored glass tile and raised aluminum signage on the two-story east wall of the natatorium. The center "does all the right things," said one judge. "It's simple, monolithic in form but softened with the right materials and detail."
2011 Facility of Merit Winner: The Aquatic Centre at Hillcrest Park
by Andrew Cohen October 2011
Part of the legacy initiative of the 2010 Olympics, Vancouver, B.C.'s Aquatic Centre at Hillcrest Park is an addition to the Olympic curling venue, known as the Vancouver Olympic Centre. The first step in a conversion to a recreation complex that will also include a community center, public library, preschool and field house, the center won plaudits from AB's panel of architects for being, as one judge said, "complementary to the existing Olympic structure, while being strikingly beautiful on its own."


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The year coming to a close was a hideous one for Obama most of the way through.
To be clear, this account is in no way meant to excuse these hideous attacks—only perhaps to explain them.
But the results coming out of BOSS are beautiful, even if the telescope is hideous.
c.1300, "terrifying, horrible, dreadful," from Anglo-French hidous, Old French hideus, earlier hisdos "hideous, horrible, awful, frightening" (11c.; Modern French hideux), from hisda "horror, fear," perhaps of Germanic origin; or else from Vulgar Latin *hispidosus, from Latin hispidus "shaggy, bristly," "[b]ut this presents numerous difficulties" [OED]. Meaning "repulsive" is late 14c.


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5. In a greased loaf pan, pour the batter and flatten it.
6. Bake the bread in oven for about 70 minutes or until it is golden brown on top and a toothpick poked in centre comes out clean.
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Welcome back to Top of the Pile! It's a brand new year, and it'll take some of us at least six months to adapt to writing "2014" on our checks. Every single month, the Comic Vine staff reflects on some of their favorite books and let's you know why those issues made it to the top of their piles. Let's get this party started and find out what was the top of the pile!
Tony's Picks
A lot of times when we see a final issue, you almost get a sense of the series fizzling out. It's hard to accept the end of a series and often, loose ends don't get a chance to get tied up. FF managed to go out with a bang. It was said before that it was always intended to be a 16 issue arc.
Each issue was a joy to read and the final captured the essence of them all. With the wacky and quirky moments courtesy of Matt Fraction and Lee Allred plus Mike and Laura Allred's art and colors, this was a fun and light hearted series with a deep and dark undertone that really came to the surface here.
This series will be missed. Good news for other comics, looks like a slot has just opened in my Top of the Pile picks.
Have I mentioned how much I'm enjoying Zero Year? I can't get enough of it. It's amazing how fascinating it can be to see such a raw Batman getting pretty beat up while trying to figure out his place and way of doing things.
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo keep making this a comic to look forward to every single month. If that cover doesn't blow you away, wait until you see what's inside. This isn't just another Batman story, we're finding out more about Batman and other related characters.
This is the sort of comic that makes you want to personally thank the creators. Rick Remender sets up the story for a new set of characters. part of the fun will be discovering who everyone is in this time period.
As if the premise wasn't interesting enough, we also get some great art by Wes Craig and Lee Loughridge's colors add an incredible kick to it. You can bet that this will easily become a fan-favorite series.
What could be better than a great Deadpool comic by Gerry Duggan and Brian Posehn? How about four weekly installments? Wait, let's make it even better. How about four weekly INFINITE installments?
If you've never experienced an Infinite comic, this is a great example in how comics can be enhanced in a fun way. Not only does it add comic panels and slightly simulates some of the action, we're seeing more than you would in a typical comic. The action scenes are allowed to get amped up and there's plenty of moments for humor, which Duggan and Posehn take full advantage of. This series will also play a big role in Deadpool's main series.
And of course Reilly Brown's art makes you wonder what you did to deserve this weekly series.
We got a special treat with Black Widow's new series from Nathan Edmondson and Phil Noto. Somehow Marvel made it so we got to have two issues in the same month. Talk about spoiling us.
This series shows us that we can get a kick ass female character that doesn't have to rely on having a sexual angle to it. We're seeing Natasha trying to atone for her past deeds. That means getting knee deep into the action, bringing the bad guys to justice.
Making this a series easily accessible to new readers was a great move as well. There are a lot of [great] Avengers series but it can be daunting to try to keep up with all of them and take on a new series along with everything else you're reading. This one is definitely a keeper.
Honorable: DAREDEVIL #35, AFTERLIFE WITH ARCHIE #3
Mat's Picks
It's pretty obvious that I've been hooked on CLONE since day one, but this last issue really kicked some major butt. It seems this book is going to get a big change of scenery and it feels incredibly natural and a smooth transition from where these characters are currently at. I couldn't be happier with how this book is progressing. It seems as though the clones may be heading to Japan, and there's some fantastic moments here that get very emotional and really impact the community. On top of it all, Jose Juan Ryp does some amazing things with art, and month after month, I keep coming back for more.
It's only five issues into this new series, but we're already 2000 years into the future, and Gilad is still kicking some major butt. This is one hell of a start to a new, amazing story line as we seem a much more humbled Eternal Warrior, protecting his clan, in a more dystopian future.
While the first arc of this series was great, it gets even better here and this is a fantastic place for new readers to jump on. What's extremely cool about this is that there's so much going on with Gilad and his connection to UNITY, that this story, set far in the future, gives the reader something new and awesome, without having to be tied into a major event.
This is how an event tie-in should work. This three-part Cataclysm story works better than the main event itself. It sets up a lot of really cool stuff for the future of the Ultimate Universe, including the introduction to the Ultimate version of Machine Man. This last issue has a very thrilling conclusion has one of the Ultimates sacrificing himself for the greater good. Writer Josh Fialkov crafted a brilliant story that stands alone well, but helped build on the main story. Carmine Di Giandomenico's art was fantastic and the action sequences looked great.
The first arc of this series was phenomenal, so I was pretty dang pumped to continue on with this newest issue. Jackson finds himself back in Vegas and having to help out someone from his past, and... more ghosts! Josh Williamson has a solid set-up to a new arc that has the potential to be really amazing, and if it's anything like the first arc, it's going to be a blast. New artist Davide Gianfelice took over with Miroslav Mrva on colors and artwise, this book is looking amazing. I can't wait to see where this is next arc is going.
When a new series can come along and get you not only interested in a new character, but completely pumped for the rest of the series, that's a big win for the creative team. Nathan Edmondson and Phil Noto did that here for BLACK WIDOW. This first issue is filled with action, intrigue, and is extremely friendly to new readers. If you're only familiar with this character through the Avengers film, then you'll feel completely at home reading this book. Noto's art truly shines, and it's a book I'd buy for the art alone; however, Edmondson is one amazing writer, especially when it comes to anything covert-op related, so you can be sure this book will be one of my top picks for the foreseeable future.
Gregg's Picks
Jeff Lemire and Andrea Sorrentino continue to prove they're miracle workers. What was once a widely ignored book is now easily one of the best in DC's catalog. Don't believe me? Read this issue and then get back to me. The Outsiders War has finally kicked-off and Lemire did a beyond superb job giving this issue plenty of cinematic action as well as character depth. Just like over in Arrow, this story is diving into Oliver's time on the island and showing how it transformed him into the man he is today. Except it's not just a fight for survival in this story. No, there's something much more elaborate going on here and it's a fantastic display of world building. Thrown in Andrea Sorrentino's absolutely stunning artwork -- seriously, it needs to be seen to be believed -- and you have yet another phenomenal issue of GREEN ARROW.
Wow, talk about a heartfelt issue. City Fall was epic and beyond fun for us readers, but for the team, it was a massive test, both physically and emotionally. Now they're trying to recuperate after all of the chaos in their own ways and we get to chime in on each one. What makes this whole ordeal standout are two things: Tom Waltz's solid script and Ross Campbell's touching artwork. It's a legitimately moving read and having it all narrated by Michelangelo compliments the tone really well. Then there's Campbell's illustrations and he just nails it with the character work. His take on the turtles is perfect for this kind of story and there's even two key scenes which drastically switch up the visuals. Best part of it all? It's handled as a jumping on point, so go get it, potential new readers.
If you've been wondering why everyone praises Jason Aaron's THOR: GOD OF THUNDER, pick this issue up and you'll see why. This standalone story starts off as a hilarious and charming tale and then switches into an epic and even moving experience. The only real downside with this one is some of the artwork -- most notably some faces -- is a mixed bag, but that's countered by how many glorious panels there are in this one. You don't need to like Thor to appreciate this one. Hell, you don't even need to like fantasy to dig this issue. It's just a superbly written standalone story and I recommend it to quite literally everyone. Yes, even you.
Deadpool + zombies = yes, please. Cullen Bunn's second chapter in this mini-series is all kinds of wild and even ridiculous at times. The gloves are off and the humor is cranked all the way up. There's so many laughs to enjoy in this issue. Be it Deadpool's banter or blatant references to THE WALKING DEAD and even Michael Jackson, I found myself having a blast with this issue. The artwork remains a big selling point, too. It honestly feels like Deadpool's wandering around in Robert Kirkman's famous franchise and everything from the varied locations to the horrific violence impresses. Then there's the ending which is totally out of left field and will leaving you wondering just what we're going to see next. Love Deadpool? Love zombies? Yeah, this is for you.
Greg Pak throws us two-thousand years into the future and spends a whole issue creating a new and honestly interesting world. All of the major fantasy elements are swept aside and Gilad finally realizes something important: Gods aren't the problem, people are. So, he's off to slay all that's wrong with man. Yup, it's pretty much going to be the Eternal Emperor versus an entire city from here on out. If that doesn't hook you, I don't know what will. But the thing is action isn't even the big selling point of this book. In fact, there was barely any action in this jumping on point. Sure, the issue opens with a big, bladed bantha robot trying to kill everyone, but what makes this read so compelling is Pak's ability to fascinate us with this new mythos and how he handles the two leads. An immortal warrior is nothing new, but what makes this book shine is a talented creative team. This is a jumping on point, so have at it.
Honorable: DEADPOOL #22
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There was never any question that this was going to make the list. Between the consistently incredible art and the culmination of of an absolutely incredible storyline (that can trace its roots all the way back to the book's third arc when the issues were in the 20s), this might not be the best issue to jump on, but as a longtime reader, it's one of the most rewarding I've ever read. The action is balanced perfectly with some incredible dialog and character moments are some of the best-earned and economically developed of an title across Image or, dare I say, comics in general. Invincible might take awhile to get there, but the destination is always worth the journey.
Guy Gardner's Five Star Mustache. What his new look represents actually shouldn't be understated, it's an absolutely perfect look for him that captures his personality without him needing to open his mouth. This is really the first issue to dive into the Red Lanterns as the protectors of Earth and so far...well they haven't done much protecting, but they've done some exploring (for the aliens) and some reconnecting (for Guy), but the seeds are all there to make this an incredible storyline. Particularly with artists Alessandro Vitti and J. Calafiore (though I DO wish they'd settle on one) who've definitely come into their own and shown a great mastery of the title's louder moments, of which there are plenty. And let's not forget Rankorr and Bleez and who they've stumbled upon, which will hopefully bring the two storylines together without sacrificing what I feel will be a great opportunity for some new storytelling.
IT'S CANON!! The ending of one of my favorite final issues of Peter David's X-Factor run has been integrated into this issue of Thunderbolts, which means it really happened, which is AWESOME. I won't spoil what it is for those who weren't reading X-Factor (for shaaaaaaaame), but there's a lot more to love about this issue than just that. Between veiled references to a pair of Ghost Rider movies that starred the ACTUAL Ghost Rider and a lot of great, naturalistic dialog surrounding the analysis of the team's makeup, Charles Soule shows a real flair for recognizing the inherent absurdity of a team of killers of vastly different power sets and types all trying to work toward the same goal. Carlo Barberi's art remains amazingly dynamic and kinetic, showcasing what little action there is, but making the conversations fluid and stylized.
After an absolutely stellar debut, Peter David actually brings his introductory storyline to a neat, organized close. The core team is assembled and they've even been on a mission together, showing their complimentary powers and personas (though the times when those clash are, as always, much MORE entertaining. I'm not sure if it's going to be a recurring motif, but I liked Gambit in this title a great deal more than I usually do. Don't get me wrong, I'm almost always glad to see the Ragin' Cajun in team books, but he's rarely a good focal point as his character doesn't have much depth. David gives him a surprising amount in a very small amount of time. Speaking of stand-outs, the way that Carmine Di Giandomenico draws Quicksilver's bizarrely lit costume gives him a tremendous illusion of movement and speed without resorting to drawing the character either blurred or multiple times. And, of course, his facial expressions are absolutely top-notch.
One of the most emotionally touching and resonant issues of the month comes from...TMNT??? It's always amazing to me how well this book manages to thread the needle on maintaining the personalities of the mercantile-driven '80s/'90s cartoon and the gritty, darkly comedic tone of the original Eastman comics, and it probably helps that Eastman is one of the writers on the book alongside Tom Waltz. Ross Campbell brings his unusual style to the book's art, but in this case, after the hard-edged visuals of the last arc, this has the perfect mellow, even cute, look for the book. It's even easier to sympathize with our boys' plight when they're looking THIS adorable and sad, and the book has one of the most legitimately uplifting endings of any issue I've read in a very long time, but it avoids feeling schmaltzy or overly-sentimental by doing a very organic build-up to the precise moment. Overall a great book and an amazing jumping-on point for anyone who hasn't yet given it a try.
That's it for another Top of the Pile! Make sure to leave us a comment to let us know what series you loved this past month, and as always follow all of us on Twitter (Comic Vine, Tony, Mat, Gregg, Jen, and Corey). See you guys next month!


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