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Hugh Hefner on Kate Gosselin in Playboy: "Uh, I don't think so"
Who wants to see Kate Gosselin strip down for Playboy?
Not Hugh Hefner, that's for sure.
"No! No!" Hef said when E! asked him about the possibility of the controversial reality television mom posing in the pages of the legendary men's magazine.
In fact, Hefner doesn't understand why Gosselin is even on Dancing With the Stars…"I don't think she's a celebrity," he said.
Former girlfriend Kendra Wilkinson-Baskett, however, is another story.
"It's wonderful how the fans have embraced her," Hef said. "We watch her show religiously. It's just wonderful. Now there's somebody who really became a celebrity."
Kendra was at the Playboy Mansion for Easter with hubby Hank and their baby son. "Hank was too young for the easter egg hunt but he was sooooo excited to pet the animals in the petting zoo," Kendra blogged earlier today.
Hef was sad to hear that former Playmate of the Year Jenny McCarthy and Jim Carrey have split. "I'm stunned about it," he said. "I love Jenny. I really thought they would be together forever…I hope they get back together."
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2) In a medium mixing bowl, combine together the egg yolks and the remaining ¼ cup sugar. Add cornstarch gradually, stirring properly.
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4) Over medium flame, cook the mixture, constantly stirring it, till it has thickened and is smooth. Stir in the vanilla.
5) Pour the custard into a serving bowl and chill it.
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Saturated Fat 5.9 g29.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 208.7 mg69.6%
Sodium 103.2 mg4.3%
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Protein 10 g20.6%
Vitamin A 9.3% Vitamin C 43%
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Women Vs. Men; Younger people Vs. Older people; Cross cultures, etc.
I'm reminded of the "Process", "People", "Information" and "Technology" dimensions I use in IT strategic planning.
Social networking is People connecting to share/ collaborate with Information using Technology.
Doing this using "work" systems (e.g. Google for Work, MS stuff, etc) ideally you have a set of systems "architected" and designed to support the business capabilities and processes, using a work identity.
Now if you introduce social networking using "public" systems (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc), to me:
a) this crosses the work - personal boundary that I want to keep separate;
b) from the Work perspective, it makes information security and the People authorised more challenging.
So I can agree with Bertrand that in the Work context, the "system" (Information, Technology, Process dimensions) is more important and can be optimised to meet the business needs.
Re the People, I suspect those that don't network at Work, probably don't do a good job of doing it outside of work, unless their job does not give them the time & space to do it.
Oh and personally I think Google for Work nails it better than Microsoft today!! lol
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IoT is a larger scale, consumer driven example of what manufacturing, mining & utilities companies have had to deal with - how to deploy and manage devices, how to get data of different devices and standardise the data before you analyse what it means.
There are layers of "standards" that need to be worked out - the OS & NW services, the platform services, the embedded apps and the management services. Today, these will largely be proprietary (e.g. Nest thermostats, smart alarms/ security devices, personal fitness/ medical devices).
Smart phones are obviously examples of how the IoT could be managed, but "MDM" implies someone (or organisation) managing a set of devices based on principles and policies. This will need to happen to the new smart TV's (Tzien & Android TV).
The challenge for the IoT is to have "webs" of things that are managed by a provider (a bit like Chromecast & Nest are by Google), but which people can interact with. So, for example, Chromecasts are updated by Google - I as a user have no control over that process, like I do over my smartphone or tablet!
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I've just got the plat for this today and I've got to say that this UC3 is definitely a great but still the worst from the series... Why? Because it had no challenge at all comparing to the previous games. Crushing mode was a breeze, I remember how much I fought with UC2 and UC1. This game had only 2-3 spots, which were harder, but nothing else.
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uncharted 2 by far is a better game. its pacing is so much better than 3 and the set pieces in 3 did not impress as much
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UC2 is better than UC3. The only point where UC3 wins, is the MP.
Nevertheless UC3 is a great game.
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there both great games, but its uncharted 2.
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Uncharted 2 definately takes the cake. I just can't put my finger on it, but U3 just didn't seem to have what U2 had. Most likely it was the more farfetched story line, and the unexplained events. Not to mention that pointless, waste of time which was that 'desert walkabout'.
The first few chapters of this game showed promising aspects, but by the end of the game. I was very disappointed. The first two games seemed to tie together more nicely, and the storyline was neat. Whereas I feel the ball was dropped with this third installment.
|March 14th, 2012, 11:22 AM
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i don't think uc3 was a bad game. it's just hard to put out a sequel to a game that was so successful and get gamers to buy in when it's not all that different from uc2.
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Like most are saying, I love Uncharted 2, Uncharted 3 is good but something about Uncharted 2 excelled better to Uncharted 3.
I remember playing Uncharted 2's campaign over and over, playing tons of online while having so much fun. Uncharted 3 in my honest opinion was good but it just didn't felt the same as the second both story campaign and online.
|March 15th, 2012, 12:43 PM
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Uncharted 3, hands-down. Overall, both the single and multiplayer are superior to Uncharted 2, imho. My only rant with Uncharted 3: Chloe and Charlie could have been developed further both as individual characters and as part of their story. I mean, even a brief cutscene at the end of the game would have brought some closure.
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If you want to talk about pointless, but awesome was the ship graveyard. That seemed out of place. Very enjoyable, but thrown in the middle as a detour lets say.
Oh and U2 was a better game for me.
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Uncharted 3 did not do much for me. I found the brilliance and polish of Uncharted 2 was nowhere to be found.
Overall, I felt the animations and controls took a step back. I think part of this was due to poor level design and part due to too many mechanics that were poorly implemented.
I found myself humping the cover points inexplicably and getting stuck in areas where I couldn't shoot or punch. Having areas where enemies could shoot your party but instead only shot at you broke the 4th wall. The brute fights and the other fisticuff combat mechanics lifted from Rocksteady's Batman series were unwelcome inclusions and the mechanics were half-baked and ultimately repetitive. Wasn't it funny that the pirate had the exact same fighting style as the British guy in the suit?
Other examples:
Restricting Drake's ability to run when walking with NPCs later in the game was weird.
Going slowly through the crevices in the rocks was awkward, too.
Guys sometimes sniped me while I was doing a pull-down of another enemy on the boat, which seemed unfair.
Sometimes a guy would be facing away from me while I was in the water, and their bullets appeared to be going through them and hitting me.
The extra walking mechanics were maybe thematically appropriate but they, too, grew tiresome. Walking in the desert seemed like walking through the snow in the last game. At one point, Drake says "this is getting old" to the suited British villain. Indeed, Drake. In fact, this will be my last Uncharted game.
The aescetics and story in Uncharted 2 were much more pleasing to me. And, a lot of that had to do with character motivation.
By the end of Uncharted 3, however, I felt like I was playing the purely evil character. Somewhere, Drake seemed to decide that treasure was worth the price of mass murder. Having Chloe and even Elena bow out from the party just hit that point home all the more. Drake never really defended his actions, so the player was left to fill in the gaps. By the end, I didn't feel that Marlowe was a truly evil woman. I thought her underling was a butthead, but Drake, not them, is the character that killed 1,000s of people by game's end.
After Uncharted 2, he and the series ranked as my favorites. After Uncharted 3, I felt the villain got to ride off in the sunset with the girl.
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Lillian Lee Phipps, 86, of Fletcher passed away peacefully Tuesday, March 30, 2004, in Park Ridge Hospital following a brief illness.
She was born in Buncombe County, a daughter of the late Thomas R. Phipps and Nellie Kate Fowler Phipps. She lived in the Asheville-Hendersonville area most of her life. She was the valedictorian of her high school graduating class at the former Fletcher High School. During World War II, she worked as a riveter at the Navy shipyards in Norfolk, Va. She was a licensed practical nurse and employed at the Appalachian Hall Hospital in Asheville for more than 44 years. She was an avid volunteer with various community programs, most recently with the Mountain Care Adult Day Services Center in Asheville. She was named Buncombe County Volunteer of the Year in 2001. She enjoyed simple pleasures, such as reading, gardening, bird watching and doing crossword puzzles. Along with her parents, she was preceded in death by a sister, Lucille Regula; and a brother, David Phipps.
She is survived by two brothers, Ernest W. Phipps and his wife, Irene, of Fletcher and Tom Phipps and his wife, Louise, of Florida; three sisters, Lorraine Davenport of Norfolk, Va., Eunice Staton of Hendersonville and Martha Patterson of Franklin, Va.; two very special friends, "her girls," Selena Coffee and Amy McEntire of Fletcher; her friend, Avon Blankenship of Weaverville; and numerous nieces and nephews.
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I took the opportunity to spend two weekends with a friend of mine, Javier, from Barcelona. I had a Eurailpass and on Friday 13 and 20 July 1990, I took off for Madrid's Chamartín station for the 15.00 train to Barcelona. It took about 6 hours to get there. The first weekend, Javier and I toured the city and saw things like the Sagrada Familia and other places. At that time, Barcelona was sprucing up for the upcoming 1992 Olympics. The joke around town was, "The shortest distance between two points is...under construction." The second weekend, we went to meet up with his family at their beach house at Vilanova i Geltru.
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Hello :) Nice to remember Barcelona :) Great page ;) I see I havent been to El Parque de la Espańa Industrial. Maybe next time :) I finally wrote BCN page by myself too ;) How is life? ;)
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A beautiful magic fountain
I still haven't been to Barcelona....I really should put that right one day soon!
You have been everywhere hahaha and I noticed that we've also been to the same cities:))
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Ah, que me gusta paella y tortilla!!! :) Una página muy buena sobre una ciudad maravillosa! Maria :)
oh dear , where is the Sagrada Familia pic ? Though a little eeire looking , its after all the landmark ...hehehe ....:-)
I loved the old cathedral a lot. It has that special atmosphere and the Spanish are very religious. Something we lost i Belgium.(I don't like Churros y chocolate - that's no chocalate.;-)) I hope to see Barcelona again one day. Great food tips Nat.
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Michael (Nicholas Braun, The Perks of Being a Wallflower) and Matty (Hunter Cope) have been best friends since early childhood. At long last, they're about to graduate from high school, and they've each made a vow to lose their virginity before the year is out. One night, Matty makes a stunning confession: he's gay. Michael does his best to accept this surprising news, but manages to express his acceptance in a variety of unusual and semi-inappropriate ways. After things begin to return to normal, the two continue their quest to lose their virginity. Alas, there are plenty of unexpected roadblocks along the way to that goal.
The most ambitious thing about Date and Switch is how ordinary it wants to be. Sure, a large portion of the movie revolves around Matty coming to terms with his sexuality (and Michael coming to terms with Matty's sexuality, for that matter), but the flick clearly wants to be regarded as just another fun, quirky, mainstream "hey, let's pop our cherries!" rom-com rather than something designed to make the rounds on the gay film festival circuit. That's a reasonably noble goal, and if the entirety of Date and Switch were as good as its best moments, the film might have been something kind of special. Alas, genuinely entertaining, thoughtful scenes are forced to sit uncomfortably next to scenes which feel impossibly contrived and phony.
The biggest and most prominent problem is Michael, a remarkably dense character whose actions seem primarily motivated by the needs of the plot. Sure, the situation he's in has to be awkward, but the sort of bizarre behavior Matty's confession inspires is beyond ridiculous. In a bid to demonstrate his acceptance of Matty's sexuality, Michael organizes a trip to a gay nightclub (where both guys end up getting high and running around nude in a room full of bubbles). In another scene, Michael makes Matty a pot brownie and decorates it with penises and butts ("Because you like those now, right?"). The punchlines of these scenes might have been funny if the set-up weren't so horribly forced.
Even so, there's stuff to enjoy outside of the film's dopey central framework. When the characters aren't forced to act like dim-witted plot devices, the dialogue has a natural, witty, appealing quality which makes these characters feel instantly relatable. This is Hunter Cope's first feature film role, but it certainly shouldn't be his last—he has a relaxed charisma which goes a long way towards making Matty feel like a real person. Dakota Johnson (21 Jump Street) does stellar work as Matty's ex-girlfriend/Michael's potential girlfriend, turning a messy role into an interesting one. The film also gets a serious boost from some well-known supporting players: Nick Offerman, Gary Cole and Megan Mullaly get a lot of laughs playing colorful parental figures, and Aziz Ansari turns in a delightful cameo. When we're just hanging out with these folks, the movie works like a charm—I loved the awkward conversations Offerman shares with Braun, as a kind, understanding, tolerant father embarrasses his son in the most affectionate way possible. Too bad the whole thing starts crumbling every time the plot machinations kick back in.
Date and Switch (Blu-ray) receives a fine 1080p/2.35:1 transfer, but this isn't a particularly memorable flick on a visual level. It looks more or less like a standard low-budget rom-com, but the level of detail is fairly strong throughout. Darker scenes boast impressive shading, and flesh tones look perfectly natural. It's a solid, unremarkable image. The same goes for the DTS HD 5.1 Master Audio track, which delivers the dialogue, music and sound design with simple, efficient clarity. There's nothing that will make you sit up and take notice, but that's as it should be. Supplements include an audio commentary with director Chris Nelson and writer Alan Yang, two brief featurettes ("The Making of Date and Switch" and "Prom: A Rite of Passage"), some deleted scenes and a digital copy.
Date and Switch is a good-natured, well-intentioned rom-com, but its gentle virtues and progressive mindset aren't enough to overcome the pesky cliches which so often plague this genre. The film has its pleasures, but they're spread a bit too thin.
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The Wipp Valley (Italian: Alta Vall'Isarco [ˈalta ˌvalliˈzarko]; German: Wipptal) is a district (Italian: comprensorio, German: Bezirksgemeinschaft) in the northern part of the Italian province of South Tyrol. It comprises the upper part of the valley of the Eisack river, from the Brenner Pass in the north to Franzensfeste in the south, and is part of the larger geographically defined Wipptal.
According to the 2001 census, 85.31% of the population of the valley speak German, 14.32% Italian and 0.37% Ladin as mother language.[1]
The following municipalities are part of the district of the Wipp Valley:
- Brenner
- Freienfeld
- Franzensfeste
- Ratschings
- Pfitsch
- Sterzing (district capital)
- ^ Bevölkerung und soziales Leben, Statistisches Jahrbuch 2006, p. 120, tab. 3.19
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You generally want to add fruit to the secondary fermentation. At this point, you already have alcohol that can help ward off any meanies hiding in your fruit. I am having trouble finding a source for this but I remember from a course I took that adding fruit to the primary will add more fruit smell and secondary would add more flavor. The smell part ...
I think the safest way to add hazelnut flavor to beer would be to use hazelnut extract. If you don't want to use pre-bought extract/syrup, you can make your own by chopping up the nuts, covering them with vodka (or another neutral spirit), leave it for a few days, strain off the vodka and add it to the fermenter after a couple of days of fermenting. If the ...
I use vanilla quite a bit to make my Bourbon Vanilla Imperial Porter and I've never sanitized the beans, nor suffered any ill effects from not sanitizing them. By the time they get into the beer in secondary, the alcohol content and low pH of the beer make it pretty resistant to infection. And remember, the best part of the vanilla bean is the "gunk" ...
Adding mint during the boil is good, but the problem is that you'll lose a lot of the mint aroma during primary fermentation as the C02 carries it out the airlock. The first thing that comes to mind would be to create a mint extract (soak the mint in vodka) and add that to your secondary. You can, of course, add the mint directly to the secondary, but you ...
It depends on what you're doing really. Adding fruit can be risky as there is always a chance of contamination. I've made fruit beers before and didn't want to boil them and lose a bunch of flavor. So instead I opted to freeze the fruit, and then slowly thaw it out in the fridge. Now keep in mind that freezing will not guarantee no contamination, but it ...
Cover it in vodka (as little as possible), and put both the vanilla pod and the vodka into the beer.
The risk of infection is much lower after primary fermentation is complete, since there is alcohol present. The alcohol will prevent or retard the growth of bacteria and rogue yeasts. So, you should be safe to just add your adjuncts. With some fruits (strawberries especially), I have noticed that the beer seems to spoil after a month or so, presumably ...
I would make a pot of really strong coffee in a french press or whatever (or espresso if you've got a machine). Ideally, add it to the secondary, because the primary fermentation will blow off a lot of the nice aroma. I've done this in a stout before and used about 4 tablespoons of coffee in 1 pint cafetiere.
It's fine to add any kind of rice to the mash, but the rice must be cooked to make the starches dissolvable and digestable by the amylase enzymes. If you use minute rice, it's already been cooked, so it can be added directly to the mash.
I can't comment yet, so here is a link. The link takes you to a BYO article that does a good job of explaining adjuncts in brewing.
I recently did a breakfast stout and simply put some ground coffee beans into the mash. I put 1 cup of ground dunkin donuts coffee in there. The coffee flavor is definitely there without being overwhelming. You can also cold brew some coffee and add at secondary or at bottling.
Don't worry about sterilizing the hops. If you practice good sanitation you shouldn't get an infection. I've dry hopped several beers with pellet hops strait out of the pouch and have never had an infection as a result. A lot of new brewers worry about contaminating their beers. The truth is it is pretty hard to get a contamination, you almost have to try ...
You want to be careful adding nuts as they are very fatty. Introduction of lipids in beer can cause a lot of problems. Using powders and/or extracts is recommended. You can introduce nuts during the boil however, but you'll need to skim the contents that float to the top during the process. Still I would avoid using actual nuts.
In season, you can order Hop rhizomes (root cuttings) from several places, online, and possibly locally. I got mine from http://www.beer-wine.com/, located in Massachusetts, but they will ship them. I live in New England, so if that's Northeast enough, they grow fine here. I ordered 4 (two each of two varieties), but only two sprouted (I think both ...
Yes you can mash with popped corn, it can be thought of basically as torrified corn. You do not, however want to get the buttery flavor that we typically associate with popcorn in your beer so make sure you use an air popper beforehand. You are going to get the typical corn flavors come through, not necessarily a "popcorn" flavor, if that is what you are ...
Do not add the grounds. Add the liquid. And a gal. sounds like WAY too much. When I make a coffee beer, generally a cup or two of strong coffee is plenty.
Not only is there alcohol that will stave off some of the nasties like other responses have mentioned. But hops themselves have antibiotic properties which help your yeast get an edge over the bugs. As far as fruit type adjuncts, if you want to play it safe, you don't actually have to boil them. Just put them in a pot and raise them to 160F for ten ...
The fermented beer is resilient to infections because it has several percent of alcohol inhibiting the bacterias from reproducing. Don't sweat it, you'll be fine. I never had any problems with dry hopping. I even put fresh fruit and peppers (unboiled) and it was still fine.
To answer your question "What should I do with this maple sugar?" I'll say "put it on your oatmeal". Based on my own experience and that of several friends, it's nearly impossible to get maple flavor to come through in a beer. The fermentation blows away all of the delicate maple flavor and aroma. The one beer I've tried that had any maple character at ...
If you're looking to add real fruit to any brew you'll want to do so in secondary to get the most flavor. I've had really good success in taking my fruit of choice and pureeing it in a food processor with little vodka - about 1/4 cup per 2lb of fruit seems a good balance. The vodka will help kill off any additional bugs that may have made it past washing ...
I live in southern New Hampshire, and currently grow: Cascade - 4 plants, Centennial - plants, Hallerteau Mittelfruh - 2 plants, Nugget - 2 plants, Willamette - 2 plants. Hops grow very well in the northeast. Just be sure it gets at least half a day's sun (or more). It is important not to let them get too overgrown onto themselves, or they may harbor ...
I planted one Cascade hop rhizome about 10 years ago. It takes 2-3 years before you get much of a crop. These days, after drying the hops, I average 5-7 lb. from that single plant! I grow it up a 6-8 ft. high deer fence, then laterally across the top. You plant the hop rhizomes in the spring. You can buy them many places, but I get mine from www....
Have you considered making an extract from your mint using vodka? It would give you a lot of control over how minty your stout ends up. When you're ready to bottle you can take a small sample of the beer and add the mint extract until the flavor profile is what you're looking for. Then you just scale the amount up for the whole batch.
Corn will lighten the body of the beer and add a slightly sweet, "corny" flavor. It's subtle, but it's there. Corn is not just a way to cut corners. One of the finest Trappist breweries, Rochefort, reportedly uses corn in their beers.
You can make a rice porridge in the rice cooker that will make the rice into a thick paste (with some very soft grains still floating around). Add extra water to the rice cooker (maybe double the usual amount?), let it boil for a few minutes and then turn down the power (the rice cooker would try to boil all the liquid away if you let it). Then wait a while ...
Myricia Gale - Common names include Bog-myrtle and sweetgale. Also be aware: The plant has been listed as an abortifacient and therefore should not be consumed by women who are, or might be, pregnant. In the UK it is pretty easy to buy on e-bay: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/171997384055 I see from your profile/linkedIN you are may be in Spain, so take a ...
We did some fruit pale ales last year with dehydrated fruit. We have a dehydrator and dried the fruit at 165 to kill off baddies and sealed it up till use. We did pineapple, kiwis, strawberries and chili peppers, non had any infection, even 6 months after. So it's an idea. Also the strawberry tasted amazing!
There are a bunch of good answers here, but I want to throw out a precaution. Don't plant from seed. A male plant is very difficult to get rid of, and it will spread and pollinate all of your female plants (and your neighbors if they grow hops too). I'm not sure what a pollinated hop tastes like, but I know for sure unpollinated ones are what you want. ...
I use 2 methods....you can "dry bean" the beer in secondary using 4-8 poz. of coarsely cracked beans. That produces great aroma and a bit of flavor. For more coffee flavor, I add strong coffee at bottling or kegging time to taste. That's much easier to control than additions to the kettle or secondary.
Too much oil from real nuts, IMO. I'd say to get some hazelbut extract and use that. You'll have to titrate it in a little at a time to get to where you want to be. Pour yourself 12oz and drop it in, mixing and stirring as you go. When the balance seems right do the math for how many 12oz there is in your whole batch , then add that many drops more to the ...
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|The cast of "Misery Loves Sherman"
Even if you donât know who Chris Eliopoulos is, the name probably sounds familiar if youâve picked up a comic book in the last twenty years. One of the premier letterers in the business, Eliopoulos didnât start out seeking to letter comics â heâs a cartoonist at heart, having contributed art to Sports Illustrated and the series âThe Complete Idiots Guide....â
âDesperate Times,â now collected from Image Comics, began as a backup in âSavage Dragonâ -- a book Eliopoulos hand-lettered for the first 100 issues. A comedic story told largely in a comic strip format, âDesperate Timesâ is the story of 20-something drunken best friends Marty and Toad and a drunken three-toed sloth, trying to meet women and avoid navigating adulthood as much as possible. Eliopoulos also contributed a short piece to the â9-11: Artists Respondâ anthology. More recently, Eliopoulos has been writing and illustrating the all-ages âFranklin Richards: Son of a Geniusâ books for Marvel Comics.
This past New Yearâs Eve, Eliopoulos began a new project. âMisery Loves Shermanâ is a daily webcomics strip about a fairly typical boy who gets beat up by his sister, belittled by his parents and ignored by his peers. Fortunately, Sherman has imagination and two aliens who live in his room to help him navigate the agony and angst of childhood. For fans of âDesperate Times,â theyâll be able to recognize the dark but absurd sensibility at the heart of the project, but âMisery Loves Shermanâ is very much its own creation.
CBR News spoke with Chris Eliopoulos to learn more about âMisery Loves Shermanâ and the career of one comicsâ most prolific talents.
CBR: The Lettererâs life is a mysterious one to most comics readers, so tell us, what are you working on today?
Chris Eliopoulos: Today I drew up two âMisery Loves Shermanâ strips, started lettering âDaredevilâ #112, did some work on âSecret Invasionâ #7, went over some lettering work, hopefully finishing a âFranklin Richardsâ layout tonight, and Twittered a couple times.
You've been producing âMisery Loves Shermanâ five days a week since New Yearâs Eve. How does it compare to when you started?
When I started the strip, I was still unsure of the characters--both in their personalities and how to draw them. I also built up some lead-time. At one point, I had a 50-day lead from when I finished the strip to when it appeared. Because of other commitments, that lead has dwindled to about a week or less. It seems when I have a âFranklinâ issue due, it kills any lead time I build up, but I'm finishing the final one of the year and should have a good few months to build up a good lead.
It's gotten easier to draw the characters and to write them, but I'm never happy with my work, so it's never truly easy. Doing the strip is hard and it's never what I expect. I get surprised all the time by what happens, how characters develop -- but I love it. I was thinking today that I wish I could just draw this strip and not do anything else.
On the topic of wishing that the strip was your only job, how much lettering are you doing compared with a few years ago, or even a year ago?
It varies. I letter about eight books a month or so. Sometimes it's filling in on books, because the guys working for me have too much work that week. Over my career it's varied in the amount of work I do. I've been as high as 30 books a month for a period--by hand. I also supervise the guys that work for me and also work with Marvel on workflow, etc. It is a full-time job. Throw in four issues of âFranklinâ a year and it gets mighty busy.
Back to âMisery Loves Sherman,â what made you take this family situation comedy idea where it really is about the dynamics of these characters and then on top of it toss in two aliens?
I write very autobiographically. This strip is heavily based on my family growing up. I of course exaggerate, but Zort and Benny are really me later in life influencing my childhood self. Part of me is angry at the world and thinks if I could control it, it would be so much better, and the other part of me thinks I should relax, go with the flow, enjoy life, eat good food and be happy. But the other side never will let him. Sherman, Zort and Benny are parts of me fighting for control. Have I mentioned that I consider this strip my form of therapy?
Charlie Brown seems to be an influence on Sherman. Were you a big âPeanutsâ fan?
Actually, Linus was my favorite growing up. He's the thoughtful one and things happened to him--mostly by his sister. And all of âPeanutsâ was an influence on me my whole life.
The character of Fran being as she is, we're guessing you have an older sister?
A younger sister. She's grown into a wonderful person who is a loving and compassionate mother and wife, but as a kid, she would brutalize me.
You have a track record in comic books with âDesperate Timesâ and âFranklin Richards,â what made you tell this story and these ideas as a comics strip?
As I said before, this strip is therapy for me. Ask any of my friends and they'll tell you I am a severe pessimist. I always see the bad side of things and struggle with the world around me. With âDesperate Timesâ and âSherman,â I get to work out those feelings in the strip. It helps me and I deal with my many issues and I feel better when I do it.
What specifically made you say this is a comics strip as opposed to a comic book. Was it just a question of seeking a broader audience?
First off, my first love is the comic strip. I've loved reading comic strips since I was a kid and always dreamed of doing one myself. Second, I did want to reach a wider audience. As great an audience comic book readers are, they tend not to buy into humor comics, but worldwide, people love to read comic strips. I also love writing for comic strips. It's really hard to write a joke and whittle away as much as you can to get to the heart of a joke and make it work. Sometimes I succeed, sometimes I fail, but I love the challenge.
What made you turn to web publishing âMisery Loves Sherman?â
A few reasons. I've always wanted to do a daily comic strip in the newspapers, but the newspapers are dying out and there are fewer and fewer of them and the demand for new strips is dwindling as well. It's always been my dream to be in the paper, but after seeing folks like Scott Kurtz, Dave Kellet, and the âPenny Arcadeâ guys, I began to see the potential of the web. My work also doesn't directly appeal to the comic buyers market, and I needed to reach a more mainstream market and the web is very democratic that way.
You mentioned âPeanuts,â what were the strips you really enjoyed and enjoy today?
As a kid, my parents would help out my uncle at his remainder book warehouse, and there they would have these large metal bins for single books or odds and ends books. They were filled with comic strip collections--everything from âPeanutsâ to âBeetle Baileyâ to âMadâ magazine collections. I would sit in a bin all day reading the books and then take them home at night. I was so happy in those metal bins. That got me going on strips. I couldn't get enough. I grew up reading âPeanutsâ and then âGarfield.â I would read all the strips I could, but those stood out. Then as I got older I discovered âPogoâ and couldn't believe how beautiful the drawings were--couldn't understand anything about the strip, but it was gorgeous. Then I got hit on the head with âBloom Countyâ and it all changed. I was reading a strip that I would buy the newspaper just to read it. I discovered âKrazy Katâ during that time and then came âCalvin and Hobbes,â which made the comics page fun again.
Why was it important for âMisery Loves Companyâ to be released daily during the work week?
I think a lot of people want to do a daily strip until the actual work of doing it daily is required. It's not easy to write and draw a strip and be funny and not take a break. As an amateur, you have the freedom to draw when inspiration hits, but when you have a deadline, it cuts the wheat from the chaff. Plus, after 18 years on a deadline, I don't know any other way.
Do you draw the strip by hand?
I have a spiral notebook I write and rewrite the strips in. I draw out the strips in non-photo blue pencil, letter with a rapidograph, ink with a brush, do the balloons with a quill pen, then scan them in. I've tried a few times to work directly on the computer. I know it's easier, cleaner and more forgiving, but I love the ink on my hands, the happy accidents and to hold the final product in my hand.
How does that compare to how you work on, say, âFranklin Richards?â
Totally different. To write âFranklin,â I come up with a premise and work from there. It doesn't need joke after joke and I can have fun with the visuals a bit. âShermanâ is all about the joke and the personalities. Right now I'm fleshing the characters out and learning who they are and how they react to things, so it's more cerebral while âFranklinâ is more goofy fun. My earlier book, âDesperate Times,â was more a study in my pre-married days and what that was like. That was always done at night and on the weekends and squeezed in whenever I could. I was doing so much lettering work that it suffered because of it.
One of the things that seems to work well for cartoonists on the web is that the strip can be whatever size you want and itâs not shrunk down like on a newspaper page or even in a comic book. Does this affect how you approach the art?
A bit. I'm actually drawing the strip with the idea of it eventually seeing print. I also like the idea of clean, stark black and white strips that look graphically pleasing. So, not worrying what it would look like postage stamp size is nice, my concern is overall look.
Are there plans to collect âMisery Loves Sherman?â
There are. I'm reaching the point in November where I'll have enough for a collection. I've been talking to a couple publishers, but nothing is locked down yet. But even if all those don't pan out, I'll self-publish it. Looking at the success of some of the web cartoonists who self-publish, it might be a better way to go.
|Also by Chris Eliopoulos, "Franklin Richards, Son of a Genius: Collected Chaos" and "Desperate Times"
You seem to really enjoy using Twitter.
I enjoy connecting to friends and fans. I like just getting a thought out there or to let in a little light on my workday. There are a lot of comic book readers who like to hear how the sausage is made and I let them in from time to time. Also, if you're working like a maniac with your head down, it's nice to raise your head a bit and look around and realize the whole world doesn't revolve around lettering âSecret Invasionâ or something.
Do you have an ending for âMisery Loves Shermanâ in mind or are you just going to keep going as long as itâs fun?
No ending planned. I like these characters and I like writing and drawing them, so I'm going to keep going with it. I didn't start out this strip to make a lot of money, but as long as it pays for itself and I get something out of it, I'll keep going with it.


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To The Editor: Your front page story Thursday headlined "Pardee employee vacates post" confused many readers. As the newly elected chairwoman of the hospital's board of trustees, I feel obligated to clarify the misleading headline.
The article by Joel Burgess focused attention on the fact that a data entry clerk for Henderson County Emergency Medical Services resigned following billing problems. The only mention of Pardee Hospital was in the article's headline. The accidental linkage of Pardee to this story should be clarified to readers as an error with some explanation.
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So.. I'm looking to start learning C++. I've touched on it before and I've touched on Lua before. I'm just bored with PHP/Javascript.
I might be "noobish" with this question, but since my laptop is 64bit, does that mean I have to install a 64bit compiler? If so, Could you point me to one?
If I don't need a 64bit compiler, why is 32bit / 64bit thrown around so often when I read websites?
I'm sorry as I never really knew why things happened, like the technical reason, I just knew what I had to do to make things work ( Regarding PHP/javascript).


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Worldwide Locations
A fisherman takes a break in the shade in Rock Islands, Palau on November 20, 2013. (Etoshas Pfanne/Flickr)
Melanesian children participate in a traditional tribal dance in Tafea, Vanuatu on November 10, 2013. (Thomas Ballandras/Flickr)
Liberty Square, as seen from the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall, glows in the night in Taipei, Taiwan on November 23, 2013. (Frank Meier/Flickr)
A boardwalk takes visitors over crystal clear waters in Indonesia on November 10, 2013. (Stephen Boak/Flickr)
A young girl stares at the photographer inquisitively near CatCat Village in Vietnam on November 12, 2013. (Maciej Hrynczyszyn/Flickr)
An island flourishing with flora in Fiji on November 4, 2013. (Andy McDowall/Flickr)
Children observe passersby from the back of a truck in India on November 6, 2013. (davidpc_/Flickr)
City lights shimmer below in Taipei, Taiwan on November 23, 2013. (liu jenny/Flickr)
A woman stands under a red neon sign, in an empty street in Guilin, China on November 13, 2013. (金喜 刘/Flickr)
Mount Semeru towers over the rugged volcanoes of Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park in East Java, Indonesia on November 17, 2013. (deepgoswami/Flickr)
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UA Emery Bay Stadium 10
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$5 popcorn, rowdy audiencesUpdated: 11 days ago
Audiences at Emery Bay 10 seems a bit rowdy (staff should help keep them under control to ensure a pleasant experience for all). Also, the $5+ for a small bag of popcorn is highway robbery!!!
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