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Board game designer Keith Tralins discusses Kickstarting the sequel to "The Walking Dead: The Board Game" and what players can expect from "The Prison."
Film is the latest venture for "The Walking Dead" creator, specifically the sci-fi thriller "Air," starring Norman Reedus and Djimon Hounsou.
Robert Kirkman's "The Walking Dead Escape" zombie-themed obstacle course goes on tour beginning April 24.
The latest look at the second half of "The Walking Dead" season four shows the survivors on the move, adjusting to post-prison life.
Change is nothing if not constant for Image Comics' long running "Invincible," but Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley are gearing up for major changes.
At Image Expo, Jamie McKelvie, Chris Burnham, Paul Azaceta, Wesley Craig and Nick Dragotta discussed artistic methods with Image co-founder Erik Larsen.
In the wake of Image Expo, Skybound has released a preview of Robert Kirkman and Paul Azaceta's "Outcast" #1.
As Robert Kirkman's "convention blur" cleared, he shared details on "Outcast," the importance of Kelly Sue DeConnick's "Bitch Planet" & more.
Announced at Image Expo, check out a preview of Joe Keatinge and Khary Randoph's "Tech Jacket Digital" #1, available digitally now.
Image Comics partner and "The Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman discusses his career, "Invincible" changes, new series "Outcast" and more.
The first major comics event of 2014 kicks off with Image Comics publisher Eric Stephenson delivering an announcement-heavy keynote address.
A promotional teaser from Skybound indicates new changes on the way for Robert Kirkman's "Invincible" to be revealed at Image Expo. UPDATED with second and third teasers.
When will Negan be introduced on the hit AMC drama? Creator Robert Kirkman reveals when you can expect to see the Lucille-wielding menace.
Telltale Games delivers another masterful adaptation of "The Walking Dead" with its Season Two premiere, "All That Remains."
Telltale Games has released the newest trailer for its anticipated "The Walking Dead" season two debut episode, "All That Remains."
Robert Kirkman and CBR discuss crafting the mid-season finale of "The Walking Dead," beloved character deaths and the inevitable return of Carol.
Andy Diggle, James Asmus, Robert Kirkman & Shawn Martinbrough tackle "Thief of Thieves" #18 with "a fairly perfect sense of pacing."
An online theory has arisen that "The Walking Dead's" zombie plague should have ended after a single year, simply by biter attrition.
Acclaimed artist Stefano Gaudiano talks to CBR about inking Charlie Adlard for "The Walking Dead's" bi-weekly "All Out War" and his approach to art.
"All-Out War" continues in Robert Kirkman & Charlie Adlard's "The Walking Dead" #116, featuring a smart script, great art and big action.
Cinemax has won a multiple-cable network bidding war for the TV rights to Robert Kirkman & Paul Azaceta's upcoming Image Comics series "Outcast."
Robert Kirkman, Matt Fraction, Rick Remender, Kelly Sue DeConnick and more are scheduled to attend the Image Expo on Jan. 9 in San Francisco.
Wondering where The Governor's been in Season 4 of "The Walking Dead"? Creator Robert Kirkman explains and says his return will be "a really big, memorable moment."
Robert Kirkman's forthcoming Image Comics series "Outcast" may be the subject of a trademark challenge from Valiant Entertainment.
Telltale Games has announced the return of its acclaimed "The Walking Dead" video game, giving players control of Clementine for the season two.
AMC's "The Walking Dead" dipped in the ratings, but had no less of a strong performance considering its competition: the Broncos-Colts game.
Robert Kirkman & Charlie Adlard's "Walking Dead" #115 kicked off the book's 10th anniversary by selling 352,000 copies, making it the best-selling single issue of 2013.
Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard christened CBR TV's 2013 Tiki Room at New York Comic Con to discuss what's to come in "The Walking Dead," why the comic will never have a spinoff nor feature Daryl Dixon and more.
Andrew Lincoln and the cast and producers of "The Walking Dead" journeyed to New York Comic Con 2013 to discuss the anticipated season premiere of the acclaimed AMC drama.
Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard played to a packed house at New York Comic Con, talking about the origins and evolution of the "Walking Dead" comic series over the past ten years.
California Coastal Commission takes up San Diego Convention Center expansion plan! New York Comic Con expects about 120,000! Robert Kirkman on "The Walking Dead's" 10th anniversary! Plus more!
Courtesy of Image, CBR has a preview of Robert Kirkman & Charlie Adlard's "The Walking Dead" #115, which kicks off the massive "All-Out War" storyline and the book's 10th anniversary celebration.
"Walking Dead" writer Robert Kirkman teams with artist Paul Azaceta for a brand new horror series "Outcast" from Image Comics and Skybound, and the writer laid out the early details of his pitch for a new kind of exorcism comic.
As "The Walking Dead" prepares to kick off its fourth season, AMC has announced plans to launch a companion series set in the same universe as the acclaimed drama, a show not beholden to the comic source material..
"The Walking Dead" heads towards "All Out War" starting in October at Image Comics, and franchise creator Robert Kirkman discusses what to expect from the 12-issue arc.
AMC has released a new featurette with comments from "The Walking Dead" cast and crew about the tone and direction of the upcoming fourth season.
AMC has released a video with "The Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman touring the set of the show's fourth season, which premieres October 13.
When "All Out War" kicks off in the pages of Robert Kirkman's "The Walking Dead" #115, Image Comics will celebrate by sponsoring midnight release parties featuring a special variant cover by series artist Charlie Adlard.
"The Walking Dead" cast members Laurie Holden, Norman Reedus, Michael Rooker and Steven Yeun look back over the show's third season, discussing character death and teasing the upcoming season four.
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Considering that he turns 40 on Saturday, Jason Kidd is hardly living up to his last name at this stage of his career. He still has two years remaining on his contract with the New York Knicks, but he still is holding his cards close to his chest when it comes to whether he will retire at season's end, according to the New York Daily News' Frank Isola.
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Minutes from in-camera sessions from city council could soon be made publicly available, following a vote from Nanaimo's committee of the whole last night.
Councillors unanimously backed two separate motions put forward last month by Coun. Bill Bestwick. The first directs staff members to prepare a list of options to release in-camera information that is no longer sensitive or confidential. The second motion calls for staff to prepare a report for the release of 2010, 2011 and 2012 in-camera minutes.
Legislative services manager Tracy Samra estimates city hall workers will have the reports in front of elected officials within a month.
Bestwick said he would have preferred for in-camera information to be released immediately, (on the condition that it contains no personal or confidential details). He stressed that council's decision was merely for staff members to prepare reports, not to move forward by actually releasing in-camera minutes.
However, he added he was willing to follow the process, and said he would be "strongly advocating" for all allowable information to be available.
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The move puts the city in line with other municipalities that release such information, such as Vancouver, which runs a web page specifically dedicated to in-camera information.
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Meyer Sound Laboratories Becomes Linux Foundation Member
Membership formalizes long-time collaborative relationship between the audio pioneer and open source icon.
The Linux Foundation announced the addition of Meyer Sound Laboratories, manufacturer of loudspeakers, connectors, audio analysis tools, processors, and drive systems, as the newest member of the foundation.
Meyer Sound began producing professional-grade sound reinforcement products in 1979. Their experimental design and innovative approach to professional audio directly led to collaborations with Francis Ford Coppola and The Grateful Dead.
Now, the company uses Linux to run many of its proprietary audio applications. Meyer Sound's Cinema Experience system is used by American Zoetrope, Coppola's studio.
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It was Senior Day at Franklin College's Spurlock Center on Saturday.
Four-year starters Annie Tarkington and Jess Prewett, along with Lindsay Rich, were instrumental in the Grizzlies' 61-56 women's basketball win against visiting Defiance College.
The victory upped Franklin's record in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference to 15-3 and 21-4 overall, while Defiance fell to 11-7 and 14-11.
The Grizzlies' win also secured the No. 2 seed in this week's HCAC Tournament.
Franklin, which finished one game back of conference champion and tournament host Transylvania, has a first-round bye and will play the winner of the Hanover-Rose-Hulman quarterfinal game at 5 p.m. Saturday. The championship is set for 2 p.m. Sunday.
Tarkington finished with a team-best 16 points, while Rich added 15, and Prewett scored 10. Junior Lindsey Dall also reached double-figures for the Grizzlies with 12 points.


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Robert Plant steps out again with new band Sensational Space Shifters, playing two unmissable UK shows.
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Many of Iowa's rural areas are in need of economic development. One industry that continues to grow is the swine industry. There is a lot of controversy about swine facilities when a producer decides to build a swine building. Many times the only information the public hears is negative. What is the economic impact of swine operations on communities?
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Some post-game notes and quotes
Glendale, Az. -- Here are some picked up notes and quotes from the locker room after the Packers' wild 44-37 victory over the Arizona Cardinals.
Offensive coordinator Joe Philbin
- On WR Greg Jennings getting a concussion: "He can't get hurt, so I wasn't worried at all."
On why Aaron Rodgers is better this year: "I just think his command of the game is much better. Not that he's seen everything yet but he's got a 1,070 reps under his belt of regular-season football. So that's got to be a big advantage to a year ago."
If there was one big surprise in the game to the Packers, it was that the Cardinals apparently hardly blitzed. They took down Chargers QB Philip Rivers four times in the previous games. "We thought they would pressure us more than they did to be quite honest with you so I think, we weren't worried, but we were ready to throw the ball a little bit because we felt like they'd be loading up against our two backs or our two TE offense. So we thought we might have to throw the ball more early to loosen them up. And they didn't pressure quite as much."
Neither Philbin nor special teams coordinator Shawn Slocum seemed overly impressed with Tyrell Sutton. "He looked like he cracked off one or two good runs. Yeah, it was good. I think," Philbin said. When Slocum was asked whether Sutton has enough speed to be a kick returner, he wasn't sure and said that will be something they will be looking at hard this week.
Philbin on the offense: "We'll watch the film but there's some good execution out there. Some good-looking plays, plays where you're sitting in the stands you're saying, 'Geez, it looks pretty good.' Hopefully we can keep that up."
On how the offensive line did: "I think pretty well. I thought the protection was good. It seems like we've been getting a decent push at times."
On Brian Brohm: "Yeah, he did a couple good things. He was decisive a couple of times. Got the ball out quickly a few times. Checked the run the right way. He did things from a game-management standpoint that you like. I thought he did a good job."
On whether DeShawn Wynn had played himself out of playing time: "Not really. I don't think so. Sometimes the games just go a certain way. I don't think it's anything by design, or that he hasn't earned that opportunity. I think he's had a good camp. He's done a real good job on third downs and he's got good running skills. He's got a little bit of shake. He's a good, solid, instinctive runner."
Special teams coordinator Shawn Slocum
- "On the first (missed field goal), Ruvell Martin may have had a problem putting the ball down smoothly and he missed the spot. And then on the second one, I'll have to look at the tape."
- On Jeremy Kapinos: "We were down there competitive on the ball so the hang time was fine. Now that he's got some confidence maybe we can go a little bit wider on the edge (on the punt)....I think without a doubt he's become more confident and he's getting into a rhythm. I thought his two punts tonight were solid punts."
- "I thought our No. 1 kickoff coverage unit was outstanding."
- On whether Sutton has enough speed for kickoff returns: "Well, we're going to look at that. I think his qualities as a running back should make him a solid kickoff returner and we need to go back and evaluate the film from tonight and see where those opportunities were. It looked to me like he was doing what he needed to be doing."
OLB Jeremy Thompson
- "It felt good to be out there after being out so long. It was tough to get my football legs under me, the first couple plays I was behind the 8-ball, but once I got in the swing of things, I thought I did some good things."
- On whether going back to the left takes an adjustment: "Yeah it does. I'm left-handed some I'm left hand dominant so that's supposed to be the strong hand. It's something I've just got to get used to."
- On whether he wanted to have more production tonight: "I was hoping to get a couple sacks but I had a couple pressures. Blew some of my coverages a couple of times but it was just good to be out there."
QB Aaron Rodgers
- "I thought we were great tonight. Three games, no punts for the first team, 31 points tonight. The line was great. I barely got touched...It was just pitch and catch out there and the guys made the plays....Jermichael Finley made a great adjustment on two balls. We just made plays."
- On playing this well: "It's exciting. It really is. To have the defense playing like it is. Offensively to score points and capitalize on mistakes, it's exciting. People are going to say it's preseason and we have been downplaying it a little bit, but this is the dress rehearsal for the whole season. To be able to go out there and play the way we did today, you can't help but be excited in Packer Nation."
- On the offense to be where it is right now: "I think we are really close....I am excited."
OLB Aaron Kampman
- On what he was thinking when he picked up the fumble: "Run Forrest, run. It was good. I haven't scored like that since high school, so it was fun."
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Anzac Day dawn services have been held around the Bendigo region in central Victoria.
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A new initiative to support Koori offenders who are completing community-based orders has been launched in Bendigo.
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In Alice Springs, people of all ages have crammed onto the top of Anzac Hill to pay their respects at a dawn service.
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French President Nicolas Sarkozy admitted he had made "mistakes" during his tumultuous first year in power, but insisted he would press on with reforms despite his collapse in popularity.
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Extra police will be out in force this Anzac Day to make sure people do not indulge in disrespectful behaviour.
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A Libyan envoy who compared the situation in Gaza to the Holocaust went further overnight, saying the situation there was worse than in Nazi concentration camps because of regular Israeli bomb attacks.
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The Victorian Opposition has refused to rule out support for the north-south pipeline once it is built.
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The Australian men's hockey side has been held to a surprise 2-2 draw by India at the four-nations tournament in Perth.
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CSIRO sounds warning over heavy metal levels in Murray River's dried-up wetlands.
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A big crowd has attended the Anzac Day dawn service at the Hobart Cenotaph this morning.
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Anzac Day services are underway across the Goulburn Murray region in north-east Victoria, with thousands expected to attend ceremonies today.
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A man has been injured in Dubbo in central western New South Wales after falling from a bridge on to the windscreen of a fire truck.
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Sydney Roosters coach Brad Fittler says it is a shame today's National Rugby League Anzac Day game against St George Illawarra is not being played at its traditional venue, the Sydney Football Stadium.
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Anzac Day services have begun across western Victoria.
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Police were called to a teenage party at on the New South Wales far south coast last night after it was gatecrashed by hundreds of people.
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Eurobodalla Shire councillors have adopted a concept plan for the council owned industrial land at Surf Beach.
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Police in Sydney's east seized a laser at Bondi Beach last night, after reports of a green light being shone into the sky.
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Microsoft reported that its profits slipped to $US4.38 billion in the first three months of the year despite revenues rising slightly to $US14.45 billion.
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The four original members of Jane's Addiction performed in public for the first time in 17 years overnight, burying their differences to receive an award for career achievement.
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Ex-servicemen and women have turned out in big numbers for dawn services across south-east New South Wales this morning - the 93rd anniversary of the Anzac landing on Gallipoli.
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Floodwaters in the Williams and Paterson rivers in the Hunter Valley in New South Wales are expected to peak this afternoon, inundating low-lying farmland around Dungog and downstream along both rivers.
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The most intense color appears just before the leaves drop. Most common varieties of smoke bush have purple leaves, but there are varieties which have yellow and some have interesting shades of green. The best thing about smoke bushes is that you can severely cut it back when it gets rangy. It will come back lush and full of those puffy blooms. Grows in full sun (for best color) in zones 4-9.
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of the most popular in the Mid-South and Mid-Atlantic regions. And they definitely flourish in this climate.
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Unaccompanied Minors comes to DVD accompanied by an audio commentary (actor Lewis Black shares some Dos and Dont's, while director Paul Feig and writers Jacob Meszaros and Mya Stark put their two cents in), as well as a couple of featurettes (Charlie's Dance Reel and Guards in the Hall). Audio tracks are available in Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround (English, French and Spanish).
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DALLAS (AP) — The Dallas Mavericks are already gearing up to defend their title, trading both their draft picks for Portland Trailblazers guard Rudy Fernandez.
A source familiar with the deal spoke to The Associated Press on Thursday night on condition of anonymity because it had not been formally announced.
Fernandez has spent his three NBA seasons in Portland. Only 26, he's also been a standout in international play. He could step in as Dallas' starting shooting guard.
Dallas took Texas' Jordan Hamilton with the 26th pick, then announced that he was taken for another team. The Mavs were expected to divulge all the details after their second pick, the 57th overall, also to be made for another team.
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Dr. Rob Lamberts writes on his Musings of a Distractible Mind blog:
Asking for more has caused trouble over the ages. Adam and Eve wanted more food choices, the people of Pompeii wanted more mountain-side housing, Napoleon and Adolph Hitler wanted to spend more time in Russia, and America wanted more of the Kardashians. We can all see what destruction those desires reaped.
Americans have been viewing health care the same way, always wanting more: more antibiotics, more technology, more robots doing more surgery, more expensive treatments for more diseases. The result: health care costs more in America than anywhere else. Some folks think that our more approach makes our health care the best in the world, after all, where else can you get so many tests just by asking. MRIs for back pain, x-rays for coughs, blood tests for anyone who dons the door of the ER. Tests for everyone! shouts the bartender. Tests are on the house!
They arent, of course, and we are paying the price for more. This hunger for more is fueled by the medias fascination for the latest thing, the long disproved idea that technology will solve everything, and docs who arent willing to take time to explain why its actually better to do less. Its hard to do, when we are paid more to spend less time with patients, and when the system is willing to pay for more and more.
Ultimately, I want my patients to see as few doctors, be sick as infrequently, and be on as few drugs as possible. I hope to wage an all-out assault on more.
Here are my rules to battle more
- Never order a test that doesnt help you decide something important. Ordering tests just to know does much more harm than good.
- Use consultants only to do things you cant. Orthopedists will aways give an NSAID and physical therapy for problems, so I dont send patients to them unless theyve failed those treatments (where appropriate). I am just as good at ordering PT, and am more careful with NSAID prescriptions than they are.
- Dont give a patient a drug without explaining to them why they need it. If I cant make a good case for a drug, I shouldnt be giving it. This is not simply to lower your cholesterol, or to treat your blood pressure, but because doing so will raise your life-expectency.
- Remember the number that really matters: how many birthdays a person gets to celebrate in health. I dont care about blood pressure, LDL, or even A1c if treating it doesnt raise the birthday total.
- Dont forget about another number: how much money patients have in their wallets. Theres no point in ordering a drug they cant afford, or making them pay for a test they dont need (even when they ask for either).
Last year, Lamberts announced he was making a "change from a traditional to a direct-care practice… I am only taking a maximum of 1000 patients (less at the start) and will be no longer accepting insurance. These changes make it impossible for me to continue in a doctor-patient relationship with most of my patients."
This was one of his early posts about the change.
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I don't think rule number 3 goes far enough. How about telling the patient the drug's "absolute benefit" or alternatively, it's "number needed to treat" (NNT)? If the latter is, say, 50 or 100, someone like me might say "no thanks, I'll take my chances." Someone else might say "I want to reduce my risk no matter how small." Either way is fine, but it seems to me that the patient has a right to know how much the drug will help.


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Mike O'Malley returns to NH for film preview
The screening of the film written and produced by O'Malley and directed by Peter Askin capped off a day focusing on New Hampshire-related films that saw better than ever turnout, according to festival directors.
O'Malley grew up in Nashua and graduated from the University of New Hampshire in 1988. He went on to starring roles in the hit television shows 'Glee' and 'Yes, Dear' and has appeared in several movies.
But his heart is in writing, and 'Certainty' is a film he said he is proud to share with his friends and family at home in New Hampshire. The film was recently purchased by a distribution company and is scheduled for release next month.
O'Malley said the characters, each on a search to clarify and identify love, will be recognizable to a Northeast audience or, for that matter, anyone who has ever been in a romantic relationship or had parents.
O'Malley and Askin spoke with reporters at the Discover Portsmouth Center, which is serving as NHFF headquarters for the weekend, ahead of the screening of their film on Thursday night.
Askin said he was drawn to the film by O'Malley's writing.
'He is a very naturalistic, human writer who tells a lot of emotion material through comedy,' Askin said.
'Certainty' is based on the stage play written by O'Malley titled 'Searching for Certainty,' which Askin said never failed to engage and stimulate audiences.
New Hampshire Film Festival organizers are sure 'Certainty' will not be the only of the 102 films being screened this weekend to engage viewers.
The festival continues through Sunday with dozens of screenings each day throughout the city. Workshops and panels will also offer film buffs insights into the movie-making business, and after parties will allow everyone a chance to mingle.
O'Malley said festivals like the New Hampshire Film Festival build an appetite for unique film-going.
'What a festival does in this area is create an atmosphere where people want to seek out films they might not be aware of,' O'Malley said.
Festival co-founder Dan Hannon said Thursday's turnout was a litmus test for the weekend, and organizers expect high attendance throughout the weekend, from screenings of short films to Sunday morning's family block featuring New Hampshire native Adam Sandler's 'Hotel Transylvania.'
Hannon said more than half of the films will be represented by someone involved with the film, including writers, directors and producers.
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From the video archives of the Cornell Law School Heritage Project. The interviewer is Alfred C. Aman (Tuttle clerk 70-72); the videographer, Thomas R. Bruce. This video contains a continuation of an interview with Randolph Thrower. It covers Tuttle's involvement in Republican politics and the role of the Republican Party in Georgia during the period of that involvement. (Duration 11:38) The initial phase of this project was sponsored by a generous grant from the law firm of Sutherland Asbill and Brennan LLP.
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Tuttle, Elbert P.; Thrower, Randolph W.; Georgia Republican Party and race; Tuttle's support of Eisenhower; Pivotal role of the Georgia delegation at the national convention; Polo; Golf
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Our TV show leave no stone unturned when it comes to projecting the essence of the festivals. While people are celebrating the sweet and beautiful festival of Rakhi, here are TV shows which have projected the festival along with some much needed drama.
Let's see which are the shows.
As it is said that one must tie rakhi to the person who protects them. Thus to show this, Colors popular show Shastri Sisters will soon come up with an interesting Rakshabandhan sequence. The sequence will be, all the sisters will go to the temple to seek blessing and Minti aunty in a sarcastic tone will tell girls that today is Raksha Bandhan and you don't have a brother to whom you can tie a Rakhi. Thus they will give her a very intelligent answer that Rakhi is tie to a person who protects us from all the evil and so they will tie Rakhi to Lord Ganesha. Later sisters will be seen tying rakhi to the Delhi police in the show.
The show Veera itself is based on brother-sister bond where Veera (Digangana Suryavanshi) and Ranvi (Shivin Narang) have portrayed it very well. Thus it is very obvious that the show will celebrate the festival of Rakshabandan which is said to be the festival of the beautiful bond of brother and sister. Thus the sequence of Rakshabandan will be followed by a drama in the show. Veera will tie rakhi to Ranvi and in turn she will ask Ranvi to forgive Nihaal (Kapil Nirmal) as her Rakshabandan gift. This will lead to an intense drama.
Falaq Naaz who is essaying the character Janvi in the show will be seen tying rakhi to her brothers Prem (Dheeraj Dhoopar), Sankalp and Siddhant (Manish Raisinghani) in the show. It will be a very normal celebration in the show. On the other hand Simar (Dipika Samson) will be seen explaining the significance of Raksha Bandhan to Sanjana in the show. There will be a special sequence for kids where Sanjana and Anjali along with Roli (Avika Gor) will want to meet their favorite cartoon Motu and Patlu and they will tie Rakhi to them.
Ek Nayi Pehchaan which is going through a high intense drama where Pallavi (Padmini Kolhapure) and Sharda (Poonam Dhillon) have joined hands and is against Suresh (Sooraj Thapar). Thus show will soon gear up with a Rakshabandhan sequence where the audience will witness the festival in a very beautiful manner. Latika (Ankita Bhagava) will be seen tying Rakhi to Karan (Karan Sharma), Chirag and Aarav.
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Drug agents seized 61 marijuana plants growing in a wooded area off Hazelnut Drive on June 9. An investigation led agents to 1129 Bluefish St. in Holden Beach, where they found three ounces of marijuana, grow material, seven additional marijuana plants, a 72-plant seed bed and related drug paraphernalia at the Bluefish residence.
When Carolina Shores commissioners decided recently to change the town's form of government from mayor-council to council-manager, the decision didn't sit well with some residents. Rather than accept the change some say they don't want, some residents decided to take action.
Resident Joe Lowry researched North Carolina General Statutes and found out citizens had the right to seek out residents' signatures for a petition that could force the town to have a referendum about the future of its form of government.
Northern Border Bluegrass pickin' and singin' at Concerts on the Coast
Concerts on the Coast have launched for another season and are well under way in Ocean Isle Beach, Holden Beach, Shallotte and Boiling Spring Lakes.
Sponsored by the Brunswick County Parks and Recreation Department, Concerts on the Coast offer free admission and a chance to take in a variety of music that changes weekly from May through September.
The hottest season of the year is here, and July will no doubt be the worst of the hot months. Luckily, since 1984, July has been officially designated as "National Ice Cream Month."
As far as I'm concerned, that's a great reason to indulge in the delicious frozen treat.
WHITEVILLE—The West Trojans Junior American Legion baseball team split a doubleheader Sunday with Whiteville at Legion Memorial Stadium, losing the first game 10-2 but winning the second game 6-1.
Lorenzo Pigott was the winning pitcher in the second game, giving up five hits. He walked one and struck out four in the five-inning game.
West (2-3) scored a run in the first. With one out, Colby Cannon singled. Nick Napolitano reached on an error. Pigott singled home the run.
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When I went to my son's pre-op appointment at Brunswick Community Hospital, I was already terrified. He was scheduled to have his tubes replaced in both ears. The surgery was one week away, but talking about it made my eyes tear up and my voice crack.
CAROLINA SHORES—Joyce Dunn, clipboard in hand, strolled down Oakbark Court as she prepared to collect more petition signatures Monday.
Part-time resident Peter Gulliver was among residents she encountered.
"I think this is an important enough issue where the residents of our community should have a voice in deciding it, not just five people," said Gulliver, who didn't sign the petition because he only lives here part-time and doesn't vote locally.
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Ask most people what they really want in a garden and they'll say "color" right after they say "low maintenance."
What they really mean is they want something that looks great every day of the year and requires no work. I can't help you much with that "no work" thing, but right now is a wonderful time for color in the garden.
A garden full of intoxicating fragrances can bring you bliss as well as attract pollinators. The scent of certain blooms can attract beneficial insects while simultaneously repelling insect pests.
What are the best scents for me to plant in my garden? The answer is you should collect the scents that have the most meaning for you.
Just a whiff of lilies, jasmine, or angel trumpets can bring back pleasant memories of times past. Make the smell and memory link work for you and use your olfactory senses when making your choices of garden additions.
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Fresh from their recent tour of the USA with Protest the Hero and a stunning performance aboard the HMS Hammer at the Metal Hammer Golden Gods, UK pioneers of the rising Djent scene, TesseracT, have announced they will be heading out on their first UK headline tour this autumn, since the release of their critically acclaimed album 'One' which debuted on Century Media Records in March.
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Amos Williams, Tesseract's Bass player commented: "This is going to be bad ass! We're really excited to be going on the road with two stunning groups that will both raise the bar every night. To be back again touring in the UK is always a pleasure especially as we've now played more shows outside the UK than we have at home. But to be back and also on our first headline tour since the release of our debut album is going to so much fun. Hell, it's worth the ticket price for just Uneven Structure and Chimp Spanner, let alone with us as well! Expect a night of amazing musicianship and deep...deep groove."
Paul Ortiz aka Chimp Spanner said: "Well what can I say, we've been waiting for this one for a long time, and we know a lot of you guys have too! There's nothing cooler than getting to share a stage with bands you'd be happy to just watch - it's gonna be killer. We plan on doing a lot more of this in the coming year, and what better way to kick it off than with TesseracT and Uneven Structure. So mark it down in your calendar and come get involved...we look forward to seeing you there!"
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Situated on the northeast corner of Columbia and Eighth streets, the one-acre gravel lot was gussied up this year with flags, flower boxes and some grass and named "Heritage Square." While the city appreciated the efforts of Vancouver's Downtown Association, the lot was never intended to be a city park, said Matt Ransom, the city's policy manager.
A May study by the Leland Group concluded the market for office space in downtown remains weak and the city's best bet may be multifamily housing, such as four floors of housing above parking or retail space.
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Asking developers to submit proposals makes a lot of sense, said Councilor Jack Burkman, and will give the city a good idea of what the market supports.
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Coho Festival celebrates 36 years of environmental stewardship with a zero waste event!
The festival is presented by the Coho Society of the North Shore, as a celebration of environment protection and nature's annual miracle of salmon returning to North Shore rivers and streams.
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