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I downloaded the VM8 yesterday, but when I tried to install it, I found that all drivers are missing.
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It's St. Patrick's Day. As Warren Ellis says, "If you want to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, eat a raw potato, build a house of of peat, and get yourself shot by an Englishman." Sounds good to me, but that's probably my red hair talking. Oh well.
Also, it's still Joe Simon Week, part six. And because it's St. Patrick's Day and everybody likes a certain color of the rainbow on this day, well, some of you out there may be able to guess which Simon creation I'll be spotlighting today.
76. The Green Team
The Green Team was another creation of Joe Simon and Jerry Grandenetti, the team that gave the world Prez. Their first (and almost only) appearance was in 1st Issue Special #2 ("1st Issue Special" was a series much like Showcase that presented new concepts to launch new series from them. Not too many actually ever got their own series, aside from Warlord and the Creeper, but we got a couple great Kirby concepts, and other cool stuff like Lady Cop and more Metamorpho).
It was a pretty fun idea. The Green Team was a cadre of boy millionaires willing to throw one million bucks into the pot for the sake of an adventure. The world's most capitalist boy heroes– throwing money at their problems! It's hilarious and wonderful.
The gang consisted of Commodore Murphy, shipping tycoon; J.P. Houston, oil magnate; Cecil Sunbeam, the Hollywood "star maker;" and later, Abdul Smith, young shoeshine boy turned stock market millionaire. Their first adventure was about the Great American Pleasure Machine and the evil Daniel D. Merritt.
The team wasn't a success in comics. Two further adventures, however, appeared in the first Cancelled Comics Cavalcade: one involved giant lobsters, and another a mad paperhanger. That was it for the Green Team until a brief cameo in Grant Morrison's Animal Man and a brief cameo in Giffen and Fleming's Ambush Bug. Also, during my favorite era of Superman, when he was blue and made of energy, the Green Team appeared in Adventures of Superman #549 to settle a dispute between the Newsboy Legion and the Dingbats of Danger Street (a Kirby creation from 1st Issue Special that never took off). God bless Karl Kesel.
I wouldn't mind some kind of Green Team revival, even in a diminished capacity. No Joe Simon concept is worth losing forever. Heck, one member of the Green Team is basically our current president, so I think it'd be great to bring back in today's climate. It works amazingly as a commentary on today's zany economics and politics. Also, it's a vehicle for exceptionally weird stories. Heck, at least make them recurring characters in a Prez revamp. I don't know about the rest of you, but I'd buy it.
Now, Kevin Church thought the Green Team was godawful, but I think it's funny and kitsch. You can read a lot more about it on Comic Book Profiles, which gives a very detailed description of the plot and characters. There's also Cheek the Toy Wonder's in-depth look at it, and Dial B for Blog took a glance at the Green Team's presence in Cancelled Comics Cavalcade. For a failed concept no one remembers, the Green Team lives on through wistful remembrance on the internet. Huzzah!
I got a copy of Cancelled Comic Cavalcade in 1996 from someone off the Compuserve comics forum, and started to post reviews of each of the stories to usenet. Here's my archived review of the two Green Team stories on my web page: http://lsh.0catch.com/ccc/cccgt.htm
They are truly hideous, both to read and to look at. The paperhanger was Hitler, by the way. No, really.
I think Simon's '70's creations, Prez and the Green Team, are to comics what "Plan 9 From Outer Space" and "Reefer Madness" are to movies.
Did he do anything without Kirby that was genuinely good, as opposed to things you'd classify as "it's so bad, it's good" if you were being charitable?
I don't think these are "so bad they're good." I think they're "so awesome they're good."
Yesterday, I found The Green Team issue of First Issue Special in a creepy little shop in Fargo, ND for $2.99. I was pleased.
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The first thing I noticed was the water seeping into my clothes.
Stunned, I opened my eyes and looked up at the bridge above. There was a giant rip down the middle, as if there was a sudden earthquake. I was positive it wasn't there before I went onto the bridge. Come to think of it, why was I down in the water in the first place?
My eyes widened as large chunks of debris started falling from the destroyed bridge. I dove down into the water as chunks of rock splashed down all around me. I kicked my legs and swam away from the area, and swam to the surface, gasping for breath.
"Oi! Are you going to float there all day, or swim out of the way and let us pass?"
Kicking my legs, I turned and took a look at the giant boat now headed my way. Perched on the bow was a girl about my age, staring intently at me. "Who are you?" I asked. "I don't remember seeing a boat when I was crossing the river
The girl chuckled. "Of course you didn't. You were alive then." I began to laugh, but stopped when I saw her serious expression. "This is not a joke, little girl," she snapped. "Get onboard. We need all the new recruits we can get."
Without warning, some areas of the ship sank in, one on top of the other. They were all rectangular, and led up to the top of the ship. It was like a makeshift ladder, but I had never seen one like it before. I swam a few feet away. "I don't think so," I replied. "I just met you, and you want me to get on your boat? I have to go somewhere, excuse me." With that said, I started to swim towards the shore.
The girl blinked. "Not anymore you don't. Just face it, little girl; you're dead. Now if you don't get onto this ship right now, you might as well put up a sign that says 'Here I am, come destroy me!' No, unless you come with us, you'll only get yourself wounded or worse, since you have no way to protect yourself."
I stopped and stared. And laughed. "Dead!? I'm not dead! I feel perfectly fine! This is exactly where I was a few minutes ago!"
"Feel your heartbeat. Now."
"Fine then." I lifted one of my hands and put it to my breast in an exaggerated fashion.
Surprised and slightly frantic, I unbuttoned the top of my shirt and put my hand to the bare skin of my breast.
Again, nothing.
A cold feeling dripped down my spine. I stared at my chest, the girl, and my chest again. "What the hell is going on?" I whispered.
"I told you already; you have died. I'll explain everything, don't worry. Come onboard, we'll need you. Face it, there's nowhere else to go."
"It doesn't matter!" I shouted up to the girl. "I'm not about to get aboard a ship that nearly tried to run me down, just because I'm 'dead,' if that's even true! Now leave me alone, I have to go to work!" I swam over to the shore, shook off as much water as I could, and started walking towards the city.
The place was not like I remembered it the previous few times I went. Grass and trees were everywhere, most shooting up out of buildings. Speaking of which
I could see some taller office skyscrapers shooting up out of lower structures.
Wow, it's really quiet, I thought. Wait a minute
where is everybody? I turned slowly in a circle. Usually the city was loud and busy, with people hurrying down the sidewalks and honking their horns in traffic. Now it was so silent that my ears started to hurt. I was standing in the middle of the road, and yet the only cars in sight were the ones parked on the side.
Things were becoming stranger by the minute. I was walking to work from the train station and then
I frowned. I couldn't remember what happened after that. It wasn't the "it's-on-the-tip-of-my-tongue-I-just-know-it" kind of forgetfulness. Instead, my mind was completely blank.
But I didn't exactly have time to think about that when a smashed-up car with a teenager hanging out of the windshield arrived at my feet.
The girl was initially unconscious. As I dragged her out of the car, I noticed lines of blood on her skin, but when I dabbed at them with my shirt, there were no gashes underneath. "That's strange
" I muttered as I set the girl in a sitting position leaning against a tree.
Suddenly the girl's eyes shot open. "Wh-what's going on?" she exclaimed, looking frantically around the area. Then she looked down at her body. "AAAUGH! I'm covered in blood!"
"Calm down!"
"I can't! I have no idea where I am or what happened to me earlier " she looked about ready to burst into tears.
I sat down next to the girl and ran my fingers through my hair in the way that feels like you'll pull it all out by the roots. She appeared out of nowhere
has she forgotten everything? Or is it the same thing that happened to me? The other girl on the boat said that I was dead
but I certainly don't remember dying! Then again, I can't remember anything that happened in the past few hours
maybe I should just go talk with her, in case she is... correct. It's worth a try, at least.
I stood up. "C'mon. I think I know someone who can explain all this."
I held my hand out to her, but she shrank back. "Leave me alone!" the girl snapped. "I just met you, I'm not going anywhere with you!"
I sighed. "Which is better, getting an explanation, or sulking under a tree next to your decimated car?"
"Move, undetermined soul! I must speak with Elizabeth!"
I slowly turned around to see a man that, looking back, I can't really describe. The only thing I can is how I felt; utterly hopeless and fearful. These feelings were so strong, I could only gape as he pushed me aside.
"Elizabeth Lockhart, age 27, you will make a perfect soldier for me," the man growled. "You have been judged as evil, doing horrible deeds with even worse intentions for the majority of your life. Once you have received my touch, you will do as I command."
I'm certain the feeling was mutual, for she didn't squirm or protest as he placed his palm to her forehead. He held it there for several minutes, muttering something in a language I didn't understand. The entire time, a grey glow surrounded her, until the man finished and took his hand away. "Do you know what you must do now?" he hissed.
I can't explain it, but the girl (Elizabeth?) was changed. Maybe it was her expression or the way she held her body now. In any case, she certainly didn't look as afraid as I was anymore. "Yes, my lord," she said with a horrible smile. "When may I start?"
"Once you are ready." With that, he disappeared.
Automatically, my body relaxed. Bending over, I inhaled deeply, trying to rid myself of the cold hopeless feeling I had just seconds before. "Elizabeth?" I called over to the girl. "Are you
are you okay?"
She stood up and brushed the grass and leaves off her bottom. "Don't ever speak to me like that again," she snapped. "You are not my equal, and until this war is over, you never will be! You filthy undetermined scum." With that, she disappeared, just like the strange man.
Groaning, I collapsed against the tree. I hope I'm not going batshit insane, I thought.
"Excuse me! Are you Gail Parkins?" a voice whispered uncomfortably close to my ear.
Scrambling away on my hands and feet, I looked up and saw a boy a few years younger than me hanging from a lower tree limb. "And who are you?" I called up. "Are you going to perform some ritual over me too?"
The boy jumped to the ground. "No, no, I'm not here for
well, what you saw. I'm a scout, from the ship earlier. I was sent here by Captain Harriet to find you. If we go quickly, it shouldn't be too far down the river
"Will I be safe from
that man?"
"It's the safest place I know of."
"In that case, I'm definitely coming." I hauled myself off the ground. "Lead the way." Just what the hell am I getting myself into?
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FINALLY. all the STUPID formatting is COMPLETE! *collapses with exhaustion*
now if I could only figure out how to enter emocons...
this is the writing project I'm working on. it was originally an assignment for my creative writing class. I then tried it for NaNoWriMo, but I died around 6000-7000 words. procrastination got the better of me I guess... >.<
the story is about a girl who wakes up and finds out she's *gasp* dead! hence the whole afterlife aspect of it. what she doesn't know, but quickly learns, is that the souls that have been judged are now at war. all the people who died as adults are getting judged first, to help the war effort. and the people who died as kids... have to fend for themselves. there's an entire crew of children souls living on a ship, which she joins. and there's going to be some sort of chaotic type of being that's causing the war in the first place. I just haven't gotten there yet.
if you comment, I'll reply, so COMMENT!
EDIT: I'm breaking this story up, to make it easier to read. so this is part 1!
now if I could only figure out how to enter emocons...
this is the writing project I'm working on. it was originally an assignment for my creative writing class. I then tried it for NaNoWriMo, but I died around 6000-7000 words. procrastination got the better of me I guess... >.<
the story is about a girl who wakes up and finds out she's *gasp* dead! hence the whole afterlife aspect of it. what she doesn't know, but quickly learns, is that the souls that have been judged are now at war. all the people who died as adults are getting judged first, to help the war effort. and the people who died as kids... have to fend for themselves. there's an entire crew of children souls living on a ship, which she joins. and there's going to be some sort of chaotic type of being that's causing the war in the first place. I just haven't gotten there yet.
if you comment, I'll reply, so COMMENT!
EDIT: I'm breaking this story up, to make it easier to read. so this is part 1!


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I have a worksheet with a column containing names of Provinces and a column with its corresponding Region. On a separate worksheet I have an Address column. What I want to do is to find the Province in the given Address, then ultimately finding out what the corresponding region is.
On Sheet1
Client | Address | Region
Tony | 5th Avenue, Manila | ???
Grace | Mactan, Cebu | ???
On Sheet2
Region | Province
NCR | Caloocan
NCR | Manila
Visayas | Bohol
Visayas | Cebu
I need to look for the values in the Province column on Sheet2 within the Address cell, i.e., search for "Caloocan" "Manila" etc. in "5th Avenue Manila", and when found - return the Region, i.e., NCR. Such that the end product is the following:
On Sheet1
Client | Address | Region
Tony | 5th Avenue, Manila | NCR
Grace | Mactan, Cebu | Visayas
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DOD's cyber strategy from 2011 is due for an update.
The Defense Department is working on a new plan for operating in cyberspace, policy that would update the official strategy first released two years ago this month.
Army Maj. Gen. John Davis said that while significant progress has been made in the military's cyber domain so far, there remains work to be done and that two years in real time could equal 20 years in cyberspace's boundless landscape.
"Senior leaders in the department and beyond the department understand that cyber is a problem [and] cyber is important," Davis said at an industry event in Baltimore on June 28. "They've made cyber a priority, and there is a sense of urgency."
In July 2011, then-Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn rolled out the defense strategy for operating in cyberspace, which encompasses five strategic pillars. They included the establishment of cyberspace as an operational domain and plans to ready forces to go with it; the introduction and employment of new operational concepts on DOD networks; cross-agency partnerships, including with the Homeland Security Department; the build-up of cyber defenses, coordinated with allies and international partners; and the capitalization of U.S. resources, including technology, workforce and rapid innovation.
Davis highlighted progress over the past two years, including the launch of service cyber components operating under U.S. Cyber Command, joint cyber centers at the combatant commands, military orders for cyber operations, an interim command and control framework, cyber force structure and training exercises.
As a result, Davis said, the U.S. military has been able to refine its role in cyberspace, as well as the partnerships that support it. That role is shared with agencies like DHS and Justice Department, he added, as well as the private sector and global collaborators.
"We have three main cyber missions, and three kinds of cyber forces will operate around the clock to conduct those missions," Davis said.
He noted that national forces will act to counter cyber attacks on the U.S., while a second, larger group of combat mission forces will help execute military operations and integrate digital capabilities into the DOD arsenal. The largest set of cyber operators will operate and defend critical Pentagon networks.
"We will deter, disrupt and deny adversary cyberspace operations that threaten vital U.S. interests when approved by the president and directed by the secretary of defense," he said. "If a crippling cyber attack is launched against our nation, the Department of Defense must be ready for an order from the commander in chief to act."
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Police Chief Robert Jonsen says the officer will patrol the Belle Haven neighborhood, an area that has a lower socioeconomic status than the rest of the city and a higher crime rate.
The newspaper says Facebook would fund the officer for three years, with an option to extend the agreement for another two.
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Live in Europe (Rory Gallagher album)
|Live In Europe
|Live album by Rory Gallagher
|14 May 1972
|February 5, 1972: College, Luton, England
February 12, 1972: Teatra Lirico, Milan, Italy
February 14, 1972: Space Electronic Club, Florence, Italy
March 5, 1972: Scala Cinema, Ludwigsburg, Germany
|Blues rock
|45:42 (original)
59:24 (1999 reissue)
|Polydor Records (original U.K./USA release)
Buddah Records (1999 reissue)
|Rory Gallagher
|Rory Gallagher chronology
|Professional ratings
|Review scores
Live in Europe is an album released by Irish blues guitarist Rory Gallagher in 1972. It is a series of live recordings made by Gallagher during his European tour. Unusual for a live album it contains only two previously released songs ("Laundromat" and "In Your Town"). All the other songs are either new Gallagher songs or Gallagher's interpretation of traditional blues songs.
Live in Europe was released at the end of the British "blues boom" that began in the 1960s. Sparked by bands such as the Rolling Stones, Yardbirds, and Cream fans and musicians were fascinated by authentic Chicago blues artists such as Muddy Waters. Gallagher had an extensive knowledge of this kind of music. Although he tended to play down arguments about what was "pure" blues. In an interview at the time he said:
"If there was one fault with the boom in the 1960s, it was that it was very straight-faced and very pontificatory, or whatever the word is. It used to annoy me that there was an attitude of 'Thou shalt not play the blues unless you know who played second acoustic guitar behind Sonny Boy Williamson the first on the B-side of whatever.' That kind of thing gets music nowhere, it's like collecting stamps. I mean, I buy books on the blues and I check out the B-sides and I know who plays on what records and that's fine. But then you've got to open that up to the rest of the people. Because that kind of snobbery defeats the purpose; it kills the music."[2]
Rather than live versions of his most popular songs there are only two songs on the album that were previously recorded by Gallagher in the studio, "Laundromat" from his first album and "In Your Town" from his Deuce album. All the other songs are Gallagher's versions of classic blues songs. The album starts with what was to become a signature song for Gallagher, Junior Wells' "Messin' With the Kid". The song "I Could've Had Religion" was Gallagher's salute to what he called the "redemption style blues" of the Robert Wilkins and Gary Davis. After hearing the song on this album Bob Dylan expressed interest in recording it and assumed it was a traditional blues number rather than an original song by Gallagher.[3] Blind Boy Fuller's "Pistol Slapper Blues" is next. Gallagher then shows his versatility, swapping his Stratocaster for a mandolin and performing the song "Going to My Home Town" with the audience stomping their feet and cheering in response as Gallagher sings "do you want to go?". The finale is the straight ahead hard rocking "Bullfrog Blues" written by William Harris. Gallagher switches back to the Stratocaster and the full band and gives bassist Gerry McAvoy and drummer Wilgar Campbell, a chance to solo. With the CD release two additional blues songs were added: "What in the World" and "Hoodoo Man".
Most critics agree that Live in Europe is one of Gallagher's finest albums.[4] It was his highest charting album to date reaching 101 in the Billboard 200 for 1972.[5] The album was his first major commercial success and provided his first solo top ten album. It won him his first Gold Disc. In the same year of 1972 he was Melody Maker's Guitarist/Musician of the Year, winning out over Eric Clapton.[6]
Track listing[edit]
Side one
- "Messin' with the Kid" (Junior Wells) – 6:25
- "Laundromat" (Rory Gallagher) – 5:12
- "I Could've Had Religion" (Trad. arr. Gallagher) – 8:35
- "Pistol Slapper Blues" (Blind Boy Fuller) – 2:54
Side two
- "Going to My Hometown" (Trad. arr. Gallagher) – 5:46
- "In Your Town" (Rory Gallagher) – 10:03
- "Bullfrog Blues" (Trad. arr. Gallagher) – 6:47
CD bonus track
- "What in the World" (Trad. arr. Gallagher) – 7:40 *
- "Hoodoo Man" (Trad. arr. Gallagher) – 6:02 *
- Rory Gallagher – guitars, harmonica, mandolin, vocals
- Gerry McAvoy – bass guitar
- Wilgar Campbell – drums
Production details[edit]
- Mick Rock – liner notes, photography
- Alan Perkins - recording engineer
- Tony Arnold – remastering
- Donal Gallagher – executive producer
- ^ Live in Europe (Rory Gallagher album) at AllMusic
- ^ Connaughton, Marcus (2012). Rory Gallagher His Life and Times. The Collins Press. p. 996. ISBN 9781848891531.
- ^ Connaughton, Marcus (2012). Rory Gallagher His Life and Times. The Collins Press. p. 1029. ISBN 9781848891531.
- ^ Connaughton, Marcus (2012). Rory Gallagher His Life and Times. The Collins Press. p. 868. ISBN 9781848891531.
- ^ Owens, Thomas. "Rory Gallagher Live! in Europe". allmusic.com. Retrieved 14 June 2013.
- ^ Connaughton, Marcus (2012). Rory Gallagher His Life and Times. The Collins Press. p. 1080. ISBN 9781848891531.
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A University of Otago graduate, Anton Venter, of Wellington,
has gained a Fulbright-Platinum Triangle Award in Business to
support study for an MBA degree in the United States.
The two-year award, of up to $US75,000 ($NZ85,700), is for an
emerging New Zealand business leader to complete an MBA in
the US, and to gain professional work experience there and in
New Zealand.
Mr Venter, who graduated with an Otago postgraduate diploma
in clinical pharmacy in 2007, will complete an MBA in global
entrepreneurship and finance, at Columbia University in New
It is one of six Fulbright postgraduate awards just received
by Otago graduates.
Clare Burn, of Dunedin, and Lucy Carter, of Christchurch,
have gained Fulbright Science and Innovation Graduate Awards,
which support study or research at US institutions.
About 14 awards, each valued up to $US33,000, are usually
made each year.
Ms Burn will complete a PhD in biomedical sciences at the
Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University in
New York, starting her US studies in early August.
Ms Burn, who graduated with an Otago BSc (Hons) in
microbiology and immunology, in 2011, said the award was a
''wonderful opportunity''.
Ms Carter, who has an Otago BA (Hons) degree will complete an
MA in environmental sociology, at Colorado State University.
An Otago graduate in medical laboratory science, Braeden
Donaldson, of Dunedin, has been awarded one of 15 Fulbright
Science and Innovation graduate awards sponsored by the
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment. His
$US15,000 award will help him to research the development of
an immunotherapeutic vaccine for colorectal cancer, at the
Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, for six months. The
award provided a ''fantastic'' opportunity to further
strengthen his research in the third year of his Otago PhD
research, he said.
An Otago MBChB graduate, Mahendra Naidoo has also gained an
award to complete a master of public health degree at Johns
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I have some security camera systems in different locations, each location does have internet, the ISP is NATing all the IPs so theres no way to open ports to my systems.
My solution was to rent a VPS with Debian, install OpenVPN server on it, place a computer with openVPN client next to each system, and enable routing on it.
The final step is to redirect different ports on the server to different sites, I used rinetd (which is most probably one of my problems)
The TCP connections are working, I can see the HTML pages of the security systems by accessing the address of the VPS:port, but no video is being streamed. my guess is that it is because it is using UDP and rinetd doesn't support it.
say server IP is 199.188.x.x and security system IP is 192.168.1.55, and they both have a vpn link in subnet 10.8.0.x
So now to the question: how can I setup the server to send the UDP video to a client connected in this way? also any suggestions to improve my setup?


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You fucked it.
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ok we should really consider changing this guys nickname...
Ok. Cause im very serious about this. I wanna strip and do coke for a month
Where the fuck is Rob at, he hasnt answered his phone in like 2 weeks.
Dude Rob died 2 weeks ago wtf?
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The Bif Bang Pow!-produced collectible featuring Heath Ledger's Joker can be pre-order frm Entertainment Earth or purchased directly at Comic-Con.
Entertainment Earth's con exclusive figure shows what happens when the Joker finally gets his revenge on Batman, and the results aren't pretty.
Jared Leto's Joker, Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn, Will Smith's Deadshot and the rest of the team strike dangerous poses in new character posters.
The "Suicide Squad" director opens up about the significance of Joker's (Jared Leto) cryptic tattoos in the film.
The 30th anniversary figures inject a bit of cuteness into Frank Miller's otherwise grim DC Comics classic.
Was Lee Bermejo's Joker really based on Heath Ledger? And did Grant Morrison almost create a female Doctor for "Doctor Who?"
"Star Wars: Episode VIII" filming prevents Hamill from attending SDCC's world premiere of the "Killing Joke" animated film.
Joining the loads of "Suicide Squad" merch are Halloween costumes for most characters from the film, including Joker and Harley Quinn.
The full slate of "Suicide Squad" merch includes replica props, costumes, phone cases, masks, mugs and much, much more.
A fan takes a retrospective look at Bruce Timm's seminal version of Batman, adequately summing up what made the series tick.
A die-cast metal figure of "Suicide Squad's" Joker includes a tattoo that's straight out of a Jim Lee design.
Jared Leto's Joker is ready for his MTV close-up.
The animated adaptation of Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's classic "Batman" tale will debut at San Diego's Comic-Con International.
You may never look at Snickers bars, or your poker buddies, the same way again after watching this unintentionally terrifying commercial.
There will be Harley Quinn and Joker figures to match your every mood, as Funko unveils its "Suicide Squad" Pop! vinyl exclusives.
Check out the licensed "Suicide Squad" t-shirts, baseball caps and accessories coming to stores ahead of the film's release.
Due to a service malfunction, two riders were stuck on Six Flags' Joker ride on the day of the 4D roller coaster's unveiling.
Here's our first look at the upcoming MAFEX "Suicide Squad" Harley Quinn action figure, which (naturally) comes complete with bat, mallet and gun.
Images have been unveiled for upcoming "Suicide Squad" figures, based on Margot Robbie and Jared Leto's characters in the film.
Did the Dark Knight really kill his nemesis at the end of "The Killing Joke?" And did David Choe nearly create an X-Men comic book?
The "American Vampire" artists shares a cover that may reveal Joker's new look under the Rebirth revamp.
Six Flags Great Adventure's next DC Comics-based attraction is a "4-D, free-fly coaster" clad in the Joker's purple and green.
With Joker's key roles in the upcoming "Suicide Squad" and "Batman: The Killing Joke" movies, learn everything about the Clown Prince of Crime.
New images offer the first look at the 6-inch Joker action figure from the upcoming MAFEX "Suicide Squad" line.
Two new compilations show off all the footage we've seen of Joker and Harley Quinn, each, in "Suicide Squad" promotion.
Spencer's embraces the villains and antiheroes of the DC Universe with a collection featuring The Joker, Harley Quinn, Suicide Squad and more.
Jared Leto praises the iconic Batman villain, comparing the role to classics like Scarface and Hamlet.
Classic foes, from Batman and The Joker to Spider-Man and Venom, face off in little works of art created with espresso and foam.
Director David Ayer says "everything stops" -- including the crew -- when Leto plays the Joker in "Suicide Squad."
Mark Hamill revealed the first image from the "Killing Joke" animated movie, for which he's reprising his role as The Joker.
The "Orange is the New Black" star discusses her Joker-esque appearance on "Gotham," and aiding young Bruce Wayne in his current quest.
An illustrator distills the visages of iconic heroes and villains -- from Spider-Man to The Joker -- to sparse geometric shapes.
Sideshow Collectibles has unveiled its Joker Premium Format Figure, based on Heath Ledger from 2008's "The Dark Knight."
The design team at 123 Print have created bold looking business cards for the busiest heroes in comics.
The "Robin War" is over, but creators Lee Bermejo and Jorge Corona aren't laughing about the Robins newest enemy in "We Are Robin" #8.
Brett White argues with himself about the rip-roaring new "Suicide Squad" trailer, analyzing how one Queen song has changed everything.
Scott Snyder explains to CBR why Bruce Wayne and the Joker are forever destined to battle each other.
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Go Navy! Beat Army! A Notre Dame administrator said something in the middle of ND's long winning streak over Navy that perfectly says what I think about Navy's streak over Army: I want them to win one and break the streak sometime, just not this year.
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FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) -- The European Central Bank has kept its main interest rate at a record low of 0.25 percent, holding off on more stimulus as economic indicators suggest the modest recovery is gaining strength.
The central bank for the eurozone's 18 countries made the decision Thursday at a meeting of its 24-member rate-setting council at its headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany.
Signs have increased recently that the eurozone economy's fledgling recovery is gaining strength. Inflation has also shown signs of stabilizing, albeit at a low rate.
Markets were waiting for bank President Mario Draghi's post-decision press conference and new economic forecasts by the ECB, in particular its inflation expectations. Some economists worry the eurozone might fall into deflation, a sustained drop in prices that can choke growth, though the ECB has said it doesn't expect that.
Inflation in February was only 0.8 percent, well below the bank's goal of just under 2 percent. However, the core rate, which excludes volatile food and fuel costs, rose to 1.0 percent from 0.8 percent the month before. The ECB has cautioned that it expects inflation to remain low for some time.
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text: Stories Season 2016201620152014201320122011201020092008200720062005200420032002 Worthy of Academic Success July 22, 2016 The Intercollegiate Tennis Association has honored individuals from the Cougar tennis program for their academic success. ITA Summer Circuit Information July 20, 2016 Azusa Pacific and Citrus College will host the ITA Summer Circuit from July 23-25 Player of the Year May 23, 2016 Jan Meyer was named the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Senior Player of the Year. Schmid and Meyer Receive Conference Honors May 12, 2016 Jan Meyer was named PacWest Co-Player of the Year and Christian Schmid was Co-Newcomer of the Year, plus two other Cougars earned all-conference honors. Double Down May 9, 2016 Azusa Pacific's season came to a close with a 5-1 loss to UC San Diego in the NCAA Division II West Region Playoffs. 20 Years And Counting May 3, 2016 For the 20th year in a row, the Cougars are playing postseason tennis, hosting UCSD in the West Region playoff for a spot in the 16-team national tournament. A Day For Milestones April 20, 2016 Jan Meyer became the second winningest singles player in Cougar history, while Shepherd Newcomb and Christian Schmid pulled within one win of a record of their own. Familiar Finish April 16, 2016 For the third consecutive season, No. 1 Hawai`i Pacific defeated Azusa Pacific in the Pacific West Conference championship match. Cougars Return To PacWest Championship April 15, 2016 The Cougars battled through the wind to defeat Concordia and return to the PacWest championship match for the third year in a row. Making Themselves At Home April 14, 2016 The Cougars returned to the Surprise Tennis & Racquet Club, where they have made the finals each of the last two years, to earn a 5-0 win over Hawai`i Hilo in under two hours. Newcomb Named Player of the Week April 6, 2016 Shepard Newcomb didn't lose a singles or doubles match in a critical week for the Cougars. Revenge On The Road April 1, 2016 Azusa Pacific took a big step toward strengthening its case for the playoffs with a 6-3 victory over West Region No. 2 UC San Diego on Friday evening to improve to 17-3 on the season. Cougars Claim Season Sweep March 31, 2016 Azusa Pacific pulled out a 6-3 victory at Point Loma to begin its road trip in San Diego, giving the Cougars eight consecutive wins Singles Comeback March 22, 2016 Azusa Pacific won all 12 singles matches on Tuesday to defeat Hawai`i Hilo and Arizona Christian. Showing Depth March 21, 2016 Azusa Pacific earned its fifth consecutive victory in a 6-0 win against Colorado Christian. Four Of A Kind March 18, 2016 Azusa Pacific won its fourth match in four days this week with an 7-2 victory over Kenyon. Three's A Crowd March 17, 2016 Azusa Pacific earned their third win in three days at the Cougar Tennis Complex, defeating Amherst 8-1 on Thursday afternoon to give the Jeffs their first loss of the year. Rolling Along March 16, 2016 Despite an early hole the Cougars prevailed against No. 21 BYU-Hawaii. Corralling the Huskies March 15, 2016 Azusa Pacific won a convincing decision over NCAA Division I Connecticut on Tuesday. Emory Rallies For Win March 8, 2016 Emory rallied for an early hole to beat Azusa Pacific on Wednesday afternoon. In The Shark Tank March 1, 2016 Azusa Pacific became the first team in 2016 to win a point against Hawai`i Pacific, but eventually took an 8-1 loss to the No. 2 team in the nation. Rollin Along February 29, 2016 The Cougars claimed a 7-2 win over Rollins which was ranked in the top 10 in the nation in the preseason, winning each of the first five singles matches off the court. Plugging Away February 27, 2016 Azusa Pacific was tested but grabbed a 5-4 victory against Western New Mexico. Clipping the Hawks February 26, 2016 Azusa Pacific started a brutal home stretch with a 9-0 victory against Holy Names. Meyer's Feeling 22 February 13, 2016 Jan Meyer's 22nd consecutive singles victory helped the Cougars improve to 5-1 on the season with a 6-3 win over Point Loma. Unscathed February 12, 2016 Azusa Pacific has now won all 27 sets this season played against NAIA opponents with its 9-0 win against Westmont, which is ranked No. 15 in the NAIA. A Measure Of Revenge February 6, 2016 UC San Diego upset Azusa Pacific with a 5-4 victory under the lights on Saturday afternoon for UCSD's first win over Azusa Pacific since 2011. 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2015 Engineering Lecture Series
Robots to Web Trackers:
Privacy in the Age of Smart Technology
From online shopping and "smart" devices to driverless cars and personal robots, technology continues to improve our lives in extraordinary ways. These same technologies leave a trail sharing who we are, where we go and what we consume. Learn about exciting technological advances and myriad hazards, seen and unseen, of our ever-more connected world at this year's Engineering Lecture Series.
The Invisible Trail: Pervasive Tracking in a Connected Age
Franziska Roesner, Assistant Professor, Computer Science & Engineering
As our world becomes more computerized and interconnected, we find ourselves increasingly at risk of security breaches and invasions of digital privacy. Recent studies at the UW explored how advertisers, social media sites, and others invisibly track your browsing, and how smartphone applications are able to access your camera, location, and other sensitive information in ways you may not expect. Learn about improved systems, currently being developed at the UW, that make web browsing safer and smart phones better match people's expectations.
Our Robotic Future: Building Smart Robots that See in 3-D
Dieter Fox, Professor, Computer Science & Engineering and Director of the UW Robotics and State Estimation Lab
Robots have only been a staple in science fiction movies and books, but recent technology advances have made them increasingly smarter, cheaper and more effective. Soon, robots will be integrating into our lives outside of science fiction. Much of this progress came about because of the introduction of small, inexpensive video cameras that are commonly used in gaming applications like Microsoft Kinect. These cameras provide color and depth information that enable robots to see and interact with the world in 3D. Join us to learn more about how robots are learning to perform 3D mapping, recognize and manipulate objects, and track human movement and poses.
Responsible Innovation: A Cross Disciplinary Lens on Privacy and Security Challenges
Ryan Calo, Assistant Professor, School of Law & Co-Director, UW Tech Policy Lab
Batya Friedman, Professor, Information School & Co-Director, UW Tech Policy Lab
Tadayoshi Kohno, Short-Dooley Professor, Computer Science & Engineering & Co-Director, UW Tech Policy Lab
Engineering innovations drive changes in how people interact, socialize, conduct business, raise their children, and care for the elderly. New technologies emerge and enter the marketplace at an incredibly rapid rate, and bring with them benefits and risks. Policy, society's regulator, hastens afterward. What does it mean to innovate responsibly, particularly with respect to privacy and security? Join us for a presentation and panel discussion with the UW Tech Policy Lab, an interdisciplinary center uniquely positioned to address these issues.
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Engineering the Heart: From Cell Therapy to Computer Technology
Engineering a Broken Heart »
Charles Murry (BioE, Pathology, Cardiology)
Get a Grip: Cell Biomechanics in Cardiovascular Health »
Nate Sniadecki (ME) and Nathan White (BioE)
Cutting the Cord: Wireless Power for Implantable Devices »
Joshua Smith (CSE, EE)
Engineering Infrastructure: From Failing Grades to Future Systems
Failing Grades to Future Systems »
Paula Hammond (Parsons Brinckerhoff) and Greg Miller (CEE)
Spanning the Gap: Lessons in Bridge Engineering »
John Stanton (CEE)
Tunneling Toward a New State Route 99 Corridor »
Matthew Preedy, PE (BSCE '92)
Engineering Molecules: Tiny Solutions for Big Problems
Launching the Molecular Engineering Revolution »
Matt O'Donnell (BioE)
Here Comes the Sun: Engineering New Solar Technologies at the Molecular Scale »
Hugh Hillhouse (ChemE) and Christine Luscombe (MSE)
Into the Body: Molecular Systems for Healing »
Suzie Pun (BioE) and Patrick Stayton (BioE)
Re-engineering Aerospace: Flying Cleaner, Greener, Smarter
Shrinking the Aerospace Carbon Footprint »
Mary Armstrong ('79)
Repowering the Military with Alternative Energy »
Tim Vinopal ('91)
Flying Smart with Autonomous Vehicles »
Mehran Mesbahi (A&A)
Engineering in the Headlines
High-Pressure Crisis in the Gulf »
James Riley and Alberto Aliseda (ME)
Going for the Green: London 2012 »
Robert G. Card ('75)
Driven to Distraction »
Linda Ng Boyle (ISE and CEE)
Engineering Xtreme Challenges: Outerspace to Cyberspace
The Cyberspace Data Explosion: Boon or Black Hole? »
Magdalena Balazinska (CSE) and Tadayoshi Kohno (CSE)
Eye on the Universe: Final Mission to Hubble »
Gregory Johnson ('77).
Energy Crisis, Smart Solutions »
Carl Imhoff (PNNL) and Shwetak Patel (CSE and EE)
Engineering Inspired by Nature: Robots, Greener Energy and Nanotech Systems
Where Humans and Robots Connect »
Yoky Matsuoka (CSE)
Back to Nature for the Next Technology Revolution »
Babak Parviz (EE)
Beyond Oil: Powering the Future »
Miles P. Drake (Weyerhaeuser) and Dan Schwartz (ChemE)
Engineering the Best: Boomers, A Bridge and the Boeing 787
Rebuilding the Baby Boomer: Replacement Parts for the 21st Century »
Buddy Ratner (BioE, ChemE)
Building the New Tacoma Narrows Bridge »
Joe P. Mahoney (CEE) and Steve Hansen ('69)
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10 Security Solutions For SMBs That Partners Should Check Out
For partners looking to expand their security practices with small and mid-sized business clients, here are 10 vendors that offer solutions.
5 Companies That Had A Rough Week
For the week ending July 29, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions.
5 Companies That Came To Win This Week
For the week ending July 29, CRN takes a look at the companies that brought their 'A' game to the channel.
5 Questions Answered About Verizon's Blockbuster Acquisition Of Yahoo
On the heels of Verizon's acquisition of internet giant Yahoo this week for nearly $5 billion, here are five things to know about the deal and its potential impact on the IT industry.
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Some months ago we spend some time to integrate the world famous SEO WordPress plugin of Yoast. If you run a set of SEO optimized WP websites you probably got yourself familiair with the plugin of Yoast. Its downloaded over many millions of times and likely one of the most famous plugins in the world.
The plugin basically parses each page/post in your site and output suggestions to improve the rankings in Google. These suggestions are presented in a good user experienced way. For example, each suggestion has a 'traffic light indicator' that shows up as a green bulb if a SEO rule applies correctly, or yellow or red if it could be optimized. The more green bulbs you get, the better the page is optimized. Makes sense, right? Right!
In the image above you can see we managed to present the output of Yoasts's plugin at the front-end editor of our free opensource Nexus framework. The indicators not only show up in the front-end, they also update at runtime. So when you have your unoptimized article in front of you, the Yoast plugin could for example suggest to add a link to an external resource. You simple add a link to that external resource, and voila, the red SEO indicator magically turns green. The page refreshing we implemented uses so called 'client side' refreshes (AJAX calls). This means only these parts of the screen are updated that need to be updated. This eliminates annoying slow page refreshes and further enhanced the user experience.
We wrote the 'adapter' some time ago (it adapted to version 188.8.131.52). We recently found out the latest version of the Yoast plugin (1.4.1) breaks our AJAX adapter. So each time a new version of the plugin is shipped, there's a chance it breaks our adapter which is a pitty. We therefore would like to ask the developers at Yoast for one tiny favor. Could you implement a public queryable interface that outputs the business rules and indicators based on an abstract "model"? In that way any third party plugin, framework, or theme could leverage the features of the plugin. If you follow the previous link, you can see we posted this favor on the forum of the plugin, hope to get some positive feedback :)
The following code shows how we adapter to the 220.127.116.11 version of Yoast SEO plugin.
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TAMPA, Fla. -- Pittsburgh Penguins center Sidney Crosby, sidelined for nearly three months with a concussion, resumed skating with his teammates Thursday.
Crosby has been out since Jan. 6. He took part in the no-contact game-day skate Thursday as Pittsburgh prepared for its night matchup against Tampa Bay.
"It was just fun, a lot of fun to be back out there even though I'm not playing," he said. "It's nice to be around the guys. I've spent a lot of time at home and guys have been on the road. It's nice to join them and get back out there."
The Penguins' captain is not ready yet to participate in full practices. A return to game action for the postseason has not been completely ruled out.
"It was good to see him out there," Penguins coach Dan Bylsma said. "There's actually no expectations on when the next step after this one would be. He'd still have to return to a full practice, and then return to contact. Those are two things that are down the road, and both of those there's no timetable for either one."
Crosby began individual workouts March 14 and has reported no setbacks.
"At this point when you haven't skated that much and you're out there it's important to separate between being fatigued and feeling symptoms of a concussion," he said. "It's more than just one day. That's why you have to do it a bit and see how you react."
Crosby had 32 goals and 66 points at the time of his injury. Despite playing just 41 games, he is still the team's leading scorer.
"You've got to make sure you're healthy," Crosby said. "If it takes two months, then it takes two months."
Crosby absorbed a blindside hit to the head from then-Washington Capitals forward David Steckel during the Winter Classic outdoor game on Jan. 1, but initially felt only neck soreness.
He began feeling worse Jan. 5, but played that night against Tampa Bay and was checked into the boards by Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman.
"It probably didn't help, that's for sure," Crosby said of Hedman's hit.
Hedman, again, said he doesn't believe his hit caused Crosby's injury. The defenseman is happy to see Crosby making progress toward playing again.
Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay likely will meet in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs.
"The motions, all the guys out there is something you take for granted a lot. That's something that you have to get readjusted to," Crosby said. "It puts a lot of pressure on your brain a bit when everyone is moving out there and you have to react to that. Just trying to see how that goes."
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.


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I found out that the Padres high Single A team, the STORM, play in Lake Elsinore, which is just about 20 mile op the road here. I plan to take my 8 year old son to a game in the next week or so.
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Tickets Issued For Gaga, Biden Sex Assault Awareness RallyFree tickets are being issued for Joe Biden and Lady Gaga's rally for sexual assault awareness.
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UNLV Seeks Sponsors For Naming RightsUNLV is looking to generate more revenue from the Thomas and Mack Center.
NFR Not Leaving Las Vegas Just YetProfessional Rodeo Cowboys Association chairman Keith Martin says his board wants to make a counter-offer to keep the NFR in Vegas beyond 2014.
Runnin' Rebels Suffer Worst Home Loss In A DecadeUC Santa Barbara scored a decisive 86-to-65 victory over UNLV Tuesday night.
'Tark' Statue Dedicated At UNLVThe life-size statue at the Thomas and Mack Center honors the coach who put UNLV on the basketball map.
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Stanback Leads Rebels In Blowout WinChace Stanback hit nine three-point shots on the way to scoring 29 points as the UNLV Runnin' Rebels dismantled Central Arkansas, 125-74.
Runnin' Rebels Host Central Arkansas; Stanback To Come Off BenchThe Runnin' Rebels will host Central Arkansas at the Thomas and Mack Center tonight.
Iverson Nixes Vegas Tourney After NBA Lockout EndsEven organizers have canceled a professional basketball tournament in Las Vegas hosted by former NBA star Allen Iverson after the league resolved its lockout.
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Final words from jet came after comms systems shutdown, adding to suspicions of pilot involvement
Malaysia's police chief, Khalid Abu Bakar, said he asked countries with citizens on board the plane to investigate their backgrounds, no doubt looking for anyone with terrorism ties, aviation skills or prior contact with the pilots. He said that the intelligence agencies of some countries had already done so and found nothing suspicious, but he was waiting for others to respond.
Police searched the homes of both pilots Saturday, the first time they had done so since the plane vanished, the government said. Asked why it took them so long, Khalid said authorities "didn't see the necessity in the early stages."
Police confiscated the elaborate flight simulator that one of the pilots, Zaharie Ahmad Shah, had built in his home and reassembled it in their offices to study it for clues, Khalid said.
Zaharie, 53, who has three grown children and one grandchild, had previously posted photos online of the simulator, which was made with three large computer monitors and other accessories. Earlier this week, the head of Malaysia Airlines said the simulator was not in itself cause for any suspicion.
Malaysian police were also investigating engineers and ground staff who may have had contact with the plane before it took off, Khalid said.
Even though the ACARS system was disabled on Flight 370, it continued to emit faint hourly pulses that were recorded by a satellite. The last "ping" was sent out at 8:11 a.m. — 7 hours and 31 minutes after the plane took off. That placed the jet somewhere in a huge arc as far north as Kazakhstan in Central Asia or far into the southern Indian Ocean.
While many people believe the plane has crashed, there is a small possibility it may have landed somewhere and be relatively intact. Affendi, the air force general, and Hishammuddin, the defense minister, said it was possible for the plane to "ping" when it was on the ground if its electrical systems were up and running.
Australia said it was sending one of its two AP-3C Orion aircraft involved in the search to remote islands in the Indian Ocean at Malaysia's request. The plane will search the north and west of the Cocos Islands, a remote Australian territory with an airstrip about 1,200 kilometers (745 miles) southwest of Indonesia, military chief Gen. David Hurley said.
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said he will speak with Malaysian officials Monday to see if they wanted additional search help.
Asked whether any Australian agency had picked up any information suggesting the plane flew near Australia, Abbott said: "I don't have any information to that effect, but all of our agencies that could possibly help in this area are scouring their data to see if there's anything they can add to the understanding of this mystery."
Given that a northern route would have sent the plane over countries with busy airspace, most experts say the person in control of the aircraft would more likely have chosen to go south. The southern Indian Ocean is the world's third-deepest and one of the most remote stretches of water in the world, with little radar coverage.
Whoever disabled the plane's communication systems and then flew the jet must have had a high degree of technical knowledge and flying experience, putting one or both of the pilots high on the list of possible suspects, Malaysian officials and aviation experts said.
Associated Press writers Ian Mader and Eileen Ng in Kuala Lumpur and Kristen Gelineau in Sydney contributed to this report.
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Sandra Bullock, Hugh Grant, Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman, Hilary Swank, Nicolas Cage and Meg Ryan receive Blu-ray upgrades this week, leading new movies on home video.
"Two Weeks Notice" (Warner/Blu-ray, 2002, PG-13, $19.98, deleted scenes, audio commentary, featurettes, bloopers, trailer). Sandra Bullock plays an activist who reluctantly becomes the assistant to a spoiled, self-centered gazillionaire (Hugh Grant) and the sparks fly. Romantic sparks take a little longer to develop. This is a funny and endearing romantic comedy thanks to the dead-on snarky dialogue delivery of its two stars. (Watch for Bullock's sly Utah-polygamy joke.)
"Million Dollar Baby" (Warner/Blu-ray, 2004, PG-13, $19.98, audio commentary, featurettes, trailer). This best-picture Academy Award-winner also earned Oscars for Clint Eastwood as director and Morgan Freeman and Hilary Swank as actors, and all are terrific in this tale of a determined female boxer (Swank) who convinces an aging, grumpy trainer (Eastwood) to help her go pro. The relationship that develops between them is irresistible before it veers into soap opera and a controversial ending.
"City of Angels" (Warner/Blu-ray, 1998, PG-13, $19.98, deleted scenes, audio commentaries, featurettes, music videos, trailer). Hollywood remake of the great German film "Wings of Desire" makes annoying changes to the story and tamps down the spirituality as an angel (Nicolas Cage) falls in love with a mortal (Meg Ryan) and gives up immortality to be with her. Taken on its own terms it's an OK mystical romance but nowhere near the heady experience of the original.
"About Time" (Universal/Blu-ray, 2013, R for language and sex, two discs, $34.98; Blu-ray, DVD, digital versions; deleted scenes, audio commentary, featurettes, bloopers). Funny, charming and aggressively eccentric time-travel comedy with buoyant performances by Rachel McAdams, Domhnall Gleeson and especially Bill Nighy. Unfortunately, it sours its goodwill with foul language and sexual content that goes too far, earning its R rating. (Also on DVD, $20.98)
"Dallas Buyers Club" (Universal/Blu-ray, 2013; R for language, sex, nudity, drugs; two discs, $34.98; Blu-ray, DVD, digital versions; deleted scenes, featurette). Matthew McConaughey stars as real life Texan Ron Woodruff, a homophobe who contracts AIDS, which changes his world view and leads to his smuggling unapproved pharmaceutical drugs to help himself and others. McConaughey, who lost weight for the role, and Jared Leto, as a transgender patient, are considered front-runners for this year's Oscars. (Also on DVD, $29.98)
"The Lady Vanishes" (BBC, 2013, not rated, $24.98). Nifty British television adaptation of Ethel Lina White's novel "The Wheel Spins," which became a classic Alfred Hitchcock thriller in the 1930s. This one sticks closer to the book as a snooty '30s socialite (Tuppence Middleton), traveling across Europe by train, tries to convince fellow passengers that a woman (Selina Cadell) has disappeared. (Fans of "Doc Martin" will recognize Cadell as the unbalanced pharmacist on that show.)
"Burton and Taylor" (BBC, 2013, not rated, $24.98). This British TV movie builds on a real-life incident late in the lives of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. After they were twice married and divorced, Taylor talked Burton into co-starring with her in a Broadway revival of the Noel Coward play "Private Lives," which proved to be a disaster. Dominic West is pretty good as Burton but Helena Bonham Carter is excellent as Taylor (certainly miles better than Lindsay Lohan's "Liz & Dick" debacle in late 2012).
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Definition of bolt-on in English:
(Of an extra part of a machine) able to be fastened on with a bolt or catch.
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An extra part that can be fastened onto a machine with a bolt or catch.
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Nine schools took home trophies from the 2016 Comerica Bank Sportsmanship Luncheon, presented by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, for the 2015 season. Shown in the photo above are the first-place winners. They are, from right to left, Morton Ranch for Class 6A with coach Dave Meadows and player Keivan Boudreaux; Terry for Class 5A with coach Terry Teykl and player Enrique Davila; and Woodlands Christian for Class 4A/Private Schools with coach Mike Crocker and player Kyle Clark. Rounding out the awards in Class 6A were Hightower (second) and a tie for third with Katy and Mayde Creek. In Class 5A it was Houston Lee in second place and North Forest in third place. In Class 4A/Private Schools Lutheran North won second place. The awards were voted on by the referees who call each game. Also in this photo are sponsors Eric Anderson of the FCA, far left, and Comerica Bank vice president Pamela Lovett.
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The TD Club assists area high schools through community-service projects. The Club has awarded approximately $180,000 in scholarships to more than 275 high schoolers in Greater Houston in the past 16 years, and have given out approximately $185,000 in weights and weight equipment to 39 Greater Houston high schools in the past 14 years.
The high schools which received weights were Booker T. Washington, Forest Brook, Reagan, Smiley and Houston Sterling in 2002; Kashmere, Madison, Scarborough, Wheatley and Worthing in 2003; Milby, Northbrook and Westbury in 2004; Furr, Sharpstown and Houston Austin in 2005; Willowridge, Jones, Sam Houston, Aldine and Yates in 2006; Eisenhower, Houston Lamar, Pasadena and Scarborough (again) in 2007; in 2008, Dulles, Furr (again) South Houston and Spring Woods; in 2009, Booker T. Washington (again), Hightower, Spring and Waltrip; in 2010, Alief Hastings and Jeff Davis; in 2011, Alief Elsik, Reagan (again) and Bellaire; in 2012, Humble, Houston Lee, and Madison (again); and in 2013, Hightower (again), La Marque and Lutheran North; Westbury Christian in 2014; Aldine (again), Madison (again) and Scarborough (again) in 2015; and Saint John XXIII in 2016.
The TD Club has teamed up with the Houston Texans' Sean Washington, the director of player development, to distribute excess shoes to needy high schools. Schools assisted so far are in HISD, Fort Bend ISD, Lamar Consolidated ISD, Anahuac, Goose Creek ISD, C.E. King, Bridge City, Humble, Cypress Springs, Tomball ISD, Stafford and Spring Branch ISD.
We helped start the Senior Showcase in 2009 with the Houston Texans and with Houston ISD co-founders Phil Camp and Coby Rhoden, during which more than 800 high school kids have been offered almost $80 million in scholarships and grants from NAIA and NCAA Division II and NCAA Division III schools. The event takes place in the Methodist Training Facility on the Texans campus (the practice bubble).
'Fight 'em until Hell freezes over, and then fight 'em on the ice.'
-- TCU's Dutch Meyer
'Three things happen when you throw the ball, and two of them are bad.'
-- Texas' Darrell Royal
'Never been licked.' Movie about Texas A&M's Corps of Cadets
'I didn't think anything of it at first. Then I thought to myself, 'My God, he's coming out here to hit me,' ' -- Rice's Dick Maegle before Alabama's Tommy Lewis came off the bench to tackle him in the 1954 Cotton Bowl.
'He could take his'n and beat yours'n, and then he could take yours'n and beat his'n.' -- Former Oilers head coach Bum Phillips on Don Shula
'I've found that prayer works best when you have big players.'
-- Knute Rockne, Notre Dame
'They beat us like a tied-up goat.'-- Texas Tech's Spike Dykes
'Always remember that Goliath was a 40-point favorite over David.
-- Shug Jordan, Auburn
'We didn't tackle well today, but we made up for it by not blocking .'
-- John McKay, USC
'Football is not a contact sport, it is a collision sport. Dancing is a contact sport.' -- Duffy Daugherty, Michigan State
'In Alabama, an atheist is someone who doesn't believe in Bear Bryant.' -- Wally Butts, Georgia
'Football is only a game. Spiritual things are eternal. Nevertheless, beat Texas.' -- church sign in Arkansas
before 1969 Shootout
'Son, you've got a good engine, but your hands aren't on the steering wheel.' -- Bobby Bowden, Florida State
'My advice to defensive players: Take the shortest route to the ball and arrive in a bad humor.' -- Bowden Wyatt, Tennessee
'Gentlemen, it is better for you to have died a small boy
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2016 UIL High School Kickoff Dinner, presented by Texan Live-Texan Drive; 7 p.m., Wed., Aug. 17, JW Marriott, 5150 Westheimer
We will present the All-Greater Houston Preseason UIL High School Football Team at this dinner. All student-athlete honorees will sit at the head table; we ask everyone at the head table to wear a coat and tie.
2016 Private High School Kickoff Dinner, presented by the Hildebrand Foundation, 7 p.m., Wed., Aug. 24, JW Marriott, 5150 Westheimer
We will present the All-Greater Houston Preseason Private High School Football Team at this dinner. All student-athlete honorees will sit at the head table; we ask everyone at the head table to wear a coat and tie.
Tickets to both events are $50 each. Tables are 10 seats each. Tables cost $500 (regular table), $600 (bronze sponsorship), $1,000 (silver sponsorship), $1,500 (gold sponsorship) and $2,500 (platinum sponsorship).
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For questions, please call the TD Club's Neal Farmer at 713-849-9860, or e-mail Neal at email@example.com.
The Touchdown Club gave the Touchdowner of the Year Award in May, 2016, to Archie Manning, former Houston Oiler quarterback. He is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame and was an All-America at the University of Mississippi. Archie also is president of the National Football Foundation, of which the TD Club is the Houston chapter.
The Touchdowner is given annually by the Club for extraordinary contributions and outstanding achievements reflecting honor and sportsmanship to football over a lengthy time.
Previous Touchdowner winners include Darrell Royal, Kyle Rote, Bear Bryant, Sammy Baugh, Harry Fouke, Bill Yeoman, John David Crow, Bobby Lane, Eddie Robinson, Roger Staubach, Jack Pardee, Tom Landry, Grant Teaff, Earl Campbell, Dave Campbell, Spike Dykes, Ken Hatfield, Hayden Fry, Mack Brown, Jerry LeVias, Thurman Thomas, Kenny Houston, Chris Gilbert, Robert McNair, O.J. Brigance, Red Cashion and Joe Tusa.