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It depends on the state. Some will require the weapon to be locked separate from the ammo while other will allow concealed carry while you are IN THE CAR even though you do not have a permit.
You will have to check the laws for each state that you are passing through.


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Tracy Grimshaw has publicly put an end to speculation about her sexuality, after being insulted by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay.
Over the weekend, at the Melbourne Good Food and Wine Show, Ramsay slammed the Channel Nine personality in front of an audience of several thousand, according to Fairfax Media. He described her as "a lesbian", and then showed a picture of a naked woman, half pig, half human, with multiple breasts.
"That's Tracy Grimshaw," said Ramsay. "I had an interview with her yesterday, holy crap. She needs to see Simon Cowell's Botox doctor."
Ramsay's publicist defended the comments afterwards, saying that they were a joke. But Tracy's not laughing. And nor should she.
"Truly I wonder how many people would laugh if they were effectively described as an old, ugly pig. How is that funny exactly? And worse, it's not even witty," said Grimshaw on Monday night's A Current Affair.
"Gordon Ramsay made me promise not to ask on Friday about his private life. He then got on stage on Saturday and made some very clear and uninformed insinuations about mine. Obvious Gordon thinks that any woman who doesn't find him attractive must be gay. For the record, I don't. And I'm not."
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Well if it's illegal in that state you sure as heck don't want to do it....
This is a discussion on National Open Carry Day within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I've been hearing that there is some sort of National Open Carry Day on July 4. I want to know how true this is and ...
I've been hearing that there is some sort of National Open Carry Day on July 4. I want to know how true this is and does it only apply to states where open carry is allowed traditionally?
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USMC.....helping enemies of America die for their countries since 1775
Well if it's illegal in that state you sure as heck don't want to do it....
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Here's the link a buddy of mine sent me, and I happened to see it in other forums as well.
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USMC.....helping enemies of America die for their countries since 1775
Please note the following from the above linked page.
***Please ensure that Open Carry is lawful in your state before openly carrying a firearm.***
***We are NOT responsible for your lack of knowledge on state laws regarding open or concealed carry***
*** Please carry responsibly and lawfully***
Thanks JD. I'm well aware of the laws, I was just wondering if there was such a Day.
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I think the name "National Open Carry Day" is implying something erroneously
There is no legitimate "National Open Carry Day" endorsed or recognized by the Government, but wouldn't it be cool if there was.
im on it. Ima OC on the 4th. i am down for the cause
"An unarmed man can only flee from evil, and evil is not overcome by fleeing from it."
Depends on what I end up doing that day. I'll be carrying, I can tell you that much.
Florida has set aside a future Open Carry Day, and is going to coincide with the Go to Jail and Lose Your Permit Day.
I've decided not to participate.
Stay armed...keep it concealed...stay safe!
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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If there is a "National Open Carry Day," it's most likely something someone is trying to start. Remember, "National Ammo day" isn't official either, but that doesn't stop most of us from going out and buying a box of ammo that day.
Might be something to get started. But I'm not sure if Independence Day is the right day, then again, it's probably the most appropriate day.
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...has been pretty uneventful. my family and i went to the obligatory family barbecue at her cousin's place in Throop. when we got there, two of her sons came running out to greet us. anna's mother got there before us, and told them i'd be carrying. "you can't have that here; we'll get evicted, yo!" they explained that there was a shootout there over a month ago, and they were somehow involved.
part of the Lackawanna housing authority's lease agreement is that tenants aren't allowed weapons on the property. so i informed them that, number one, i wasn't a resident, so lackawanna housing policies mean nothing to me. number two, if crime was so rampant there that shootouts occurred, then leaving my gun in the car probably wasn't a good idea, and i wasn't going to do it. i would've been more than happy to pack my family up and leave. anna's cousin relented, and asked that i avoid talking to any neighbors, if they came over to mooch beer & food. aside from this little speedbump, a good time was had. people, other than me, got drunk, kids played and got filthy, and i went home with indigestion. perfection.
later on, we went to Dickson City, to pick up some supplies. it's funny that the more i try and avoid going there, the more i have to. went into Walmart, Borders, Target, and Gander Mountain. at gander's, i got a personal escort! they require now that all firearms be checked. when i walked in, one of the sales kids walked over and explained that he had to check my weapon. i explained that i wasn't about to hand over a loaded weapon to someone i didn't know. he looked a little perplexed, then stammered a bit. i explained i only needed to pick up some flares, and check prices for tents and other camping gear. he looked at the girl behind the custome service desk, and i think they used some sort of telepathy, because they just looked at each other without speaking for a few moments, then both nodded their heads. it was kind of creepy, actually, in a "children of the damned" kind of way. the kid then said, "i'm gonna have to go with you."
cool! my own personal shopping assistant! back off, lady this one's mine.
after that, we went to Price Chopper in Taylor, then bought some fireworks from tent. the lady working the register there stopped me on the way out, and asked what i was carrying. she said, "it looks like the one my husband has...smith & wesson, right?" i confirmed her suspicion, and i caught anna rolling her eyes as we got into a short discussion about gunshops and ranges in the area.
today, we took a little trip to the Sugerman's flea market in Eynon. OCing there is no big deal; there are two gunshops within 1/2 a mile of each other: Carbondale Guns, and Gun Toter's Supply. i stopped there to pick up a pocket holster for my P3AT. they were out, but the owner said they'd have more next week. we made some more Dickson City stops: Walmart, for a kiddie pool and some ammo, A.C. Moore's, for baking supplies, and Petsmart, to pick up a chewtoy for anna's irritating rodent-of-a-dog (it's a chihuahua/pomeranian. a chimeranian?).
on to Schiff's for goodheinz hot dogs, and KFC in Scranton for dinner. anna swore that they had a no guns sign, but they didn't. she was still convincd that they'd ask me to leave, but they didn't. on a side note, the mashed potatoes aren't as good as they used to be. or am i just getting picky in my old age?
our last stop of the day was downtown Scranton. there was a small arts festival of sorts, that was dubbed the "Scranhattan Festival." so much for originality. it was mostly vendors, selling handmade goods, paintings, ceramics, new and used books, and live entertainment. i ran into some acquaintances from the local poetry scene. most of them were more than a little shocked to see me carrying a gun. "is that real?", "is that legal?", "why would you carry a gun in Scranton?", "are you nuts?", "well, that's different." are some of the comments i got. one guy, mike, who's one of the best poets in the area, asked what it was. turns out he liked to shoot, also, and that he's glad he's not the only artsy fartsy type in town who's also a shooter. it's weird how the most diverse and liberal group of people can be so judgemental. well, maybe not so weird.
we were told that there would be a puppet show later on, so we might want to stick around; "the kids will love it!" we were told. what crap. it was a bunch of pseudo-existentialist yahoos, making lame attempts at social commentary. my kids liked it, though. put your hand in a doll's behind, and they'll be happy for hours.
i did notice all the dirty looks, though. i guess they come with the obama buttons that everyone had on.
or maybe they were just bitter, with me clinging to my religion and guns and all....


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Ah characters they can be the high point or the low point of any story. Without out them stories would not exist.
Better Days is a story about characters, revolving around a small family of anthropomorphic cats; a twin kittens, and a divorced mother.
Fisk, the male of the two kittens is more often the pivotal character in most of the stories, a smart kid, as he ages through the comic, so does his seemly boundless wisdom for a child of his age. He is put through many pressures from sources including, family, school, and friends, and his way of adapting, and coming to terms, and conquering these issues are the pinnacle of this web comic.
Lucy, the seemingly younger of the two kittens, is perfectly atypical of young junior/high school girl, worried about her body, its development, her mother, her brother, friends at school, many things I have heard my friends talk about that they worried about in those years.
Sheila, the mother, is interspersed throughout eventually getting more and more story time, strikes me as a wonderful rendition of a single mother raising two very feisty kids, who seem to get into more trouble than most families. She is smart, strong willed, and resourceful, and a superb mother.
This family of cats makes up the main characters mingled with a wonderful assortment of very true to life caricatures.
The comic is made up of various vignettes, each usually leading to the other, or referring to the past.
Each story is a masterpiece of storytelling; they grab you, sink you into the characters, and makes you want to read it to the end. I read the entire archive in a few short minutes, allowing nothing to distract me, it was just that interesting.
Each story is unique, leading from various points that many people may have occur in their lives, from sex at a young age, to a sibling getting sick and hospitalized, to a widows search for companionship.
These stories have many different emotions to them, and though many of them involve sadness, or anger, stemming from such issues as rape and being betrayed, to love and joy, coming from simple things as family and having someone to be there when you need it.
The art is done simply in Black and White inking, however the artists abilities are excellent. Details are intricate and noticeable, the characters are all easy to identify, even as they age. The only character that seems to change design is the mother, from how she is in the first strip.
Great art and good too look at.
Relatively simple layout, grey background, links to the next pages and previous pages. The ability to read an entire chapter at once is nice, though it might be slow for some slower internet connections; I found it easier, and faster to read. Main page provides links to some other comics that are in the works by the same author. The comic is very self contained, the only other art page is mostly of random images, and there is a links page, profile on author, and a link to a store, the usual fare.
This comic reminds me of why I wanted to write for the Webcomic Book club to begin with. A wonderful story, excellent characters, great art, easy to navigate page. I like to rate comics the same way i rate books: Would i read it again? for this comic the answer is yes, hence my score:
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How do i describe the charectors in this comic? let's start with this:
They are boring, cliched, boring, idiotic, selfish, boring, ignorant, and boring.
four roommates living.... somewhere, in something, sit around, and do nothing. wooo excitment! they are never seen leaving the same 3-4 panals, which never change except for the ocasional couch.
charectors range from rip offs from Friday the 13th, to a terrible rendition of Jesus, to gay bikers to "Dubya" who is another lame copy and paste image of George Bush.
The art is better than some, and is definiltly the best part of the entire comic. all the chars have a unique pallet that in some cases even changes from comic to comic. the art is rarely indictive of copy and paste style art, with good facial expresions, and other than the backgrounds a variety of interesting colours.
non-existant. This does happen in other strips as well, however, in this instance it strikes me like the writer is trying to create a story, starts on an arc than gives up. With a few self referential comics back to earlier strips it gives indication about things that have happened in the past. but anything meaningful or anything that might affect how the charectors might react to a situation is quickly lost. (ex. "hey this food has razer blades in it." "ohhh gimme!" next strip "this drink has poison in it" "oooh gimme!")
Simple 3-4 plain panel layout, news section on home page, the usual navagation icons, links to extras cast etc. nothing new from other strips, except lack of background in strips, this may change over time however.
A dud, uninteresting charectors, bland stories, lame jokes. The only redeming quality is the art, but it is not near enough. It is still relativly new, however, i do not plan to continue to read it to see if it improves.
Wed Dec 15 2004 11:18 PM |
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at the start the art was very basic, and partly crud. no background no variation. But it developed and became better. indeed it is not as good as some but it grew to be visually intresting, with a large variety. Backgrounds developed and changed, details grew and were kept together. well done.
The story is half of what makes this comic shine. Its the development of a comic, from creation as charectors get added, to end when they all leave. It has a very definite start, (let their be light!) and end (let there be darkness!) It develops changes twists and turns. It creates new ideas which have never been used in comics before. A varying Fourth wall, direct interaction with other dimensions. very facinating to watch develop.
The other half. The charectors are wonderful from start to finish. They ponder their own existance, develop their own stories and attitudes. It's great to see the detail of the devlopment, as they literally fight with their own creator the comic artist, and debate even his ideas as he writes them. they have their own personalities and seem even to suprise the author at times.
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Pretty plain. white background, nothing very viusal. the load up was annoying at times. and once in a while the whole site seemed to be down making it impossible for me to read the comics. nothing really grabbed my attention.
A good story, well designed and well finished. Slow at times, and some stories on religon got tedious, but still well developed.
Wed Oct 01 2003 09:29 PM |
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The art is plesant, done completly in grey-scale, the details are very precise. With the first few chapters what really caught my eye, were the fish. the details and placement of said fish made for very intresting scenes, giving a kind of sureal look to strip. After that the backgrounds continued to be expanisive and expressive. the actual human drawings varied in complexity, but with a lot of variety. and like all good webcomics, extremmly expressive people.
Very nice story, and to say it, a very human story. High school and relationships are something pretty much anybody can relate to. The ones depicted in this comic are realistic, not blown to soap opera proportions like some comics, or reduced to side notes like others, this is very real, and plausible.
Again as in story very real, the charectors act, and react, like humans. They talk about their past and act about their future in realistic matters. Happy moments and sad moments, moments that they will remeber for maybe the rest of their lives. fone well, written well, and expressive.
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A diffrent background then usual, an orange tartan. placed on top with a black and white and grey comic, the colours kinda of mix, and kinda don't. the large page scroll to read down made for a longer load time then most. But it does usually finish a small or larger story arc at the end of each of the chapters which take up the entire page.
good story, pretty nice art, intresting page design. A few elements could have been left out. but overall a wonderfully done story.
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Very nice art, well drawn and coloured. Each char, even though, almost always dressed alike, due to uniform or what have you, all have very diffrent and real faces. Porportions, and momvent are all very well drawn, to a realistic scale. the backgrounds as well, though usually a dull desert, is still given rich detail, and colour where needed.
Though realativly short in the lines of char, there still is given a chance to understand the various chars. though there is little or no backstory at all for nearly all of them, due to thier simularity with real life people, they are able to be understood. Each char, does not really develop, per se, but is still given a chance to portray their part in the story which is what stories are all about, Charector.
It is hard for me to critique the story, i can see that it was well done, and made with effort, just it never stuck to me, the fight of the little people against their oppresors. Same shtick that has been used for a long time. an antaganist joins the protaganist, and learns to like them, and they him. then the antaganists freinds show up and they fight. The lone girl alone and dying out to save her people against the oppresors. it just seems to have been done before, just put into a diffrent setting. the thing i liked the most was the title chars, however, the spiders, and the faceless many who run them, i think they are a wonderful addition to the story.
Page Design
Hmmmm part marks here, as when the first time i read this i was using a 56k modem, it was slow, choppy, and sometime it would stop loading and due to the page design i didnt realize i was missing some images that were supposed to load. The variance of adding the little pop up was an intresting touch, though it took me a second or two to realize that it was supposed to happen instead of me thinking the site was spamming me. but thats my fault. Sometimes hard to read or navagate, but as well sometimes had a good layout, and was simple.
7/10 good chars, and art, somewhat intresting variance on story. Short yet explanitive.
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Very basic art, line drawings, not much detail, static, but enough to get across the point of the comic, and enough thought to know the artist wasn't just drawing randomly, but was drawing what she needed to make her comic. not a lot of varietym, but was not really needed.
The stoires in this comic revolve around one prime char with some reaccuring chars in a few comics. The char is portrayed as the Artist herself, and goes through her trials and tribulations.
A diverse amount of stories, ranging from a variety of diffrent events that happen in a teenage life. Now i personally could not touch on any of these subjects, i did not feel for the char at all. I found the stories to be static and full of angst, but did seem to have a quality of reedeming, and helped the readers discover diffrent aspects of life.
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slighlty diffrent then alot of comics, a kind of hard to manage archive, but that doesnt really matter due to no particular order. most were startadrd click to proceed comics, one or two had a sup menu of diffrnet comics, and one was really annoying to dig through, with hidden procced buttons.
This comic was not for me. i found no realtioon to the char, didnt feel any intrest in the story, or the outcome. It does have qualities that i coudl see others might appriciate, but it just didnt seem good to me.
Sat Aug 02 2003 03:28 PM |
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The art was interesting, almost all penciled in, it seemed to me to be incomplete at times, rough drawings, though drawn well that looked like were just put up. Rough edgings, unfinished drawings, lines through lines. The actual art was nice, well-proportioned humans, very nice facial expressions, and wide range. But nothing spectacular
Uninspired chars, that I really couldn't get into, too much back story that is implied but never said, references made to past occurrences that never seem to come into context. A lot of past, not enough present or future. Unknown agendas, that while interesting did not go anywhere, pointless conversations. I did not get a feel for any of the chars.
Jumpy story that seemed to more bounce then flow, again it seems to pick up in the middle of a story and never finish it. The first act completes a story arc, but one that is suspended with no beginning or end. It just seems to be and is taken for granted. I just didn't get the point, I understood that they were telling a story, but not where it was leading.
Page Design:
Horrible, disjointed pages broken up chapters, you have to go through 4 pages from the homepage just to get to the comic, standard white background for all the comics. most of the images reformatted when I looked at them, so it took me multiple tries to view the comic.
Good art, though it seemed to be thrown up uncompleted, with a story that was insipid. Page design that was atrocious. I've tried reading it 3 times before and never could get through it, only reason I did this time was to get the review done. Definitely will not read again.
Sat Jul 26 2003 10:04 AM |
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This is the third time writing this reveiw, as the bloody comp keeps crashing on me, so lets hope this one works.
The art is very nice, i enjoy how colourful it almost always is, ahs a lot of background which is nice to see, as i think a lot of daily comics dont have that as much. A nice vareity on the chars, you can tell almost all of them apart with ease. Loved the cat, drawn beutifully in so many diffrent situations.
Not your average lot, for the most part a bunch of moody sex obbssesed, violent people. Who for some reason are just wonderful. I found them enduring and rooting for them no matter how much trouble they managed to get themselves into. And a wide variety as well. Loved the cat, wonderful little bugger, so many diffrent possibilities.
uhhh Intresting stories, usually broken into parts that ran for a few days, but most of them refered back to themselves in later events. Very strange humour at work here, from abortion, to goth, to gaming, to Canadian trap door alligators, this has it all. All tonuge in cheek as they make musicals involving scantly clad devils, hunt lions with air guns, date, game, whatever, they always manage to please. Loved the cat, seen often only in bit parts, playing a dish rag or a pillow, but does manage some majo roles as well, well done.
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Not bad page design, the archive was easier to use than most, showing the dates, as well as title. Basic black which seems to fit well with the comic. Loved the cat, hey i had it in every other catagory
Funny people, weird situations, good writing, good art, good read. Loved the cat.
Thu Jul 24 2003 02:05 PM |
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The art in this comic tends to change a lot, almost every story line actually, but for the most part it is always well done, a few parts are drawn rather differently and harder to read. I thought the variance was a neat addition, and varied it was, from cartoon style, to pencil sketching, to even just little happy faces just speaking text on the page, it was always different and adding more of a feel of each story arc.
The Characters in this story are, I think, very well written, they do tend to follow a stereotype, but that is how the chars. are created, they grow and expand, still staying within the bonds of their characters but changing to be a bigger more dynamic person, the characters are one of the things I really enjoy about this comic, they are expressive, destructive, able to be hurt, physically and emotionally and even spiritually. They just seem so much more real, and you can understand them, and even feel from their perspective. Very well done.
The Story is very diverse in this comic, and each seems to resolve around specific and named story arcs, each which usually brings whole new elements into the comic. A wide variety, though almost entirely revolve around a science fiction theme, from vampires, to aliens, to black ops, time travel, etc. but there are elements which aren't. A fight against cancer, sordid back stories, love triangles, you know all the usual things that make stories great. A great blend of differences, and always something new, interesting tie-ins to other comics, and a great enveloping unfolding story.
Page design
Very intresting page design, usually just white with comic on top but it changes, again a very good use of diverse mediums, the use of scrolling to page to add elements, sideways, or downwards, this was particularly effective in some of the earlier strips.
Wonderfully done comic, well written almost always well drawn, very diverse elements, a pleasure to read, and to discover what is going to happen next
Sat Jul 12 2003 07:29 AM |
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The art was very well done, good use of colour and shading in all the panals, each charactor was given individual faces and expressions, which sometimes is hard to do in a webcomic. the background, foregrounds, chars and actions were all well drawn and inked, the use of shadows and lines are very well intergrated.
Very good charectors, they fit the story perfectly you can understand each one, and there are no inconstinces in their actions, the minor chars do there job, and depart the majors follow through on the story. Digger being the main char has the most exposition, his running monolouge helps inflate his char and allows us to know why he does the things that he does.
A short but well developed story, dark gritty, filled with crime and other nastiness, well done! written well and portraied superbly by the chars, i but cut and dry, boy meets girl, boy wins girl, girl shoots boy, etc. you know how it goes. descriptive and explicit a good job all around
Page design:
Not bad, a plain white background, two arrows back and forward, the comic was uniformly the same size and usually had a dark look which stood out well on the white, so there was no reason to change anything.
A very well done short comic, good chars, well drawn and a fun read.
Mon Jun 30 2003 01:04 PM |
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The art in this comic was well done. Completly in Black and white, it is well inked, and in depth. The backgrounds in particular are very well done. The monsters are also very diffrent, an intresting change from the normal beast. The people are likewise detailed, creating a very visual comic, as most of it comprises the images this is a good thing, alot of action sequences, all combined to a very nice effect.
As most of the comic is taken up with action sequences there is not alot of room for talking, most pages where his is talking there is alot of exposition in them. The title char, the Exile from Kriss, named Read, is well drawn, and follows through the story reasnably well, he comprises about 90% of all the action sequances, but subsequently only has 2 lines in the entire comic (2 i counted, well 3 including a .....) the rest of the charectors, have about as many line, except for the king of the land, who talks for about the last 5 panels straight. The villagers, are a well done group, for as little time as they are in it, you can read the charectors well, and have an understanding of their choices, throughout.
The story is alright, hero sees parents killed before his eyes, gets driven into exile, grows up alone in the forest as a protector of the innocent, saves village, becomes royal whatever. it has been done before, there is nothing spectacular, or failing in the story, sadly it is a bit short and not much room for expostion, or background.
Page Design
The page design is fine a soft brown colour to offset the black and white of the comic with an intresting stylized girl in the corner, all the pages to the story are accesable from the bottom.
not too bad story, great art, some well done chars, some who could use a bit more work, a good comic, overall
Thu Jun 26 2003 10:58 AM |
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Well the art was pretty sub standard, mostly as it only contained clip arts, that you get with most typing software, they do not change, except for maybe small details like a bigger stomach after eating, no variety, no work, no effort.
I dont know if they even had names, the chars are static, unchanging and only seem to exist to say how bad, stupid, and horrible the world is, in stark and often foul language.
The story in this one is indeed a special case, as it all revolves around modern news, in america. As i am no American, and followed little of what they are talking about, most of it made little to no sense to me.
Page Setup
The page setup was unchanging for the entire comic, the only thing that changed seemed to be the background colour, which at times made it very difficult to read
I cannot give a high score to this strip, i realise it is inteded for a specific audiance and i am not part of that, so my remarks could be biased on the part of not knowing the situation.
Sun Jun 22 2003 06:55 AM |
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The art in this comic is very well done, the inking is terrific and every page is very detailed. the artist seems to enjoy drawing the nearly nude figure of adolecent girls, but at least they do it well.
the story was a good, if a bit cliched; an orphan girl on her way to stay with old relative in the middle of strange woods, gets into an accident and wakes up in a strange land and finds she is one of the 'chosen'. At times it seemed to jump a little bit, and was a bit hard to follow, and the occasinal cliche was thrown in, (bully beaten by scrawny girl, who tells father, father gets mad at son for losing to girl etc.) but overall it seemed to be thought out, and sounds like it will continue into a good story.
The charetors in this comic, have not really been given a chance to be defined yet, and no history or back story has been given for any of them. The title char, seems to be the most developed at least, and fits the bill rather well of a teenage girl, the other charectors, we seem to know little or none about, but hopefully they will receive more time on page.
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Well i think it was just me, but 90% of the time when i tried to veiw on the the comics, the image would partially load then stop, making me hit refresh, up to at one point 5 times just so i could see the whole comic, now as im on a Dial-up modem this was a long process for the large images in this comic. Now agreeably this might just be an instance of problem with my computer, so i dont know. other than that the page was well done, and being able to click on the comic to advance was a useful abitily.
this comic has potential to grow, the pages and stories up so far are well done, and are a enjoyable read, with time this can grow to be even better.
Sun Jun 08 2003 07:50 PM |
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The art was..... intresting, the meduim was almost always the same, but there was alot of short term experimentation with a variety of diffrent forms, noir, sureal, comic, pencil, ink, it was intresting to see the wide variety.
I enjoyed the charectors they were well written, and designed. they all had individual backstories, that were fleshed out in one way or another over time, they did not 'grow' or develop much, but in this it was not required.
This was not a story based comic at all, they had short runs that ran from a day to i think at least a month, but none that really reflected back on each other, but they did make sure that each arc, was diffrent, and everytime usually changed a value (breaking fourth wall, new art, story type, charector driven, etc.) so it stayed intresting, that had quite a few intresting arcs, one i noticed is the instance where i particular strip ran away, and was missing from the archives, i found this to be a novel, and fasinating concept. The constant attempts, at reader attention, and the total disregard for the fourth wall barrier, was an good twist and they intergrated it well into the comic.
Page Design:
A very simple design, with no real varation at all. the main problem i had with this is that the only way to advance to the next strip was at the top of the screen, and as some (not many, but some strip scrolled pretty far down the page) it was a slight inconveniance but nothing major.
a great comic, with new stuff and intresting stories, they could have been longer, or a bit more plot developed, but they still made an excellent strip none the less.
Wed Jun 04 2003 06:38 PM |
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Well i tried to read Book one, but couldnt get anywhere, entire pages missing, pages going down, so i had to just give up, and i really hate doing that while reading comics, just skipping ahead, but book two:
Fantastic, some of the best art i have seen in a webcomic, it was very detailed, and the added bonus of animated are was a very unique and fun addition
Sadly ther is not much of a story, the set the standards for a plot, and then just seemed to jump from place to place in a bunch of pretty pictures, not very moving, but has potential.
The charectors are intresting, but again they do not seem to move much, no develompment of any kind, and no real concept of who they are, there is a geek who wants to do experimants, (why?) a girl who decides to go with him (why?) and a robot, seems to have no real point but to repeat what others say.
The page was simply done, and well interfrated into the strip, when it had diffrent backgrounds and such. the animation was well intergrated, but sometimes made for weird load times, the one strip with the expanding next button was a cool touch.
6/10 i didnt like not being able to read the first book, and the story didnt go anywhere. but it is a well done strip, and has many good points as well, it deserves a look.
Sun Jun 01 2003 04:08 PM |
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So i might as well post my reveiw that i was in the middle of doing:
The Story to Space opera, is close to that an Opera in Space, strange creatures thrown together on a ship and traveling the galaxy trying to get to wherever they need to go next. It has the usual requisites, a furry, a slightly off child, a sentient computer that looks female, girl who sneaks on, buxom female, male with mysterious past, and his best friend everything that is needed in a webcomic. A few things seem to be pulled from other comics, but they are mixed in with the current story.
The art is quite well done, with not a lot of difference in styles over the year and a half it has been up, it still looks good, you can see the changes that occur naturally through experience, and unlinke some comics I was able to easily tell all the characters apart, the art was set for the scene and there are some really nice backgrounds. They are well drawn and well done.
As stated above the group of characters is a bit clichéd, but the are written well so that they fit with each other, and a few new things that are completely unexpected, (Mr. Toast for one thing. (I wonder if the toast reference is from Timmy's 'Bread' in Stubble?) they seem to develop well, as the characters meet new situations, once again we have have to sit through flashbacks but for the most part they are relatively short and help introduce new chars.
The page set up is pretty good, the basic black helps of set some of the colours, and the status bar and rants a la Megatokyo, can be good reads, the quotes are usually good, even if they do not seem to have any relevance to the story.
7 out of 10, another webcomic I had never heard of before, but is added to my list to keep reading, it is a good mesh of story and art, it could use improvement, and I will continue to read it.
Mon Feb 10 2003 10:49 AM |
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Demonology 101
Hicks, Faith Erin
The story of a young demon, her guardian, and her friends as she attempts to go about her regular daily life.
The story is well played out, though it does tend to jump a bit, it has not long drawn out flashback scenes which is gratifying. It has been alluded that the story takes some bits from popular pop culture icons, but what modern day comic does not, some of the allusions are quite different then most (quotes from Terry Pratchet). The concept of a high school girl who suddenly finds herself beset with troubles and finds she is different then everyone else is not new, but this is a slightly more original take on it than most.
The characters in this story are well written and described, they do not seem to falter from their ideals or change their character design with out reason, there evolution as they go through their trials and tribulations, are well done and have improved as the comic has progressed.
The Art is well done. It like all other comics improves and changes as it progresses, the original versions of the first chapter are not available anymore so I am unable to make any assumptions about them, sometimes the fact that a few of the main characters looked very similar became a detriment and was difficult to follow who was who. The pages were not overly large or hard to load.
It is a well written and drawn comic with interesting and diverse characters, I had just only recently heard of it before it became a selection for review, but I will continue to read it with pleasure.
8.5 out of 10
Mon Feb 03 2003 01:51 PM |
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Jasmin is also a model. In her years of studying fashion design in Germany, she frequently modeled collections for her fellow students, as well as her own designs. Not only did she participate in countless photoshoots, she also walked the runway and taught other models 'to do the catwalk'. In 2009 she produced the Encore Fashion Show in Trier, Germany with 37 original collections and approx. 3000 guests.
Here is an excerpt from her Spoken Word:
Present moment dreaming
" ....and I won't judge it no more, nope
I won't try to fill it with guilt and fear, before hope.
No, I will allow myself to feel it now.
I made a promise, I made a vow,
to my heart:
From now on I will open my eyes.
Won't agonize, dehumanize, self-criticize or apologize!
To whom, and for what?!
No, instead I feel gratitude and appreciation
for the flood of gifts I receive in these sensations.
A new body, a new mind, an old soul,
revived in this present moment in time..."
Jasmin Marsters [born Patricia Jasmin Rahman], is an actress, singer-songwriter and artist living in Los Angeles.
Born and raised in Germany, she decided to follow her heart and leave her life as a fashion designer behind, to pursue the two loves of her life in the US:
No.1 James Marsters, best known for playing the character of Spike in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Braniac in Smallville. After about 6 years of long - distance love they finally tied the knot in January 2011. See the press article here !
No.2 Acting!
Jasmin has been training at world renowned acting studios, such as the MARGIE HABER STUDIO, the AARON SPEISER ACTING STUDIO, UCB and more. She is currently training with Backstage Expert Rob Adler at AdlerImprov.
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C.J. Chenier holds a special distinction in the pantheon of American music, one shared only by the likes of Hank Williams Jr., Mud Morganfield and Ziggy Marley. These musicians are the offspring of men who, for all intents and purposes, created their respective genres of music.
The way to deal with that fact, Chenier told me a few years back in an interview, is simply to ignore it.
"I read that a lot of times when I got started," Chenier said. "They were comparing me to all these people. But I'm just playing music. So, no, as a matter of fact, (the legacy) never even crossed my mind that way. To me, I just keep going."
The accordionist and his aptly named Red Hot Louisiana Band will be in Northern California next week. You can catch them August 7 at SFJAZZ and August 9 at San Jose Jazz's SummerFest.
Chenier's father, Clifton, was born in Opelousas, La., and spent his childhood cutting sugar cane and learning the accordion. After World War II, he moved with his brother, Cleveland, to Lake Charles, La.
Once there, Clifton Chenier worked on oil rigs by day and played music at night, marrying traditional Cajun songs and rhythms to the then-nascent sound of electric blues and R&B. He played parties before graduating to concerts and a recording career that stretched over 30 years.
The younger Chenier knew from his youth he wanted to play music, but his influences included soul stars James Brown and George Clinton and jazz legends John Coltrane and Miles Davis. Chenier picked up the saxophone, played in Port Arthur Top 40 bands, and studied music at college. He dreamed of a career in jazz or funk.
A week before his 21st birthday, however, his father asked a favor: Join the Red Hot Louisiana Band. Did Chenier ever consider saying no?
"No, I never felt that way," he said. "Probably because it was never forced upon me."
Chenier spent the next decade with his father, learning to love zydeco even as he watched the elder musician's legend grow. In 1983, Clifton Chenier won a Grammy for the album "I'm Here!" but the award was something of a last hurrah, as his health had begun to fail.
Chenier had, by then, taken up the accordion and, at his father's request, opened some shows. the time Clifton Chenier died of diabetes in 1987, his son was ready for the spotlight.
Under Chenier's leadership, the Red Hot Louisiana Band recorded albums for Arhoolie and Slash, and played festivals around the world. Chenier was featured on Paul Simon's "Rhythm of the Saints" album and the Gin Blossoms' "New Miserable Experience." Chenier signed with Alligator a decade ago in the mid-'90s.
Time and his own creative input have enabled Chenier to create an identity separate from that of his father's.
"My daddy always told me to be good at being myself," Chenier said. "I can't go through life imitating him or re-creating his style. I should let my creative juices flow sometimes, too."
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March 31, 2012
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The women's track and field team edged out Pac-12 member Washington State, but fell to Tennessee in a double dual on Saturday in Drake Stadium. The Bruins defeated WSU 82-81 to improve to 3-0 all-time against the Cougars. Tennessee beat UCLA by a score of 7-66 to take a 2-1 all-time lead over the Bruins.
During the meet, the Bruins posted five meet records, two event wins, 14 lifetime-bests and 27 season-best marks.
Sophomore Ida Storm started the Bruins off on a high note as she led from start to finish in the hammer throw. Her best throw came on her final attempt of the competition when she launched the hammer to a new lifetime-best of 209-5. That mark broke both meet records against WSU and Tennessee and moves her to No. 4 in the NCAA this season.
The Bruins got a 1-2 finish in the pole vault behind junior Allison Koressel's winning clearance of 13-4.50 and sophomore Tasha Kolbo's lifetime-best clearance of 13-00.75 for second. Five of UCLA's vaulters posted season or lifetime-best marks during the competition.
Newcomer Faith Anumba was a double scorer for the Bruins as she was second in both the long jump (19-4) and triple jump (39-3.25). In the high jump, sophomore Alexis Walker placed second with a clearance of 5-6. Walker also ran a lifetime-best in the 400m hurdles to finish second overall (61.21). Heptathlete Tatum Souza also posted a lifetime-best in the hurdles as she placed third with a mark of 61.47.
The Bruins had many more standout performances on the track, highlighted by Paisley Pettway's win in the 800m. The sophomore won easily with a season-best time of 2:09.41, a mark that ranks 11th in the NCAA this season. Junior Danielle Low was second with a lifetime-best run of 2:12.49.
In the steeplechase, freshman Merissa Kado ran a lifetime-best of 11:00.80 to finish third overall. That mark moves her to 10th all-time in UCLA school history. Sophomore Rachel Butler had a huge race in the 1500m as she was narrowly edged out during the home strech. She ended the race with a new lifetime-best mark of 4:28.41 and finished second overall. Junior Katja Goldring ran a lifetime-best of 9:41.20 in the 3000m to finish second overall, while freshman Kelsey Smith was third (9:51.59).
In the 400m, newcomer Katie Reid ran a solid time of 54.74 for fourth overall, while sophomore Breyonna Hunter placed fifth with a lifetime-best mark of 55.36. In the 100m hurdles, newcomer Brea Buchanan finished third with a time of 13.84.
Ally Courtnall, who is also a member of the UCLA soccer team, led the Bruins in the 100m (12.06) and 200m (24.29) as the top finisher in both events.
UCLA will head to Eugene, OR next weekend (Apr. 7) for the Pepsi Invitational, a quadrangular meet with reigning NCAA champion Texas A&M and Pac-12 foes Oregon and Washington.


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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - The National Road Quilters Guild, along with the help of From Past to Present quilt shop, is presenting Jenny Doan of the Missouri Star Quilt Co to a sold out crowd. Jenny Doan is a prominent figure in the quilting industry and is noted for her YouTube videos on quilting. Doan was recently featured on NBC Nightly News in February and will be featured on MSNBC's "Main Street USA".
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Author and local historian, Ray Johnson, will be at Horrorbles in Berwyn, IL on Sunday, December 11, 2011 from 5:00pm to 8:00pm for a free lecture and discussion on the spookier side of Chicago during the Holiday season.
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- Resurrection Mary (the vanishing hitchhiker of the southwest side)
- The unsolved murders of Barbara and Patricia Grimes
- The haunted Mill Theater and Scene Shop at Elmhurst College
- The lore of the Rouse Simmons, Chicago's Christmas Tree Ship
- The Iroquois Theater disaster of 1903
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Posted on Thursday, July 18, 2013 by Allison Byers
"My Country Has No Name"
The work of 28-year-old Nigerian-born artist Toyin Odutola (MFA 2012) may literally be black portraiture with ballpoint pen ink, but speaking figuratively, her work speaks volumes. Addressing issues of identity, race, and nationhood, her art resonates strongly with her audiences.
Since graduating from CCA, Odutola has had two solo shows at Jack Shainman Gallery in New York, and was featured as one of Forbes magazine's "30 Under 30" art and design stars.
The talented and down-to-earth artist credits much of her success to friend and mentor, alumnus Hank Willis Thomas (MFA 2004), her dedicated professors, and fellow students.
Journey to CCA
Odutola moved to the United States when she was little, settling with her family in Alabama. After she earned her bachelor of arts from the University of Alabama in Huntsville, she followed in the footsteps of her idol, Willis Thomas, and made her way to CCA.
"I admired, and still admire, his work immensely," says Odutola. "I was intrigued by the interdisciplinary range of his studio work and wanted to be involved in a graduate program that could inspire and facilitate that."
"In my time at CCA, my work took on so much more weight. I was able to think more conceptually and critically analyze, to the minutest detail, what messages I wanted to express with the work I was making. Hank's work really solidified my inclination to trust in the work I was making and what that would lead me to."
From Idol to Mentor
While at CCA, Willis Thomas delivered a lecture to the Graduate Program in Fine Arts students. "If I had not been given the opportunity to study [within CCA's program] I never would have met him," says Odutola, "and meeting him took me totally by surprise."
Following the lecture, Odutola approached Willis Thomas to review her work, but he declined. He did, however, pay a surprise visit to her studio the next day. Since then, Willis Thomas has become a huge supporter of Odutola and her work, even including her as one of his "Top Ten" in ArtForum in April 2012.
"My aim has always been to keep pushing my work and stay true to my convictions," explains Odutola, "and Hank has been an amazing mentor for me with this.
"CCA also connected me to an incredible group of peer artists and teachers who continue to inspire me to this day. Having them in my life has also been immensely helpful and fulfilling. … Everyone I had the pleasure of spending time and exchanging ideas with left an indelible mark on me."
Culture Shock: From Alabama to San Francisco
Even though Odutola lived in Berkeley during her early years, she admits it was still a bit of a culture shock returning to the Bay Area for graduate school.
According to Odutola's recollection: "It was a colorful experience coming to San Francisco and I was open to all it had to offer. Sometimes you just need to take the risk and not be afraid of where it all might lead."
Heritage & Identity
For many artists, heritage and identity are always (at least) subconsciously present in their work, but for Odutola, it's a guiding force.
The artist's most recent work, exhibited in My Country Has No Name at Jack Shainman Gallery (May 16 to June 29, 2013), directly addresses issues of heritage and identity.
"Inquiries began on the subject of what I considered myself," explains Odutola. She posted about the experience on her Tumblr blog: "An African American artist? A Nigerian artist? An African Woman artist? These questions followed with how I saw the subjects I portrayed: Why I portrayed them specifically? What that meant? And so forth.
"In all honesty, I was a bit taken aback by these questions because I had never considered myself in the context of that conversation."
"In sum, to speak somewhat metaphorically," the artist continues, "I see Nigeria and the heritage I have from the country as a written language that has been laid before me, and I am now taking that same language and writing another story.
"The source material is always there, but the characters, the settings, even the sounds will be changed, because the dynamics of that 'identity' have changed.
"There's no need or inclination to validate an existence or be afraid of the ambivalence. It took me a long time to accept this progression, but in doing so, I feel that my work can travel further because of it."
Process: "It's the Evolution of the Thing"
Odutola started her blog early on as a way to connect to the art world. Since then, her blog and social media pages have become a living catalog to the process of her work.
"I love documenting process because I can see where I have been," she admits. "It's a bit like making tracks in the snow. I love it because I can catalog everything and always go back and see where I started and what led me to the finish.
"It's somewhat overcautious -- attempting to meticulously document every step, every mark, every stage, but I really learn the most from it.
"During my graduate studies this process only became more cemented and intricate to my studio practice. It seems the more I can track what I have done, the better I learn from my mistakes as well. I can figure out what works best and what doesn't."
A Rising Star Keeping Her Feet on the Ground
In regard to being featured as one of Forbes magazine's "30 Under 30," Odutola addresses her fast ascension in the art world: "I'm incredibly grateful. I seriously cannot believe my luck. . . . Honestly, whatever success I have is attributed to everyone who has helped me, and that's no wise cracking either -- I truly mean that!"
Well, it's not just luck! Odutola is a shining example of what can happen if you are dedicated, stay true to yourself, and always keep your feet to the ground.
Artist's Acknowledgments
I am incredibly indebted to the following faculty for inspiring and challenging me, helping me to think in broader, more innovative ways: Allison Smith, Maria Porges, Tina Takemoto, Cheryl Dunye, Taravat Talepasand, Nance O'Banion, Ranu Mukherjee, Kim Anno, and Elizabeth Mangini.
I got to learn so much from the San Francisco Media Center staff (Rebekah Eisenberg, Nick Bruno, and Lauren Malecheck), and the San Francisco Library staff members, who were all awesome. And I gotta make a shout-out to Chrissie Bradley and David Morini in the Graduate Studies Office for giving me life many, many times.
The most inspiring and creative persons: Christine Pan, Bruna Massadas, Bean Gilsdorf, Sita Bhaumik, Maria "Guadalupe," Ann Schnake, Senalka McDonald, Manyee "Twiggy" Lam, Nick Johnson Lee, Matthew Leal, Ben Vilmain, Heather Watson, Kate Nichols, Allie Takahashi, Jordan "Adair" Stephens, Christine Elfman, Nicole Markoff, Christine M. Peterson, Maya Pasternak, Gigi Otalvaro-Hormillosa, Katelyn Eichwald, Serena Cole, Max Esplin, Lexie Bouwsma, Victoria DeBlassie, "Clavo Rivas," Zafir Aksit, Aidah Aliyah Rasheed, Carmen Lang, Kenny Kong, Daniel Dallabrida, Johanna Friedman, Rebekah Goldstein, James Coquia, William Emmert, Kate Bonner, Marissa Botelho, Alex Hernandez, Kate Nartker, Andrea Bacigalupo, Kim Engelen, Henry Witecki, Joshua Reinstein, Wes Fanelli, Benjamin Ilka, Lindsey Lyons, and Larissa Greer.


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Head coach Vicky Maes and the Arizona women's tennis team begin competition for the fall season at the ITA Regional tournament beginning Thursday, Oct. 20 and continuing through Monday, Oct. 24.
The USTA/ITA Regional Championships feature some of the top men's and women's players competing in each of the ITA's regions across the country.
Seniors Debora Castany (Barcelona, Spain) and Natasha Marks (Nottingham, England), sophomores Susan McRann (Dublin, Ireland) and Lacey Smyth (Oceanside, Calif.) and freshman Hailey Johnson (San Diego, Calif.) will compete for the Wildcats.
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Holiday Inn Express at the Stadiums is fairly close to the baseball and football stadiums, and next to a casino. They offer a "Baltimore Cruise Parking Deal" with up to 8 days of complimentary parking, breakfast, and shuttle service to and from the Baltimore cruise terminal.
The Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel has upscale amenities and a distinct style. 4-diamond level service. Steps from all the attractions of Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
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In a blender, purée the entire can of peaches. Set peach purée aside in a separate bowl/pitcher. Rinse blender bowl and return to base.
To make 2 cocktail drinks: Juice two limes, and pour juice into blender. Add rum, 5 ounces canned peach purée, strawberries and sugar. Fill serving glass with ice, add ice to blender and repeat, adding another glass of ice. Blend until smooth. Pour into cocktail glasses. Garnish with whipped cream.
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5 Cheyne Row Tuesday (Aug. 17, 1852).
MY DEAR MRS. WELSH,—My head is so full of John and his balloon tonight that I cannot, I think do better, while waiting here for him, than write a few lines to you.1 Tomorrow I hope he will write to you himself, but he will not tell you what I can tell you viz: that nothing in this world ever was more perfect than his whole behaviour today; under circumstances which must have tried him in more ways than one. Even I who had so good an opinion of his sense and substance before; was astonished at the imperturbable, good-humoured, intelligent way in which he conducted himself. I was with him for an hour and half before the balloon went off, and not one slightest indication of nervousness did I see in him—nor of excitement from all the notice he had suddenly become the object of. He went about minding his own business talking goodhumouredly with the people who would talk to him, and when finally he mounted into the air he took off his hat and waved it three times over his head, with a cool courtesy that changed my momentary terror into admiration. My dear woman you may be proud of your son!—he will go far yet in science and in distinction or I am no judge of men!—
One thing surprised me today and that was, the number of friends he seems to have already made for himself. So many people there both male and female seemed to be personally interested in him. With me he is still so silent that I hardly hoped others could have so soon found the worth that lies under that reserved manner of his.
He meant, if the balloon came down near any railway to return to London tonight, and was to come here, however late the hour to satisfy me of his safety. I am anxiously expecting him, but without fear now, I was horribly nervous before the balloon went up but when I saw him in the air overhead, waving his hat with such perfect composure; and saw old Green standing on the edge of the car, also waving his hat; as if it were the simplest thing in Nature, my fears grew to look ridiculous to myself.
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Like a butterfly, a white dwarf star begins its life by casting off the cocoon that enclosed it. In the cocoon-like structure above, the planetary nebula designated NGC 2440, contains one of the hottest white dwarfs known to scientists. The white dwarf can be seen as the bright dot near the photo's center. Our sun eventually will become a "white dwarf butterfly," but not for another 5 billion years. Image credit: NASA/R. Ciardullo (PSU)/H. Bond (STScI)


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ChelanCounty Sheriff Detectives, along with ChelanCounty contracted Fire Investigators continue to hammer out the details surrounding the origin of a fire that caused significant damage to a home under construction in Manson two weeks ago- however they have determined that it was likely started intentionally.
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