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This radio button is used on a shopping cart as many times as needed, and just auto changes the name and id:
So the 0 at the end of the id and name would increase for each time it's displayed - this is an example of what would be in the actual page for the first time it prints:Code:<input type='radio' id='{$key1}_{$j}_{$give_itemline_id}' $selected onclick='switchmethod(\"$key\", \"$key1\")' value='$quote' name='shipping_method_{$give_itemline_id}'>
The javascript being called is this:Code:
Flat Rate - Choose a Shipping Rate

Ground	$ 10.00	<input type='radio' id='flatrate_0_0' onclick='switchmethod("Ground", "flatrate", "0")' value='10' name='shipping_method_0'>

2nd Day Air	$ 25.00	<input type='radio' id='flatrate_1_0' checked='checked' onclick='switchmethod("2nd Day Air", "flatrate", "0")' value='25' name='shipping_method_0'>

Next Day Air	$ 35.00	<input type='radio' id='flatrate_2_0' onclick='switchmethod("Next Day Air", "flatrate", "0")' value='35' name='shipping_method_0'>

Next Day Air - flatrate

Code:function switchmethod(key,key1){ total=document.getElementById("shopping_cart_total_price").value; ajax.post("index.php",usps_method_switch,"ajax=true&uspsswitch=true&key1="+key1+"&key="+key+"&total="+total); } var usps_method_switch=function (results){ shipping = results.split('---'); shipping1 = shipping[1]; jQuery("#checkout_total").html(shipping[0]); jQuery('.total > .pricedisplay').remove(); jQuery('.total > .totalhead').after(shipping[0]); jQuery('.postage > .pricedisplay').remove(); jQuery('.postage > .postagehead').after(shipping1); }
Where I've had a problem, the radio buttons show on the page and work correctly, but I can't get the javascript to correctly add the totals. Originally, there was one set of radio buttons (shipping: ground, 2nd day, and overnight) each with a different price. This was to just add the shipping to the total order for the whole order.
Now I have it so that it needs to add a shipping amount per item to the total. so for example: product 1 = $10, shipping chose at $10, product 2 = $5, shipping chose at $20. How would I get that javascript code to add each shipping to the products total? The total is being calculated. And what I can tell from the javascript above, it's directly grabbing that precalculated total before attempting to add the shipping as the shipping options are chosen.
Any help on this would be so appreciated. I am not very familiar with javascript and need to try to get this working. I wasn't expecting that little chunk of javascript code to be called in a php based ecom system.

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Kate Moss was spotted outside her home earlier this month in London with fiance Jamie Hince. She wore a pair of the Black Orchid Black Jewel Zipper Jeggings in Midnight. I wonder if we will see Kate in more brands like Current/Elliott or JET and maybe AG. She has such great style, I think she can pull any of their styles off.
I like that we are finally seeing Kate work blue jeans back into her outfits. I missed when she wore them, especially her Siwy Hannah jeans in Kiss. She blew the knees out on those and I thought that made them look ten times cooler. Nothing beats a great pair of distressed jeans in my mind. Click here to purchase these jeans at Singer22 for $137.
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These jeans are a really lightweight denim and I think the whole outfit is really colour coordinated. It definitely gives off the theme of mocha with the creams and browns. The only thing that I think throws it off is the bag being black, I think another colour would have looked a lot nicer. Buy Black Orchid jeans at Singer22.com.
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Welcome to the three hundredth and twenty-ninth in a series of examinations of comic book legends and whether they are true or false. This week, learn about the Donald Duck comic book story that Disney wouldn't let you see! Discover what would have been the ending of the 1990s Spider-Man cartoon series! And marvel at what comic book creator coined the famous Lone Ranger/Tonto joke, "what you mean…we?"
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COMIC LEGEND: E. Nelson Bridwell coined the famous Lone Ranger/Tonto joke "what you mean…we"?
STATUS: Apparently True
A very popular joke during the 1960s involved the Lone Ranger and Tonto. The joke goes as follows (this is a quote):
The Lone Ranger and Tonto are watching a horde of Indian braves bear down on them in full battle fury. "Looks like we're in trouble, Tonto," says the Lone Ranger to his pal. "What you mean 'we,' white man?," Tonto responds.
It has become very popular in recent years as a rhetorical device for essay writers who wish to write about situations where someone takes for granted that someone is his/her ally.
And amazingly enough, this joke appears to have been coined by a classic Silver Age comic book creator.
However, you'd be hard pressed to imagine WHICH one, as it was written by E. Nelson Bridwell, longtime assistant editor to Mort Weisinger at DC Comics! Before Bridwell went to work for DC (where he helped introduce a number of innovations when it came to the world of comic book continuity), he wrote gags for Mad Magazine. And the Lone Ranger joke was one of them.
Reader Matt L. wrote in to ask me if this story was true. I've seen it before (our own Greg Hatcher mentioned it in a piece a few years back), but I've never looked into it.
As it turns out, in 1958's Mad #38, Bridwell did a bit on things you'll never see on various popular TV series. Joe Orlando did the artwork.
Here is the one for the Lone Ranger…
I've examined this pretty heavily (and I've seen other people at etymology sites do so, as well) and I have yet to find any other published version of this joke anywhere else that predate 1958. Mad certainly was a very popular magazine at the time, so the notion of the joke becoming so prolific from the pages of Mad is not so hard to believe. That said, I would not be shocked at all if the joke predated Bridwell's usage. Still, since I can't find any other published reference to it that predates Bridwell's, I think it is fair to give him the credit. I also asked Mark Waid (who knew Bridwell late in Bridwell's life when Waid was just starting in comics) what he thought about it, and he said he believed that it was Bridwell's gag, noting that Bridwell was a gifted gag writer. So if it is good enough for Mark Waid, who am I to disagree?
Thanks to Matt L. for the suggestion! Thanks to Mark Waid for his thoughts and a big shout out to Greg Hatcher for his previous mention of this fact!
That "Firebug" story was reprinted in one of the very first comics my mom bought me. A very weird introduction to comics, Disney, and Carl Barks.
An alternate version of the Barks story that restores the original ending of Donald in jail can be found in the second volume (first slipcase) of the "Carl Barks Collection" that was at least published in Germany and the Scandinavian countries. It was written by Geoffrey Blum and pencilled by Daan Jippes.
Why would you complain that a children's cartoon couldn't show blood or vampires? You sound like the comic-book company president in the movie "Artists and Models": "62 pages of drawings and no blood? Not even an itsy-bitsy nose bleed? Suffering catfish, do you call this a book for kiddies? With no stranglings? No decapitations?"
The "classic" version of the Lone Ranger joke closes with Tonto saying "What (do) you mean WE, white man?" That certainly has more punch, so I'd wonder if it's a later improvement or if Bridwell or his editor toned dow the racial reference from an existing bit.
That version (which I do agree is the "classic" version of the gag) began popping up in print around 1962.
And that's another thing, really – the joke began popping up in a print a lot during the early 1960s but nowhere before Bridwell. Which I imagine would lend support to "Bridwell coined it."
@Matt Bird: The '94 Spidey toon really DID have to deal with ridiculous S&P notes, though. Never mind the blood; there are LOTS of children's cartoons that have vampires. Whereas the Spidey toon had Morbius sucking "plasma" through the palms of his hands.
Spider-Man wasn't allowed to punch anybody, guns didn't fire bullets, and purportedly they weren't even allowed to have windows shatter.
All that, and do feel free to explain Spider-Man's origin story without using the words "killed" or "dead".
That Lone Ranger joke is so famous it was translated to portuguese. It´s pretty well known here in Brazil.
I'm fairly certain Spider-Man Unlimited didn't have Peter & MJ married, or at least, it never said they were. She only appeared in the first episode for one scene (and ironically was voiced by Jennifer Hale, who voiced the SM:TAS Black Cat). Peter never called her his wife, even when trapped on Counter-Earth.
The "white man" addition is needed only when the joke is removed from the visual setting. I doubt its absence in Mad was an attempt to tone down the racial humor, as it's still the same gag.
I'm guessing the ending to the Donald story was changed, not because of him ending up in jail (that was a common gag in cartoons for many characters at the time) but a hesitancy to have a popular children's character be seen setting fires in "reality" (as opposed to a dream).
That does make sense, Hank. I figure, though, that Barks must have been speaking with some authority when he said it was the jail reason.
Yeah, Frank, after watching the scene from Unlimited, I tend to agree with you. I've edited the piece accordingly.
I loved the 90s Spider-Man cartoon. I also think the idea of having Carnage has Jack the Ripper is pretty interesting, but I don't know how they could have pulled it off with the restriction of not being allowed to have Carnage kill.
As for Spider-Man Unlimited, I don't remember if it was explicitly stated if Pete and MJ were married, but if I remember correctly they did live together. There was also a subplot where it seemed Peter was falling for his landlady on Counter-Earth, which I guess would have different implications if he and MJ were married.
The reasons for the strong restrictions on the 90's "Spider-Man" series has to do with "Batman: The Animated Series". While FOX loved Batman, they hated the level of violence that came out of that show. It was already an uphill battle to have the content in those first four years of the show, by the time Spider-Man rolled around, FOX began putting tighter restrictions on newer animated action shows. That's why when B:TAS moved to Kids WB, they had more freedom to tell the stories that they wanted and one of the first ones they created was the episode that introduced Firefly. Someone that they couldn't use over at FOX, due to his arsonist background. This is ultimately why Cartoon Network has been able to get away with the stuff that they've done, since standards and practices aren't as strict as it is on network television.
Yeah, not being able to show punches or breaking glass (or refer to offscreen killings) is a little silly. And it drives me nuts that the bad guys in the Captain America show (or even the recent movie) couldn't have swastikas. But cutting out the blood and vampires I don't mind. Neither is exactly key to the Spider-Man concept.
I will always remember the Spider-Man cartoon for this Spider-Man cartoon maker program I had on a crusty old PC back in the day. All of the character designs were based off the cartoon and each had its own cheesy little theme music that would play whenever they came on screen. You could create crude little animated "shorts" with different backgrounds and stuff.
It was cheesy and terribly low-tech but my buddy and I had a blast messing around with it.
Watching some of Spider-Man TAS again fairly recently, I realized that while the censorship was draconian, later episodes also suffer from Semper's unwillingness to work within the confines of what he was allowed to show. So, for example, he knows that vampires and blood are out, yet half of the second season is devoted to a plotline involving Michael Morbius and Blade. Many more episodes center on Spider-Man's brushes with the mob (in fact, I would say Kingpin is the main villain of the series). So you'll have scenes where Spider-Man comes up against Hammerhead and a gang of thugs, and they're all firing these ridiculous laser weapons at him, and it just doesn't work at all. Or when they bring in the Punisher, and he's been completely neutered by the censors, shooting criminals with nets from his gun instead of bullets, it's terrible.
I understand that fighting street-level crooks and "killers" like the Punisher is a part of Spider-Man's history, but by the 90s, there were thousands of published Spider-Man stories to cull from, most of them not involving gunmen or the mob. I get the sense that Semper didn't have much interest in writing classic rogues like Mysterio and the Vulture, who work great within the censorship rules. Even Doctor Octopus was benched for much of the show, if I remember correctly.
Don't get me wrong though, I'll always think fondly of Spider-Man: TAS. I just think it could have been a stronger series if Semper stuck to the short-arc, Spider-Man-against-his-rogues formula from the first season, which is more like the Ditko run, rather than what he did, which more resembles comics from the 70s, but with stricter censorship. Heh, I guess what I'm really saying is Spider-Man: The Animated Series could have been a better show if it was actually The Spectacular Spider-Man.
That Spider-Man show… I dunno, man. Rewatching it now, it's not as bad as I remember it. Like it's not as sloppy as X-Men: TAS. But it's still really odd.
But cutting out the blood and vampires I don't mind. Neither is exactly key to the Spider-Man concept.
"Is he strong? Listen, bud. He's got radioactive [bleep]."
Touche, buttler.
I'm with Cass you would think they'd just do stuff differently to go with their limitations.
Of course those limitations don't explain the awful character design, art direction, writing, or reuse of animation. I'm very surprised to hear the driving force of the show had creative integrity and a vision for the show because it always seemed like jumbled hackwork to me.
Hi! I sent you an email some weeks ago about the 2001 Marvel title "Brotherhood", written by 'X', an author whose identity was never revealed by Marvel. Do you have any clue?
Nope, no idea who X is.
Wasn't "X" really Howard Mackie?
A lot of people believe so, but no one has ever revealed it one way or the other.
Can't you ask? I mean, Mackie was kind of on the outs with Marvel when that series was launched. He was wrapping up Spider-Man, Mutant X.. and then he fell into a 5 year limbo. Now he's doing rethreads of comics he once wrote; a clone saga mini here, a Darkhawk mini there. There has to be some dirt on this story, right?
Donald Duck sure had an edge to him. I always assumed he had some sort of rage issues stemming from his unloved childhood.
The second I found out that MJ was a Hydro-Clone was the second I lost all interest in that cartoon.
You know, I wasn't a huge fan of the 90s Spider-man cartoon, but I never even realized they never showed him punching anyone.
"Semper: It was a way for us to do the marriage of Peter and M.J. without having it actually stick. I mean, Peter can't ever get the girl for real, now, can he?"
Is that all Spider-Man is to writers? A failure in everything but crimefighting? Because that was NEVER my interest in Spider-Man.
The one thing I'll say about '90's Spider-Man cartoon is that the kid from the Brady Bunch movie made a pretty good Spider-Man voice.
"The one thing I'll say about '90?s Spider-Man cartoon is that the kid from the Brady Bunch movie made a pretty good Spider-Man voice."
I respectfully disagree; that was just one of the problems I had with the show…
"You know, I wasn't a huge fan of the 90s Spider-man cartoon, but I never even realized they never showed him punching anyone."
Well, he did punch at least one villain, but a big deal was made of it. When he fought the Spot, he guided a punch through the Spot's portals using his spider-sense to do so.
People harp on the show but I always loved it and the X-Men 90s show. I watched them before I ever read any comics, and don't think subsequent adaptations have been nearly as good.
Ave, I enjoyed them too (though I also enjoyed the recent Spectacular Spider-Man.
The stories about No Punching, No Shattering Glass don't startle me at all–this has been an issue in cartoons since the seventies at least. There was one cartoon episode where the censors ruled a character couldn't hide a cat on a plate of spaghetti because (what else) kids might do that to their pets! Plus the whole Herbie-for-the-Human-Torch silliness.
Or Christy Marx's comment on Conan the Adventurer and the difficulty of writing a Conan who can't drink, kill people or have sex.
I know I watched the SpiderMan cartoon, but I don't remember it. Only vague stuff, so I can't say whether or not it was any good.
I would guess the Donald thing was more for the arson than the jail, as the jail bit doesn't resolve Donald's pyro tendencies, but this shows it was just a dream. I seem to remember other stories like the one you show where the main character ends up in jail at the end, but it's known that he's just in briefly, not that he's an unrepentant criminal.
That is awesome about "whattya mean WE?". The idea that a comics creator came up with a gag that can be traced like that…way cool. There are gags like that that have to be created in a certain time frame (the Batman version of "Jingle Bells", f'r instance) that can't be traced back to an origin, but it's cool that this one could be. And I agree with Manos that the gag gets the extra punch from "white man" when it's divorced from the visuals — here we see that they're all ganging up on the Lone Ranger, while someone just telling the joke or writing it out loses a bit without that extra emphasis.
"Plus the whole Herbie-for-the-Human-Torch silliness."
As I believe a previous CBLR reported, the Human Torch/Herbie thing was because Johnny Storm had been licensed elsewhere and they couldn't use that character, not because of the censors.
Batman: TAS had many fewer restrictions than other cartoons, like Spider-Man. (This is one of many reasons why the show was so great.) But, one of my buddies pointed out that we never see Batman hitting a female villain in the entire show. I wonder if this was a specific rule that they followed? They later solved this problem when Batgirl showed up. She did hit female villains.
Plus the whole Herbie-for-the-Human-Torch silliness.
Well, remember, that was strictly a rights issue not a censorship one.
Plus the whole Herbie-for-the-Human-Torch silliness.
Man, now I really wish they'd replaced the Torch with Herbie instead of H.E.R.B.I.E. That would have been awesome.
"COMIC LEGEND: Disney had another artist change the ending of a Carl Barks story because the story ended with Donald as an arsonist."
Not Disney. Barks' firebug story was produced by Disney's American comic book licensee Western Publishing. It was most likely Western's art director Carl Buettner who wanted the artwork changed.
"The last two panels, however, were produced by another comic book artist, Carl Buettner."
That was believed to be correct for years, yes, but the artwork looks nothing like Buettner. If I had to guess I'd say Dan Noonan was visiting Western's offices that day and was asked to redraw those two panels.
Buettner, not Bruettner.
I would guess that part of the reluctance to have swastikas has to do with international sales – I have read that you can't have swastikas in entertainment in Germany – pretty much the strongest European economy. I'm not sure that you'd want to cut out Europe from your sales potential.
I would guess that part of the reluctance to have swastikas has to do with international sales – I have read that you can't have swastikas in entertainment in Germany – pretty much the strongest European economy. I'm not sure that you'd want to cut out Europe from your sales potential.
Not true. Yes, the swastika as a symbol is illegal here (and in Austria as well) BUT there are a lot of exceptions. You can use it in a cultural/historical context, parodies (such as Walter Moer's comic book "Adolf" or Helge Schneider's movie "Der Führer") or in works of art. And that's were it gets tricky. Movies, even the most crappy ones, are regared as art here. So swastikas in "Indiana Jones" or "Romper Stomper" lead to zero problems. Swastikas in comic books such as "Maus" won't cause problems as well. Swastikas in "Captain America" might lead to problem – but only MIGHT. But most publisher self-censor their publications to avoid any problems (because of an incident in the ealy 90ties that forced a publisher and a distributor into bancruptcy), even on comic books such as "Il etait un fois en France" (Once upon a Time in France). It's also the reason why "Blade of Immortal" wasn't published in Germany for some time because the publisher had to remove the symbol from the main character's back (it's a samurai manga BTW) and the artists didn't want any changes to his artwork until the problem was obviously explained to him.
Some German publishers don't care though either because changing the artwork would be too difficult (Sin City) or they are too lazy or don't care and publish the comic books unaltered. It's still a little bit like walking on fire but comic books are probably so much under people's radar that the ones that would make a ruckus don't even notice them.
It's the same with "Lost Girls" – it shows underage people having sex with adults. The depiction of it is illegal here but the comic was not only openly sold but it was also lauded by many critics.
Or "Boys: Herogasm" – in one panel a woman has sexual intercourse with a dog. The depiction is also highly illegal here but Panini published the volume without alterations even after I brought it up beforehand to them.
So yeah, leaving out all swastikas in the current "Captain America" because of fear the movie might not be released in Germany would've been a rather stupid decision – if that actually WAS the reason.
For me, Spider-Man had nothing on Batman:TAS or X-Men, but I watched it all the same. And that arc where he was flipping through alternate universes and met his creator Stan Lee blew my nine-year old mind.
"That was believed to be correct for years, yes, but the artwork looks nothing like Buettner. If I had to guess I'd say Dan Noonan was visiting Western's offices that day and was asked to redraw those two panels."
In a pinch it might be Buettner pencils with a heavy-handed inker? but it is true that those don't particularly look like Buettner's own drawings…
And indeed the more disturbing part would probably have been that Donald was thrown in jail as a real arsonist, not just being thrown in jail…that is still one disturbed comic even with the "it was only a dream" resolution.
In a similar fashion I think Donald the Milkman story was kept from being published for quite a while because it too ended up being quite outside accepted morals…
Hey, Brian Cronin, sir. did you get the one I sent you from Grant Morrison's Supergods?
"Is that all Spider-Man is to writers? A failure in everything but crimefighting? Because that was NEVER my interest in Spider-Man."
This. This this this this this this this.
Wow, interesting find on "What do you mean we?" Would never have guessed it had an origin you could trace so directly.
That Carl Barks cartoon is crazy! I suspect it wouldn't be allowed at all in a children's show these days.
"Semper: It was a way for us to do the marriage of Peter and M.J. without having it actually stick. I mean, Peter can't ever get the girl for real, now, can he? And, yes, I always intended to bring the real M.J. back. "
Wow – now I know what always bugged me about that damned 90's Spider-Man cartoon – no punching! Hell, when I first got into Spider-Man back when i was 7 or 8, the punching was some of the stuff I loved the most (let's face it, he usually spent about half the issue punching bad guys, the other half musing about bills, women, Aunt May, etc.). For some reason that never really clicked with me back when I was watching it, but I knew something vital was missing. I just couldn't think what it was.
It's funny, I was watching an episode of that new Looney Toons show on Cartoon Network (which put me off at first but then started to grow on me). They just had an episode where just about every character on the show got into a fist fight with each other – and it was HILARIOUS! They didn't skimp on the visuals either. And to think of what Fox did with a street-level hero like Spider-Man and not let him punch the bad guy – I'm amazed the show lasted as long as it did.
(And before anybody flames me – no I don't think that the punching and violence is the most compelling or important part of that character by a long shot – but come on, how can a street level superhero come across as "heroic" if they're not going to bruise their knuckles a little bit).
Oh, and while I"m ranting about the 90's series, their visual portrayal of Peter Parker never looked like any of his comic incarnations that I can think of. He looked more like Lance Bannon than Peter . . .
I'll back up Lars Jensen on accrediting Dan Noonan with that artwork.
As seen in the Donald/José Carioca story, Buettner's natural style looked nothing like the two new "Firebug" panels; and while one might accredit this to Buettner trying to mimic Barks, history doesn't doesn't beat this out. When Buettner drew or lettered new paste-overs for other Barks stories in the same era ("Porky of the Mounties," "Ghost of the Grotto"), one sees that he made no effort to disguise his style. Buettner Bugs Bunny heads and Buettner voice balloon lettering stick out in the otherwise Barks-drawn stories like tomatoes in an onion patch.
I wrote about this subject some years ago, too:
"Oh, and while I"m ranting about the 90's series, their visual portrayal of Peter Parker never looked like any of his comic incarnations that I can think of. He looked more like Lance Bannon than Peter . . ."
I likened him to Nicholas Hammond, the guy who played him in the live-action series.
About the Lone Ranger gag, it had been around since at least the 1950's when Black Comedians such as TIMMIE ROGERS, NIPPSY RUSSEL and DICK GREGORY (who among Black Comedians is credited with this joke) told it as a part of their act. In fact Gregory used it on one of the classic PLAYBOY AFTER DARK shows. Though in thier version it was "What you mean we pale face!"
"'Oh, and while I"m ranting about the 90?s series, their visual portrayal of Peter Parker never looked like any of his comic incarnations that I can think of. He looked more like Lance Bannon than Peter . . .'
I likened him to Nicholas Hammond, the guy who played him in the live-action series."
This is true. I read in an interview with the Animated Series creators that Peter Parker was actually modeled after the guy who portrayed him in the short-lived live-action series, because they reasoned that's who people would remember when they heard the name Peter Parker.
Also, while I loved the series and the censorship was preposterous (Spidey can't punch, but a couple of characters commit suicide and there's no problem with that!) what got on my nerves once in a while was the ABUSE of reused footage. It became specially infuriating in the episode with the time tablet, in which, among other things, to show Spider-Man freeing himself from fallen rubble, they rolled backwards the footage of the rubble falling on him. They didn't fool anyone.
One of my particular favourite MAD Magazine jokes is in the second frame of the second page of their adaptation of STAR WARS: THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK. The text goes something like this:
BEN KENOBI: Use the Force, Lube.
LUKE SKYWALKER: It's OLDIE VON MOLDIE! Oldie, what are you doing upside down?
BEN KENOBI: Lube, you idiot! YOU'RE the one who's upside down!
"the show was still doing well in the ratings, but the economics of animated series have always been strange – producers are typically more willing to end earlier than expected and try to launch a new series"
The economics of this are somewhat arcane but make sense when you know what they are. The 1990's Spider-Man got a 65-episode run before getting converted to Spider-Man Unlimited. 65 episodes is the magic number for a syndication package. If you take that show's entire run and air it once a day, 5 days a week, you'll run through the whole show in 13 weeks. 13 weeks * 4 = 52 weeks, so the entire run of a 65 episode show can be aired exactly 4 times a year in syndication. The broadcasters have decided that this was long enough that you weren't running the same episodes over and over but not too long for…uh…whatever gauge they use for that.
BTAS was also initially ordered for a 65-episode run (or it was 52 and then got a renewal for 13 more), and a lot of Disney cartoons from that period ended after 65 episodes as well. Disney got a LOT of flak from fans at the time who complained that there were lots of viable shows that were killed off by bean-counters after 65 episodes. I think there's even a joke about it in an episode of "Kim Possible" where you can see a "No on 65″ poster on someone's wall.
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"Batman: TAS had many fewer restrictions than other cartoons, like Spider-Man. (This is one of many reasons why the show was so great.) But, one of my buddies pointed out that we never see Batman hitting a female villain in the entire show. I wonder if this was a specific rule that they followed? They later solved this problem when Batgirl showed up. She did hit female villains."
They also couldn't show anyone being shot (lots of guns fired, nobody ever gets hit. Also they were prohibited from showing a gun firing directly at camera), and after the first episode (Wings of Leather) they were told never again to show the hero bleeding (they were able to have Bats bleed in the theatrical feature). There were lots of other arbitrary restrictions the creators were forced to work around, most stemming from the hypothesis that kids are idiots and will compulsively imitate ANYTHING they see on TV.
People, think back to when you were a kid. Would blood and vampires have had that profound an impact on your psyche? You never scraped your knee?
Hell, vampires are MOST appealing to a kid. Why take it away from them until they're of age?
Thanks for the info on the Bridwell/Orlando origin of the Lone Ranger / Tonto joke.
Interestingly, there is an even earlier MAD implementation of the joke's essence, albeit with much less economy : a full page of classic Kurtzman/Davis from MAD # 8 :
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I went to our first custody hearing and the judge ordered a temp joint custody until our next hearing- We already went to mediation and there was no agreement- During our court hearing the judge did not seem to have read all the declaration as I would think due to his violent behavior and being unemployed and he would have left the custoday to me as he did before this hearing at the ex party hearing) The court asked that a OSC be done and to come back- The father is unemplyed and wants joint custody - What is going to hapeen next.
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All orders, prior to a Final Judgment are temporary orders. Unless the Judge ordered you back, nothing will happen automatically. If you have been ordered back for a review hearing, the Judge is probably going to want to know how things are going, i.e. has visitation taken place, was Father on time, is Father now employed. If the Court told you to file another OSC, then you must do that to make any changes. Just not sure what the Judge ordered based on your question
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yes we are to return for a status hearing- Can I still bring up the issues of his violent behavior - I am afriad that his attorney is going to request a 2-2-5-5 visitation plan and I don't want our child in that enviroment
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You could benefit from hiring an attorney before the next hearing. Many people these days are unemployed, so I am not sure what you are suggesting by mentioning that fact. The Courts cannot consider disparity in incomes when awarding custody - in fact it would be a reason to award more support. Hopefully you have a record to refer to regarding the violent behavior. Other than this, I am with previous counsel - a little confused where you are procedurally without a further conversation. For further information and to set up a free initial consultation, visit http://www.ellifritzlaw.com
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SAN ANTONIO (AP) - A man charged with beating and trying to kidnap a 10-year-old girl at a hotel may have victimized other children across the state, police said Saturday.
Adrian Rosales, 24, of Tyler, was arrested Friday night after he allegedly beat a Mexico City girl with a tire iron.
Police said the attack came after Rosales followed the girl onto the elevator at the Doubletree Hotel on the city's North Side. She broke loose, told her uncle and he held Rosales until police arrived.
Officers said they found a stun gun, some duct tape, a metal pipe, children's clothes and little girls' purses in Rosales' duffel bag and car. They also found video tapes in which he allegedly is seen exposing himself to children.
San Antonio authorities are asking police departments statewide for any information on unsolved attacks on 6-to-10 year-olds.
Rosales, the manager of a Luby's Cafeteria, remained jailed Saturday on $250,000 bond.
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Never had an issue with the old garmin harm strap; marathon and ironman. Just bought a new garmin soft HRM strap, so hoping for the same.
For the original ask - garmin 225, but a new range has just come out, so you could see some bargains.
as above doc rainmaker is the go to place for gadget info & reviews.
There is a fab youth hostel a short walk from the race zone - imho the place to stay.
Hi ainsleysdad, the bike is the biggest element - so rightly needs to be the biggest training focus, but don't lose track of it being 3 sports in 1; you need to be able to do the swim and be good for the rest of the day, able to do the bike and be strong enough to start the run... and then get to the finish in the best shape you can!
enjoy the experience!
I did it this year and enjoyed it more than I expected; back for more in 2016.
Not the most regular poster - but a short brief from me?..
The rain first thing made for a soggy start, and a relief to eventually get in the water. The rolling start certainly eased any biff but I did miss that mass start experience - that said it is much safer so I don't see them doing anything else now. I seeded at 1hr 20 and seemed to be well placed so it worked for me. Sighting was off and on loop 2 the rain made sighting almost impossible- glad to be in the water and not on the bike! out in 1hr 20 so bang on.
i put on a waterproof and glad I did because although the rain then mostly held off it felt v cold to me with a strong wind. I'd warmed by the first climb and took the jacket off, but then felt cold for the next few hours (should have taken the time to put on my arm warmers that I left at T1). The bike went well (for me) and some great support in places, I certainly felt strong all the way to the end - at Wales last year I found the last 20miles a real slog so pleased that I paced it well and training has worked this year. It was certainly windy which made some stretches hard work - even going down hill! It's a great course, I did see quite a few punctures, breakdowns and folk at the side who must have come off so hope they all managed to get round safely in the end. 7hr 10 which isn't fast by any stretch, but I was happy!
run - having had some heal problems my run training has not been the best and I'd only been able to build to a 13 mile run in training; it was never going to be great! knowing I was going to struggle I planned a run/walk and set off walking 1min every 10. It went really well until the 1/2 way mark, and by the. My feet were sore, my knees hurt and I was just simply knackered! I did try to keep shuffling, running on the level and down/walking any incline, but loop 2 and 3 were more walk than run. 5hr + for at total time of 1435.
While not my best time by some margin, it's the race I had to dig deepest to finish and suffered the most for - and for that perhaps my best effort (in a weird sort of way?) anyhow it was a good race and a tough course, but one I'd recommend. Well done to all those who raced and those who supported, we would never make it without the help of so many.
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Police: Oyster Bay Man Streamed Himself Live Driving DrunkPolice on Sunday said an Oyster Bay, Long Island man drove drunk in the early morning hours – and streamed himself live over the Internet doing so.
Oyster Bay Residents Put The Brakes On Designation As Major Truck RouteThere was a victory Thursday, for a community doing battle against extra-long trucks.
Oyster Bay Football Players Say They're Safer With High-Tech HelmetsOyster Bay, Long Island has begun use of football players with electronic sensors to help prevent head injuries.
Oyster Bay Bans Truck Traffic On Road, But Feds Say Town Doesn't Have JurisdictionThe Federal Highway Administration says only the state has the power to de-designate restrictions on the roadway,
Legal Battle Expected In Narrow Oyster Bay Supervisor's RaceDemocratic political novice John Mangelli leads nine-term Republican John Venditto by just 68 votes.
Oyster Bay High School Using Helmets That Alert Of Hard Hits To HeadOyster Bay is the first school district on Long Island to equip its high school football players with electronic sensors designed to help prevent serious head injuries.
2 People Struck, Killed By LIRR Train In Hollis, QueensLong Island Rail Road customers are facing delays and cancellations on several branches after two people were struck and killed by a train in Hollis, Queens.
Hempstead Town Supervisor Trying To Make It Harder For Door-To-Door SolicitorsResidents in one Long Island community who've had enough with door-to-door solicitors are asking the town supervisor to do something.
Police: Long Island Volunteer Firefighter Charged With ArsonA Long Island volunteer firefighter faces an arson charge in connection with a fire at a historic house last year.
Long Island High School Senior Cut From Football For Being Too OldA high school senior had been excited for the upcoming football season, but was told on a day before the first practice that he cannot play because he is too old at 19.
Sewage Bypass Closes 6 Long Island Beaches Over Memorial Day WeekendAnyone in search of sand and surf over the weekend will have to avoid some Long Island beaches.
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Thu, 21 Jul 2016 15:25:23 -0700
Tennessee Titans WR Harry Douglas is not a lock to make the 53-man roster, according to Jim Wyatt of titansonline.com. WRs Justin Hunter and Tre McBride will also be battling for a spot.
Fantasy Tip: Douglas was a better fantasy option in his days with the Atlanta Falcons. The fact that he may not make the team is telling as to his fantasy value. He can probably be avoided even if he does make the final roster, since he'll be Tennessee's WR5 at best.
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|Titans | Justin Hunter's roster spot safe?
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Tennessee Titans WR Justin Hunter will likely make the 53-man roster because of his athleticism and potential, according to beat writer Terry McCormick.
Fantasy Tip: Hunter's physical gifts have yet to translate into consistent production on the field. Assuming he makes the roster, he still needs to show he can provide useful numbers before he is worth owning.
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|Titans | Justin Hunter needs to step up
Wed, 29 Jun 2016 13:31:04 -0700
Tennessee Titans WR Justin Hunter said he needs to take his production to another level during training camp if he wants to make the 53-man roster "I am definitely going to have to bring it in training camp. There's a lot of competition, a lot of people fighting for positions and things like that. You can't slack off because another guy is coming for your spot. I have to keep grinding," Hunter said.
Fantasy Tip: Hunter will have to compete for a roster spot during training camp, so the preseason games will be important for him. He should be able to find a job if he is released by the Titans but likely will not have much fantasy value no matter where he plays.
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|Titans | Justin Hunter fighting for a spot
Tue, 28 Jun 2016 23:07:43 -0700
Tennessee Titans WR Justin Hunter is entering the fourth and final season of his rookie contract. He has yet to record 30 catches or more than 500 yards receiving in a season, and each of his past two years have been cut short by injury. It's likely he'll be fighting for the No. 5 receiver job with WR Harry Douglas.
Fantasy Tip: Hunter, a former second-round draft pick, has been a huge disappointment for the Titans. He has the size and speed for this league, but he cannot seem to achieve any level of consistency. Fantasy owners will want to avoid him on draft day.
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|Titans | Tajae Sharpe passes Green-Beckham
Tue, 14 Jun 2016 23:39:07 -0700
Tennessee Titans WR Tajae Sharpe has passed WR Dorial Green-Beckham and WR Justin Hunter on the depth chart as Sharpe worked with the first-team in practice Tuesday, June 14.
Fantasy Tip: Sharpe is in the lead for the third receiver spot, but the designation speaks more to the disappointment that DGB has been. Sharpe is a WR5 flyer in fantasy and someone to keep an eye on in camp. Green-Beckham remains a high-risk, high-reward target on draft day.
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|Titans | HC challenges Justin Hunter
Wed, 01 Jun 2016 20:42:36 -0700
Tennessee Titans WR Justin Hunter met with head coach Mike Mularkey before practice Wednesday, June 1, and the head man challenged him. "I am asking him to step up and be more aggressive about it," Mularkey said. "To get up at the line and look at the guy across from him and tell him: 'You can't cover me.' He just needs more confidence in his body language, and everything about him. He has so much talent, he just has to believe he has the talent."
Fantasy Tip: Hunter has a big frame and has shown glimpses of brilliance in preseason games, making him look like a big-time sleeper for fantasy owners heading into draft day. However, he has been unable to carry over the momentum into the regular season, and injuries have also played a big part in derailing him. Perhaps he is just a late bloomer, but he remains nothing more than a late-round flier at this point.
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|Titans | Justin Hunter in better shape
Thu, 26 May 2016 13:44:38 -0700
Tennessee Titans WR Justin Hunter is up to 209 pounds from the 203 pounds he played at least year thanks to aggressive workouts and a diet change.
Fantasy Tip: Hunter may be in better football shape and healthier, but his hands have betrayed him in the NFL. It's likely that he'll be an afterthought in the Titans' offense this season, only good for a deep play here and there. It's best to keep him on waivers.
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|Titans | Justin Hunter may be limited
Sun, 15 May 2016 13:39:40 -0700
Tennessee Titans WR Justin Hunter (ankle) probably will be limited when organized team activities start later this month.
Fantasy Tip: Hunter has limited to nine because of injuries in 2015 and recorded only 264 yards. Hunter should be more involved in the passing game but would only be a late-round option in deeper leagues.
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|Titans | Justin Hunter headed to IR
Mon, 16 Nov 2015 16:24:45 -0800
Tennessee Titans WR Justin Hunter (ankle) will go on the Reserve/Injured list after breaking his ankle in Week 10.
Fantasy Tip: With Kendall Hunter also banged up and questionable to play on a short week, the Titans are running out of viable playmakers through the air. Besides Delanie Walker, Marcus Mariota has an inconsistent and inexperienced group of receivers that is headlined by a raw Dorial Green-Beckham. The matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars Thursday is a good one, but because of his lack of weapons, Mariota is tough to rely on at FantasyScore.
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|Titans | Justin Hunter not on the field
Mon, 16 Nov 2015 15:36:24 -0800
Tennessee Titans WR Justin Hunter (ankle) did not participate in the team's walkthrough Monday, Nov. 16.
Fantasy Tip: Hunter likely will miss significant time because of the injury, so owners should look for other options. Dorial Green-Beckham is expected to receive more playing time but is not a great fantasy option at this point.
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Formerly known as P.S. 145 Playground, this parkland was renamed in 1997 to reflect the rich history of the area. The Upper West Side was named Bloomingdale by 17th century Dutch and Flemish settlers after a town near Haarlem in the Netherlands. The word "bloomingdale" is an adaptation of the Dutch word "bloomendaal," or "vale of flowers," which reflected the geography of the area before it was leveled and developed. In Knickerbocker's History of New York, Washington Irving described the area as "a sweet rural valley, beautiful with many a bright flower, refreshed by many a pure streamlet, and enlivened here and there by a delectable little Dutch cottage, sheltered under some sloping hill; and almost buried in embowering trees."
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so my name is zach and i have a qustion for anybody my wife is having complications w her pregnantcy what can i do to support her?
Depends on the complication. But here are my ideas:
*Be loving and kind in your words to her ~ even if she acts like a total bitch ~ if it upsets you, go for a run and get out your frustrations that way. Come back and be loving
*Offer to make her dinner ~ every night and lunch too if she is on bed rest.
*rub her feet if they are sore
*watch what ever show she is in to and cuddle with her
*make sure she is comfortable at all times
*get her showers ready if she is on bed rest.
*if you have children already, wash them, feed them, dress them, be super dad so she can rest. Her body is working hard than you can see to take care of your child.
*tell she is beautiful EVERYDAY!! No matter how she looks
*if she asks you if her butt looks big in clothing, NEVER agree or say yes! That is NOT the right kind of honesty.
*Let her nap when ever she needs to
*if these complications cause financial stress, don't make her feel bad like it is her fault. Let her know the most important thing is the healthy and safety of her and your child.
I am sure there is more this is just off the top of my head!
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I am looking for a theme to use for IT consulting that has no mention of blogs or blogging.
Finding it hard to find one that has no mention of blogs, no reference to blogroll, posts or anything like that. And I find it hard to take out any references to blogs or posts, as one I had had all its 'pages' as references to postings. I changed to another, an Ashford one, and it's close, but, not it's quite the way I want it.
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I hope you don't take offense to this, but you look like Gackt and you are gorgeous! wonderful cosplay!
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Shouldn't matter what others think. Just what you do, about you and yours anyways. Love your bikes, skills and think you're a great guy, which at times seams to be in short supply round here so hope you stick around.
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Fantastic song. Welcome back you crazy bastard.
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Welcome home.....
Welcome back. Your dreams were your ticket out.
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Welcome back. Your dreams were your ticket out.
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Welcome back,
Your dreams were your ticket out.
Welcome back,
To that same old place that you laughed about.
Well the names have all changed since you hung around,
But those dreams have remained and they're turned around.
Who'd have thought they'd lead ya (Who'd have thought they'd lead ya)
Here where we need ya (Here where we need ya)
Yeah we tease him a lot cause we've hot him on the spot, welcome back,
Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back.
Plus. I've read all you're crap. Thank you very much. Would I be a front runner for presidency?
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Better suited to non-aggressive 125# gals named Russell.
I ride so slow, your Garmin will shut off.
OK......Now I'm on track. Welcome back. How's your daughters campus bike holding up?
Zip ties? Not on my bike!
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IZH is a regular here. He would pass any filter.
waste of forum space = neg rep, neg rep, neg rep.
I had highest hopes there'd be something good after post 5 ... disappointed again.
Chasing bears through the woods drunk with a dull hatchet is strongly not advised
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Vice-chancellor Prof Harlene Hayne told yesterday's
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There were 48 Efts more postgraduate enrolments (up 1.8%),
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year, which was passed last November.
University director of planning and funding David Thomson in
setting the forecast noted the university was ''in a period
which is amongst the most difficult time in at least two
decades in which to forecast with confidence''.
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I have been googling online, searched here in forums and have experimented with a couple of excerpts plugins but haven't been able to find something that works how I wish it to. What I would like to accomplish is:
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Ideally, the code would check to see if there was a manual excerpt - if there was, to display the excerpt otherwise the post in it's entirety. Most of my posts have use the Audio Player plugin and have it embedded at the top before any text and this can lead to some ugly automatic excerpts displays.
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Stock Splits Lose Popularity Amid Market Rally
Stock splits are losing their allure as pressure eases to hold prices at levels that let individuals amass shares. Ninety-eight S&P 500 companies have surpassed the price at which they last split, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The median stock is 27 percent higher now than it was then.
Published Aug. 14, 2013
Stock Splits Slow, Bucking Historical Trend
Nine companies have split their stock this year, compared with an average of 42 since 1996. Executives from Apple Inc. to Berkshire Hathaway Inc. say the practice does no good for shareholders and disavow actions to make equities more affordable.
Total number of stock splits by year for S&P 500 companies
S&P 500 Stocks at Record Highs
The average price of S&P 500 stocks rose to $65.96 last quarter, the highest on record. There are 66 companies in the S&P 500 with a stock price over $100, twice the level in 2010, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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MALI| Sept. 19, 2012, 6:17 p.m.
After a process lasting over a year, Mali's Council of Ministers has approved the conditions for a new mobile operator, Alpha Telecom Mali, to enter the market.
Alpha Telecom Mali is a consortium including Planor and Monaco Telecom. The consortium won the tender proposal with a bid of 84 million euros, over Viettel and Bharti Airtel.
The process of awarding the license began in June last year, and the license is expected to be handed over next month.
Alpha Telecom Mali will compete for market share against Sotelma and Orange Mali.
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Sheriff Stone starts to see extraterrestrials in Crystal Cove and believes they want his brain, so he asks the gang to help him. At the same time, Scooby and the rest of Mystery Incorporated try to follow yet another clue given by the Planespheric Disc.
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In one of the walls of Angie Dinkley's office there's a poster with an UFO and the letters saying "Believe It". This s reference to the "I Want to Believe" poster, owned by FBI Agent Fox Mulder, portrayed by David Duchovny in the90's series The X-Files.
The geographical coordinates ofthe location given by Velma's Disk Decipher in Gatorsburg have been revealed: 34 11 15N, 118 20 46W. This puts Gatorsburg in real-world Burbank, California. (Using Google Earth, one can find the address is 3300 W. Pacific Avenue, a warehouse for set lighting owned by Castle Rock Entertainment, a subsidiary of Warner Bros.).
Although the Space Kook suit has been stolen, you never know what happened to it.
It's unclear whether or not the "Ghost Slime Monster" costume in a glass display at the Spook Museum is supposed to be the Slime Mutant from "Beware The Beast From Below," because the costume is not seen when the Nordic Alien breaks the glass display.
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Why They Play the Games: Projected BP Standings
By Steve Garczynski on February 7, 2014
Baseball Prospectus released PECOTA for 2014 earlier this week and the results are uninspiring for the Milwaukee Brewers. The St. Louis Cardinals are viewed as the class of the division with a projected 88 wins, followed by a grouping of the Reds, Brewers and Pirates… [More]
Carlos Gomez and Jean Segura Get Shredded
By Adam Wieser on January 13, 2014
I can already smell the fresh cut grass. Ok, that might be because I'm writing this in LA where I can open my windows and take in 70-degree days instead of the polar vortex. But you get the idea. Baseball season is fast approaching. On… [More]
Brewers Do Not Need a Lead Off Bat
By Nicholas Zettel on December 17, 2013
A common refrain from Brewers fans is, "The Brewers need a lead-off hitter." This chorus has been prominent since Doug Melvin traded Norichika Aoki to Kansas City, and it reverberated beneath the club's hunt for a 1B during the winter meetings. Yet, the fans' desire for a… [More]
Could Casey Come Back to Bat for the Brewers?
By Adam Wieser on October 7, 2013
After a successful 2013 season in Japan, former Brewers fan favorite Casey McGehee has let it be known that he would be open to return to a MLB team. In 120 games for the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles, McGehee hit .306 BA / .922 OPS… [More]
Game of The Year: Brewers vs Diamondbacks (4/7/13)
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It might have only been the sixth game of the 2013 season, the finale of their second series, but the Brewers battle against the Diamondbacks on April 7th would come to encapsulate their entire season. A few strong personal performances were eventually overcome by injuries, mistakes,… [More]
Brewers don't make any deadline deals
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The Brewers entered deadline day with the fourth-worst record in the Major Leagues, the fourth-worst run differential in the National League, 12.5 games behind Cincinnati for the second wildcard. They're in last place in the NL Central, 18.5 games behind St. Louis. If there's a… [More]
Two TOOTBLANs in July
By Adam Wieser on July 5, 2013
Rickie Weeks made a huge mistake during Wednesday's game against the Nationals. The Brewers led 4-1 in the top of the eighth. There was one out with Aramis Ramirez on third, Rickie Weeks on first, and Sean Halton dug into the batter's box. Halton crushed… [More]
Aramis Ramirez's Battle Against Breaking Balls
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The Brewers were trailing 7-1 in the bottom of the 8th inning, on Thursday, when Aramis Ramirez stepped to the plate. In a game dominated by Cubs' starting pitcher Matt Garza, who collected a season high 10 strikeouts against the Crew, Ramirez was one of… [More]
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VSP to train in downtownOctober 02,2013Vermont State Police will conduct some training exercises Friday in downtown Rutland.
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This is strictly a training exercise and the public should be aware of a possibly larger than average trooper presence in the area during the training.
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Police locate woman who went missing overnightApril 17,2014Rutland City Police have found an 88-year-old woman in Burlington who went missing Wednesday.
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The new MINI JCW GP II features race-inspired technology that means it's the fastest MINI ever.
It sits above the standard JCW in the line-up and makes 8bhp more than that car – a total of 216bhp from the 1.6-litre four-cylinder turbo engine.
That cuts the 0-62mph time from 6.5 to 6.3 seconds, but MINI's head of dynamics Jorg Weidinger says the focus was on the driving experience rather than just the acceleration or top speed figures. "It's more important that you feel the sportiness," he explained.
To that end, the GP features firmer adjustable suspension with front and rear strut braces. It sits about halfway between the JCW and a MINI Challenge race car for chassis stiffness, and the rear seats have also been taken out to make room for a strut brace.
There are also significant aerodynamic revisions, with attention paid to making the most of the extra grip from the GP's larger tyres. The aggressive front bumper channels air to a flatter undertray, which flows it through to a new rear diffuser, improving stability. MINI claims an incredible 90 per cent increase in downforce.
This means the GP hangs on in corners better than any other MINI. You can really use the 1.6-litre engine's power, while the firmer chassis and bigger brakes allow faster entry into corners. You can get on the power much earlier than in a standard JCW.
The stability control has a GP setting, allowing a little more slip before it kicks in, while the electronic diff – which brakes the front wheel with the least grip in bends – stays fully active.
This is an incredible package that's perfect for track day fun, but only the most dedicated MINI fanatics will be able to swallow the £28,790 price.


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Hmm, tell me if this sounds like a publicity stunt to you.
Madame Tussauds is now offering bulk tissues and a "tissue attendant" because of the One Direction fans who flock to the cold, corpse-like copies of the boys they love dearly. Presumably, when they realize that wax figures are not anything like real humans but are more like seeing that your idol has been subjected to acts of taxidermy, they burst into inconsolable tears.
This is a stunning development in our continuing Creepy Wax Museum Pictures series.
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Great extension to Multilingual Press...
Just make sure you read correctly. Don't network activate the plugin. Only activate it at the root blog.
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I like Plugins doing EXACTLY what they are supposed to. This is small and simple, just ad 2 lines in the config and it works.
Well done!!
This plugin works, but it does its job too well. As openmtl put it,
a visitor will always get sent to the [local] subsite[...] even if they wanted to stay on the [...] default.
Not even I as super admin have any choice, when this plugin is activated. I also will be sent to the site of my native tongue, and cannot access the other sites from the front end any more.
I have a multisite with a / (root) for the english and /fr/ and /it/ for french and italian. There is no real overlap in posts - the page and menus are completely different. Yes I should of have a root and then /en/ for english but the client wanted a default on the root.
I wanted french browsers to redirect but if they then clicked the english (root) site then they would...redirect back to the French site with this language-redirect 1.0.0 plugin. I did not want that I wanted them to be able to browse around anywhere on our root or subsites.
So I patched the code and added a feature that sets a cookie if the root is visited and the redirect fires. Once that has done once then the cookie is checked and the redirect is not done again. Thus with my patch a french browser would hit the root and redirect once but then they can go to the root and not get redirected. cookie lifetime is 28 days.
See the github for the changes.
Easy to setup, also for redirecting to subdomains.
I have two network sites, an english (/en) and a german (/de) one. The plugin redirect to the sites. With the plugin I have a multilingual solution for free.
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The New Silk Road: Weaving Together the Financial Markets of Asia and Europe [Sponsored Seminar - Australia and New Zealand Banking Group]
2 May 2014, 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm, Congress Hall 4
Nearly fifteen years have passed since China entered the WTO and came to fundamentally and irrevocably alter the real side of the global economy. As China liberalises her capital account, a similar supply side shock will occur to the financial sector as China's vast internal pool of savings becomes unrestricted by borders. To absorb China's vast pool of savings, Asia's financial markets will have to significantly deepen along with the sequence of China's capital account liberalization.
South-South patterns of trade and financial integration, which were an immediate feature of the post-crisis global economy, will once again be displaced by North-South trade and deepening financial integration. As trade patterns along the new silk road deepen, so too should financial integration.
- Tectonic shifts in the traditional "epicenters" of the global economy and financial markets are now underway.
- Asia is undergoing an historic transformation and will account for nearly 40% of global GDP by 2025 and over 50% of global GDP by 2050. The Asian Century moniker is a well-deserved one.
- Following the 1997-98 Asian Financial Crisis, Asia's capital markets decoupled from the renewed economic rise of Asia, with economies outsourcing financial intermediation to North Atlantic financial centers.
- One-and-a-half decades into the "Asian Century", Asia has a significant infrastructure and investment deficit and shallow financial markets which are not efficiently able to autonomously finance the enormous economic development that lays ahead.
- To escape the middle income trap Asia needs to, and will in our view, increasingly finance Asia. Greater flow of funds through the region as capital account restrictions fall will enable this process.
- Asia's near term challenges, as the global cost of capital continues to rise, highlight the vulnerabilities that come with externally dominated financial systems.
- Asian capital markets need to deepen and become more integrated to absorb potentially large pools of previously locked-up domestic savings, particularly in the case of China.
The structure of Asia's markets must also change as they deepen, with bank-centric financing giving way to a more balanced mix of bank lending and equity and debt market origination.
As participation across global markets increase, Asia will need to become more integrated with the capital markets of Europe and North America, with regulatory requirements harmonized and aligned.
Richard Yetsenga
Head of Global Markets Research, ANZ


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Your plugin is amazing! By far the most complete and functional "tweet-this" plugin, but you missed a big thing. You do not allow users choose where to button.
For example, I never use any plugin if I can't put in the right place.
Remember this in the next version, create a tag.
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