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We use these channels to slowly roll out updates to users, starting with our close to daily Canary channel builds, all the way up to our Stable channel releases that happen every 6 weeks roughly. Channels Windows Mac Android Linux Stable channel 32-bit Ubuntu/Debian 32-bit Fedora/OpenSUSE64-bit Ubuntu/Debian64-bit Fedora/Red Hat/OpenSUSE How do I choose which channel to use? The release channels for chrome range from the most stable and tested (Stable channel) to completely untested and likely least stable (Canary channel).
Apps, Extensions and Themes. Making the web faster, safer, and easier. Admin templates for Google Chrome make it more enterprise-friendly. System admins generally aren't fond of rolling out new software to their users if they don't have a measure of control over what those users can and can't do with the app in question. Google knows that, and they've been working for a while now to add enterprise-friendly policy support to Chrome. Now, Google has made policy templates available for download which provide a measure of lockdown functionality. As you can see, after importing the .ADM files into the Windows Group Policy Editor you'll be able to manage a handful of Chrome settings via a local machine policy.
A default home page and proxy settings can be configured and Chrome Sync can be blocked, but the bulk of the options are related to background communications with Google (alternate error pages, DNS prefetch, crash reporting, suggestions, etc.). There are a few things missing right now. Tags: admin, enterprise, google chrome, GoogleChrome, policy, sysadmin. Alert. Apps per le aziende. Chrome - Scarica un nuovo browser. Chromium Blog. Chrome: un estensione per scaricare files da RapidShare direttam.
Gmail. Google. Official Google Blog. Google Labs. How To Use Google Buzz. If you're a GMail user you've no doubt come across a brand new section of your email called Buzz.
Buzz is Google's new social network and it's already created a stir. There have been concerns over privacy but all in all, the reaction has been very largely positive. This article is a simple guide explaining how to use the service. What is Buzz? Buzz is Google's answer to Twitter and Facebook, remarkably similar to another service (that Facebook acquired and still exists) called Friendfeed. Buzz is a way for you to share status updates, video, audio and images with friends. A little like Facebook you might say, but Google does dramatically improve on the stream based UI that Facebook has become synonymous with. Before You Get Started Your Profile Page That said, you will need to get your Google Profile set up, yep, just like your Facebook one. You can however choose not to show your full name and also have the option of hiding the people you're following and who are following you. 1. 2. 3. 4.
Turn Off Google Buzz - Unbuzz. After yesterday's revelation of Google Buzz, one of the big questions that people are asking this morning is "how do I turn off Google Buzz, exactly?" Or, in cutesier language, "how do I unBuzz?" Even though Google is roping the 176 million+ Gmail accounts into their great social experiment, they're not evil (that's their motto, after all), and while the off switch isn't staring you in the face, it's fairly painless to turn Google Buzz off: In any Gmail window, whether it's your regular inbox, your Buzz inbox, or an individual message, scroll down to the bottom of the screen.In the footer, you'll see a text link that says "turn off buzz."
Click that link. Libri. Maps. Webcams.travel - Webcam turistiche del mondo intero. Public DNS. Reader. Pure Reader — Do your Google Reader experience a favour. We've already seen a bunch of prettifiers for Safari, but here's a new one that… that… you just have to look at it.
Pixel specialist Na Wong (artist profile) has hand crafted the most beautiful Google Reader restyling of modern times. Pure Reader. Personally I never quite got into the whole "Helveti" trend, so I just ended up avoiding Google Reader on the web altogether. But this new extension… it… it recrafts Google Reader into an application, but at the same time not mimicking desktop UI. Sidewiki. Sites - Free websites and wikis. The Go Programming Language. Talk. Metti più passione nelle conversazioni Puoi vedere se i tuoi amici hanno letto i tuoi messaggi e se stanno digitando una risposta.
Se un amico non è disponibile quando cerchi di contattarlo, vedrà un avviso quando torna online e la conversazione non subirà interruzioni. Se attivi SMS for Hangouts, ricevi i messaggi anche quando non sei collegato a Internet. I messaggi ti arrivano via SMS e puoi rispondere con altri SMS per continuare la conversazione Attiva SMS for Hangouts Puoi vedere se i tuoi amici hanno letto i tuoi messaggi e se stanno digitando una risposta. Puoi sempre tornare nei tuoi Hangout Anche se ti sposti da un dispositivo a un altro, trovare e riprendere le conversazioni è semplicissimo. Traduttore.
Voice. Wave - Communicate and collaborate in real time. Extensions List (Google Wave Extensions List) The Complete Guide to Google Wave: How to Use Google Wave. Google Shared Spaces. APIs & Developer Products - January 2011.


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Sometimes, it just jumps off the screen. Other times, it takes a second or third look. Scouts Inc. watched all the Week 13 games and learned a few things about each team.
Texans 30, Jaguars 17
• The Texans' defense played the run aggressively, and consistently loaded up the box with eight defenders. The front four did a good job of controlling the line of scrimmage, and they were able to create penetration and disrupt blocking schemes. Once Jacksonville was forced to throw, DE Mario Williams and Houston's pass rush were successful generating consistent pressure on QB David Garrard.
• The Jaguars did a poor job up front when it came to stopping the run. Their front four often lost gap responsibility and gave up too many explosive plays to RB Steve Slaton. When defensive linemen pick a side and leave their responsibility, it often opens up major running lanes. The Jaguars' front seven need to do a better job of getting a fit and forcing the ball carrier to run laterally rather than north-and-south.
Colts 10, Browns 6
• The Colts were much weaker up the middle than they were two weeks ago. RG Ryan Lilja and C Jeff Saturday were out this week, and MLB Gary Brackett left this game early in the second quarter with an ankle injury. This was particularly a problem versus the Browns because they are an interior running team with RB Jamal Lewis and the strength of their defense is up the middle where NT Shaun Rogers resides. The offensive linemen were replaced by rookies Jamey Richard and Mike Pollak, and the Colts' ability to move the pile in short-yardage situations was clearly compromised, as evidenced at the end of the first half when Indy couldn't punch the ball in on four tries. Rogers was also clearly a force in the run game because he blew up rushing attempts with regularity.
• Not that he should have been expected to, but QB Derek Anderson really hasn't gotten any better. Anderson wasn't terrible versus the Colts and did make some very impressive throws, but he also had the benefit of playing in a close game with a strong run attack. But his accuracy and ability to handle the weather conditions and throw a wet ball remained problematic. His protection was also very good, but his inability to feel the rush resulted in a Colts' defensive touchdown that was caused by DE Dwight Freeney's sack and strip that led to DE Robert Mathis' touchdown.
Ravens 34, Bengals 3
• You have to love the Ravens' jumbo package (3 TE and 2 RB). In the backfield, pounding FB Lorenzo Neal (255 pounds) leads the way for fullback-turned-power running back Le'Ron McClain (260 pounds). There are no wide receivers on the field but three tight ends instead. Among those "tight ends" the Ravens sometimes include massive NT Haloti Ngata (345 pounds). No other team in the league puts this amount of huge bodies on the field at the same time.
• QB Ryan Fitzpatrick had a lot of passes batted down at the line of scrimmage. While Fitzpatrick isn't the tallest quarterback to see or throw over huge bodies in front of him, most of the reason his passes were batted down was due to the fact that defensive coordinator Rex Ryan knew that the Bengals' passing game has little to no downfield ability. When Fitzpatrick tried to take three-step drops and get the ball out quickly, his protection was already getting driven backwards by the powerful Ravens' pass rush and the passing lanes were greatly compromised.
Buccaneers 23, Saints 20
Tampa Bay
• Defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin relied on his four-man rush, while playing maximum coverage on the back end. The bulk of the Buccaneers' pressure came from their four-man rush, which bothered QB Drew Brees in the pocket when moving off landmarks. The Buccaneers are fast and aggressive and did a good job of making the proper run fits within their 4-3 schemes, forcing the Saints into being a one-dimensional team through the air.
New Orleans
• The Saints have no confidence in the running game and are simply a one-dimensional passing team. With that said, head coach Sean Payton dialed up a lot of different looks that involved bunch formations designed to flood the short and intermediate areas to try to attack different levels. However, Brees had a very difficult time fitting the ball into tight windows in the Buccaneers' underneath zones, which resulted in some game-changing mistakes late in the game. This game was decided on turnovers.
Dolphins 16, Rams 12
• It appeared Miami's coaching staff had a very conservative game plan in this matchup. QB Chad Pennington took very few shots (less than normal) downfield and appeared overly conservative. However, Pennington did move the chains at crucial times with spot throws that were delivered well before his targets were out of their breaks. Offensive coordinator Dan Henning tried to muscle the Rams' marginal defensive front with a power zone ground assault between the tackles.
St. Louis
• The Rams controlled the clock and the tempo of the game, especially in the first half, by running between the tackles with a healthy RB Steven Jackson and a high-percentage passing game. Offensive coordinator Al Saunders made a concerted effort to get Jackson the ball and establish the Rams in the trenches. The Rams' offensive line was physical against the Dolphins' stingy 3-4 scheme, until the Rams got into the red zone. The Dolphins' defense tightened up its coverage (techniques and alignment) once St. Louis threatened to score.
Steelers 33, Patriots 10
• Surprisingly, the Steelers' offensive line controlled the line of scrimmage, especially on the edges of the Patriots' 3-4 defense. Offensive coordinator Bruce Arians dialed up some off-tackle Power-O runs, misdirections and delayed draws that attacked the outside edges. The Steelers had tremendous balance on offense and did a great job of handling the rainy conditions in New England. This was a very impressive win as the Steelers dominated the second half in all phases of the game.
New England
• Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels should be on a lot of short lists for head coaching positions this offseason. He is a dynamic playcaller who knows how to attack opposing defenses. And his development of QB Matt Cassel has been impressive. However, the Steelers' defense dominated the Patriots' offense in the second half, and the Patriots were unable to make plays on third down or handle the Steelers' pressure schemes.
Broncos 34, Jets 17
• The Broncos seemed to outcoach the Jets staff with a variety of offensive formations that attacked every area of the line of scrimmage as well as the secondary. QB Jay Cutler had lots of time to scan the field with little pressure in the pocket and complete passes at every level of the field. Cutler racked up 357 yards through the air versus a combination of five-underneath zone and man coverages. Cutler appeared to be more confident with his reads, timing and accuracy, and the Jets had no answer.
N.Y. Jets
• Defensive coordinator Bob Sutton's approach was to be physical in the secondary against the Broncos' perimeter receivers. New York's corners used a combination of tight man and zone techniques to reroute Denver's explosive targets. The Jets had some success utilizing this approach, but for the most part Cutler was able to exploit New York's coverage defenders due to a lack of pressure in the pocket. The Broncos' combination of solid blocking along with a complex offensive package (formations, shifts, motions, etc.) appeared to limit the overall aggressiveness of the Jets' defense.
Giants 23, Redskins 7
N.Y. Giants
• The Giants did a great job of disguising their blitzes and being unpredictable as to when they were coming. They came with safety blitzes, corner blitzes and linebacker blitzes and used a lot of twists and stunts from their front seven. Not only do the Giants bring a heavy blitz package, but they're disciplined and do an excellent job of maintaining gap responsibility and staying in their lanes.
• The Redskins' offensive line struggled early on trying to figure out where the blitz was coming from, and as a result, QB Jason Campbell was under consistent pressure. Campbell is one of the more accurate passers in the league when he has time to survey the field and step into his throws, but he can struggle when he has bodies around his feet and ends up taking a lot of hits.
49ers 10, Bills 3
San Francisco
• The 49ers used an aggressive ground game to run right at the Bills. Driving off the ball with a good mix of pulling and trapping to create run lanes for RB Frank Gore, the 49ers forced the Bills to commit extra defenders to stopping the run. This softened up the back end enough to allow QB Shaun Hill to hit on 14 of 23 passes.
• The Bills' offensive line did not do a great job of recognizing San Francisco's defensive fronts, especially in the first half. The 49ers showed a variety of fronts, making it difficult to determine if they were in an odd front with a blitzing linebacker or an even front looking to two-gap. Sloppy conditions also made it difficult for the Bills to finish drives off despite dominating the game statistically.
Chiefs 20, Raiders 13
Kansas City
• The Chiefs used a lot of multiple-receiver sets with TE Tony Gonzalez walked off on the opposite side. This forced a lot of single coverage, which the Chiefs took advantage of as Gonzalez caught eight passes for 110 yards. When Kansas City ran, it tended to run at the edges of the Raiders' defense. Oakland's defensive ends and outside linebackers did a poor job of setting the edge versus the run.
• The Raiders came with a heavy blitz package in an attempt to rattle QB Tyler Thigpen. Defensive coordinator Rob Ryan trusted his cornerbacks to man up on Kansas City's receivers, generally matching up CB Nnamdi Asomugha with Gonzalez. Unfortunately, the Raiders' pass rush did a poor job of staying in their lanes and the Chiefs had a lot of success with designed quarterback draws. Thigpen gained 44 yards on 11 carries.
Falcons 22, Chargers 16
• The Falcons' defense has a lot of young players who are stepping up and making plays at key moments. The trade for CB Domonique Foxworth has yielded good results, and rookie MLB Curtis Lofton is playing like a veteran. This defense held RB LaDainian Tomlinson to 24 yards rushing and QB Philip Rivers to 149 yards passing.
San Diego
• The Chargers' offense has been the strength of the team this year, but they had little success moving the ball against Atlanta's defense. Rivers never looked comfortable in the pocket, and the vertical passing game suffered. His receivers dropped balls and had trouble creating separation out of their breaks.
Vikings 34, Bears 14
• The Vikings' defense (especially the front four) was getting pushed around some early in the game until a goal-line stand seemed to ignite their aggression to a different level. Minnesota was able to stymie Chicago's running game and pressure QB Kyle Orton in the pocket out of the Vikings' base 4-3 defensive front. It was a bit of a surprise to see that the Bears didn't adjust with more maximum protections or at least chip on DE Jared Allen, who had three sacks.
• Early in the contest, Orton was on target with a three-step quick passing game to move the chains, and he was aided by physical ground attack led by RB Matt Forte. Early in this matchup, the Bears' offensive line appeared to hold their blocks longer (especially in the running game) to create rare creases in the stingy Vikings' defensive unit.
Panthers 35, Packers 31
• Panthers RB DeAngelo Williams is doing an excellent job reading his blocks, which is part of the reason he is having more success this year. He is also helped because Carolina is also bigger up front along the offensive line, but his vision combined with his lower-body strength and low center of gravity make him very difficult to stop.
Green Bay
• QB Aaron Rodgers did not get off to a good start, but he found his rhythm and timing in the third quarter. The deep ball completion to WR Donald Driver in the third quarter helped Rodgers gain some confidence, but the Packers also used stacked-receiver alignments to flood Carolina's zones, which were effective.
Eagles 48, Cardinals 20 (Thursday)
• This game was won early in the contest with a physical ground assault on basic running plays, as well as a mixture of three-step drops and high-percentage passes (screens, slants and option patterns). Few passes were over 10 yards and when the ground attack was effective, it set up play-action bootleg passes well for Donovan McNabb to get on the edge. There was no question that Andy Reid was making a concerted effort to get his franchise signal-caller on track with easy throws and fewer reads.
• The Cardinals were forced to bring a safety up in the box and keep a linebacker in (instead of adjusting out against specific spread sets) to stop the Eagles' ground assault. Clearly the Eagles were the more physical group in the trenches. Defensively, the Cardinals didn't get off blocks quickly enough to slow down an impressive Philadelphia running game.
Cowboys 34, Seahawks 9 (Thursday)
• TE Jason Witten showed excellent awareness in the passing game. He has very good reactions to coverage. His ability to settle quickly in zones and make adjustments when the QB was flushed was a key to their success in attacking the interior of the defense. Witten was impressive, especially considering he is still dealing with a rib injury.
• Seattle's offensive line play has definitely been affected by the shuffling of players at left guard, center and right guard. Their lack of cohesion and continuity up front was noticeable in pass protection against the Cowboys' pass rush and blitz schemes. The run game also does not have the same type of movement off the ball or ability to sustain blocks that it needs against a good defense like Dallas.
Titans 47, Lions 10 (Thursday)
• The Lions could hardly even get a hand on Chris Johnson, whose role in the offense continues to grow. Of course, the Titans' run blocking was exceptional, as Johnson and LenDale White had gaping holes to run through all afternoon, but the Lions' back end support was just awful and someone as explosive and fast as Johnson was off to the races before the Lions could do anything to get in his way. His vision and start/stop ability is impressive and he needs just a tiny crack to make a big play. Tennessee also continues to get him more involved as a receiver. It was equally as dominating by Tennessee's running game as it was pathetic by Detroit's defense.
• The worst thing that could have happened to the Lions was getting down early. On a short week with aching bodies and far overmatched from a physical and talent perspective, Detroit had little chance in the trenches against Tennessee on both sides of the ball. With a lead, the Titans could run at will while mixing in a few throws to keep Detroit honest, but the Lions' defensive front was quite simply out-manned and worn down by the end of the first half. It looked like a varsity team against the JV squad.
Scouts Inc. watches games, breaks down film and studies football from all angles for ESPN.com.


text: 1. Volt Loses Charge All this conspiracy talk about Chevy Volt fires is really burning us up. The problem with GM's ( GM) all-important electric car is clearly not a faulty battery -- it's that nobody is buying the darned thing! GM CEO Daniel Akerson cruised over to Capitol Hill this week to defend the automaker's response to a handful of Volt battery fires last June before the GOP-led House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration officially started looking into the matter last November and ended its investigation last week, concluding that the Volt and other electric cars pose the same fire risks as gasoline-powered vehicles. In his written testimony, Akerson stressed that fires only resulted when government regulators put the battery "through lab conditions that no driver would experience in the real world." Memo to Mr. Akerson: We're not talking about the "real world." We're talking about Congress here. Seriously, only on Planet Washington would a hearing be titled, "Volt Vehicle Fire: What did NHTSA Know and When Did They Know It?" Will you guys get real? Just because the government still owns 26.5% of the company's shares post-bailout, this does not automatically mean that President Obama is trying to sweep safety risks under the floor mat. If you remember, it took 10 months for the NHTSA and NASA to conclude that Toyota's ( TM) so-called accelerator problems were the result of heavy-footed drivers, not badly-wired cars. Heck, compared to that investigation, this Volt inquiry was completed in no-time-flat. In the end, that wild goose chase caused Toyota to recall -- unnecessarily in most cases -- over 7.5 million automobiles. And even if the Volt was unsafe -- which it's not -- GM can only dream of a recall that big. The Volt sold a mere 7,671 units last year, well below GM's 10,000 target. So what held sales back? Was it the bad press over the batteries or some other quality issue? Not at all. As TheStreet contributor Anton Wahlman adroitly points out, the flaming battery issue has been a non-factor and the Volt has the single highest customer satisfaction rating - 93% according to Consumer Reports just two months ago - of any car in the market, even higher than the Porsche 911 with 91%. The real culprits, says Wahlman, are the bureaucrats in California's Democrat-dominated government who victimized the Volt by making the 2011 model ineligible to apply for California carpool lane status. As a result, all the buyers in the biggest plug-in car market in the country ran out and bought Nissan ( NSANY.PK) LEAFs instead. Yep, the Volt is quickly losing its charge because of baseless bipartisan bickering. Forgive us for feeling less than shocked. -- Written by Gregg Greenberg in New York. Prev 4 of 5 Next


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Red Hot World Buffet is a fun chain of restaurants in the UK which offers a buffet of cuisines from around the world.
Red Hot World Buffet is a fun chain of restaurants in the UK which offers a buffet of cuisines from around the world.
Having suffered from a low engagement rate on Facebook, Red Hot World Buffet challenged us to increase the 'likes', talking about figure and reach of the brand across this social network.
We also added the objective to develop a direct link to social ROI by increasing footfall into the restaurants and attributing this specifically to the brand's Facebook users.
Our approach was to instantly launch engaging Facebook campaigns using techniques and strategies to both re-engage current 'likes' and to reach out to friends of 'likes' via compelling campaigns and competitions.
Red Hot World Buffet also had Facebook pages for each specific restaurant location, each with 'likes' and check-ins. We merged these location pages into one Red Hot World Buffet HQ Facebook page as a main destination for customers.
Weekly campaigns and offers ensured a high level of and rapid growth in engagement with the brand as it quickly became the leading buffet restaurant chain in the UK.
After managing the Red Hot World Buffet Facebook page for three months, we had increased the brand's reach across the platform by 700%, added a further 9,000 'likes' to the Facebook page and implemented an average customer response time of 30 minutes.
Not only this, but the launch post for the Offer of the Week campaign was viewed by 320,761 people, making it the most viewed status ever on the brand's Facebook page.
"We're really pleased with the high-quality, engaging social media campaigns the team at Branded3 consistently create for Red Hot World Buffet, it's really important for us to reach out to our customers and Branded3 help us do this in fun and innovative ways. We're really enjoying working with their team."− Sachin Bajpai - Head of Brand & Corporate Marketing - Red Hot World Buffet


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What judgment will history ultimately make about the eight-year presidency of Bill Clinton? Will he be judged by his achievements, such as reforming welfare, creating millions of jobs, creating budget surpluses instead of budget deficits, and protecting the environment? Or will it be judged by the seemingly endless scandals, both political and personal, that ate up so much valuable time? Was he a success or a disappointment? It may well be years before we have enough distance from the Clinton administration to look at it impartially. Joe Klein, who became famous as the mysterious "Anonymous" who wrote the political novel Primary Colors, has written a "warts and all" look at Clinton's terms in office, reflecting both his political strengths (his amazingly encyclopedic knowledge of any and every issue, his ability to find a "third way" between stereotypical Republican and Democratic philosophies, etc.) and his weaknesses (overindulgence in just about every human foible one can think of, among others).
Klein, who has had unparalleled access to Clinton over the years, is uniquely qualified to present an evenhanded and eloquent take on a man who was viciously hated by his (many) political enemies, but loved and -- it seems -- understood by average Americans who saw him as a human being just like themselves. Even those who feel they might be suffering from "Clinton fatigue" will find Klein's fair and honest portrayal well worth reading. (Nicholas Sinisi)
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County commissioners are proposing a $103.5 million budget for 2006-07 that includes a 5-cent increase in the property tax rate.
The increase is tough to swallow, but considering the alternative, it's best for the county.
The additional money from the tax increase will make the payments on $51 million commissioners plan to borrow for several building projects that are overdue. They include renovating the Historic Courthouse, renovating and adding to Mills River Elementary School, building a new elementary school on Sugarloaf Road and putting up a new technology education building at Blue Ridge Community College.
Critics may believe the county could get by with a smaller increase -- or no increase -- by delaying the projects, but delays would only cost taxpayers more. In the 11 years the county has talked about renovating the courthouse, the cost has doubled.
The new building at BRCC needs to go up quickly, so the college can continue to give residents the training they need to compete in an economy in which technology changes rapidly. And as the county's population grows, so does the number of children entering the school system. The county has to have enough classrooms to educate them.
Board Chairman Bill Moyer says he wouldn't back off any of the four projects.
"I think they're all absolutely mandatory or we're going to pay a much bigger price in the future," he said.
Commissioners face some tough decisions in the rest of the budget. They must balance requests from the School Board, the Department of Social Services and the Health Department for more operating money to keep up with the population growth. At the same time, they must figure out how to pay for rising costs from Medicaid and health care insurance for employees.
Probably the toughest choice is how much to give the schools. The School Board asked for $18.8 million for operations and more than $3.6 million to paint walls, replace roofs and fix balky furnaces. County Manager Steve Wyatt has proposed giving the schools $17.7 million for operating costs and $2.4 million for maintenance costs.
At a public hearing Monday night, 20 teachers and principals and even one student urged commissioners to give schools more money for upkeep.
"We constantly maintain our homes in hope of avoiding more expensive repairs in the future," said Linda Soble, president of the Henderson County Association of Educators. "Should we do less for our schools?"
After the hearing, commissioners wisely decided to hold another workshop before approving the budget. Commissioner Chuck McGrady said he wanted to better understand all the issues the public raised. That's a good idea.
Commissioners have done a good job of building and renovating schools, but they must also see that the buildings are properly maintained. Commissioners have made the right choice in supporting the tax increase. Now they need to see if they can find more money for school maintenance.
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Jhaura Wachsman, founder of Litetrail.com, took this photo of me and my favorite UL tent, Gossamer Gear's The One.
Friday morning
Clouds are clearing above Lake Morena. It is going to be a nice day!
Vendor display area.
Dicentra reads a recipe from her new trail foods book while HoosierDaddy listens.
Billy Goat and Jah-Rah
The Vendor area.
Gossamer Gear booth
Strider shows off his lo-tech hiking pole.
David Lopez and Sierra Shade at their StickPic booth.
Gossamer Gear booth: Keen Eyes, G-Squared, Mike, and Disco.
Meeting hikers who hiked the section from the Border.
Dinner time.
Saturday gathering before breakfast.
Trail designs booth
Ravensong shows off her vintage AlpenLite pack. In 1976, she became the first woman to thru-hike the PCT.
Disco talks about his new book: "I Hike", a collection of mostly true stories from 10,000 miles of hiking.
The Vendor area around Saturday noon.
G-Squared demonstrates a Gossamer Gear pack to Billy Goat.
PCTHYOH app won the Gear Contest. Jester and Squatch co-directed the event.
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Saturday Dinner
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Trainer Ricky Maund faces spell after being found guilty same-day treatment of racehorse
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- December 07, 2012
TRAINER Ricky Maund is facing a lengthy sabbatical as Racing Victoria stewards continue their push to stamp out illegal activities in racing.
Maund yesterday was found guilty of treating Timely Truce at his property at Corinella on November 10.
Timely Truce was scheduled to contest the Hilton Hotels Stakes at Flemington on the same day.
Maund pleaded not guilty to the charge.
But chief steward Terry Bailey said "only you" could have administered an injection.
Stewards Dion Villella and Kane Ashby went to Maund's property and discovered fresh blood on Timely Truce's neck.
No illegal substances were used, according to veterinarian reports.
Bailey adjourned the hearing until Monday, saying he was giving Maund time to "give some thought to the way we are seeing this case differently".
Bailey said stewards could disqualify, suspend or fine up to $75,000 any trainer who treats a galloper on race day.
"I would like to point out that we treat each case on its own set of facts," Bailey said.
"We see this differently to the (Robert) Smerdon case which was a negligence type of charge in that the horse was treated by a person unknown. In your case there is only one possible scenario and that is it was you (who did it)."
Smerdon was fined $10,000 when Shewan was discovered with blood on its neck the day it was to run on October 20, Caulfield Cup day.
Stewards have been cracking down on same-day treatments.
Queensland trainer Nathan Schofield was disqualified for 12 months, and lost an appeal, for intending to treat a horse with a stomach tube on Melbourne Cup day.
Trainer Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony face five charges for allegedly conspiring to tube sprinter Howmuchdoyouloveme during the VRC Spring Carnival.
And trainer Jim Conlan also is waiting his hearing for pre-race treatment on race morning of Rekindled Interest's run in the Turnbull Stakes.
POPULAR Queensland jockey Chris Maund, a close relation of Ricky Maund, was yesterday outed for seven months after testing positive to methamphetamines at a meeting at Eagle Farm in October.
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Moscow fans racially abuse Anzhi players
MOSCOW - Anzhi Makhachkala thanked Moscow police on Friday, Aug.24, for keeping order and protecting their fans at the Lokomotiv Stadium during a Europa League first-leg tie marred by crowd trouble.
"We would like to say special thanks to the Lokomotiv Football Club for providing their home arena for our match," Anzhi said on their website (www.fc-anji.ru).
"We also want to thank the Moscow police for providing a high level of security during the match."
Thursday's match, where Anzhi beat Dutch club AZ Alkmaar 1-0, was attended by several hundred Moscow fans, who racially abused Anzhi players and threw objects on to the pitch.
Some fans were pictured giving a Nazi salute and chanting slogans such as "Russia is (only) for Russians" and "Caucasians go home".
The fans said they were protesting against the club from the volatile North Caucasus region playing their games in Moscow.
UEFA has banned Anzhi from playing at home in the violence-plagued Dagestan region this season for security reasons.
Anzhi coach Guus Hiddink criticised the fans' behaviour.
"I'm not sure if those were the real football fans," the Dutchman told reporters after the match.
"I think it was a provocation against our club. I don't know what UEFA will do next. They may ask us to play elsewhere."
Anzhi striker Shamil Lakhiyalov was even more forthright, saying: "I think it would be better if we play our home games in Europe instead of Moscow."
Thursday's crowd trouble was the latest in a series of fan violence in Russian soccer.
Also on Thursday, police in St Petersburg opened a criminal case after several Anzhi supporters had been attacked by local fans in Russia's northern capital.
Last week, several Zenit St Petersburg supporters said they were badly beaten by police and stadium security staff after a league game against Anzhi in Makhachkala.
One of the fans, Alexander Makasin, was on Friday admitted to an intensive care unit in St Petersburg with damage to his spleen and other internal injuries, the fans' group said on their official website (www.landscrona.ru).
In March, a fan threw a banana at Anzhi's Congolese defender Christopher Samba at a league game at Lokomotiv Stadium.
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Posted 18 January 2006 - 12:47 PM
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Posted 18 January 2006 - 04:18 PM
I can't. I won't. I know it is selfish of me. I know I am the way that I am because of it. I'm not denying that things have happen to me. They are nasty. I can still smell some of them sometimes. I'm thinking about me. I just have to think about me.
I'm so sorry.
Posted 09 April 2006 - 01:12 PM
I ran across his myspace the other day. (He is friends with a friend of one of my friends- small world!)
He's 30 now. I see all the girls so much younger than him (even under 18) on his friends list and want to save them all. But they probably wouldn't believe me and I'm terrified that they'll tell him.
I try not to look at it but I can't help it. I'm scared that he'll find mine (if he hasn't already) but I don't want to let him control my life with fear anymore.
Have any of you found out that your rapist is friends with people you know (and they weren't before)?
I feel like my whole world is closing in on me. People that weren't connected before are now.
Posted 18 August 2006 - 09:55 PM
Posted 06 September 2006 - 02:32 PM
I've only just found this topic and I'm glad I did because it's something I've thought about a lot. The main reason I reported what happened to me was because I was scared he'd do it to someone else. At least then I'd have done everything I thought I could do to stop it from happening again. If I ever found out he'd done it again, I'd feel awful and guilty, but that's not fair. I'd feel so bad for the girl but guilty? Isn't that how he should feel?
I don't see how it could ever be the victim's fault if their perpetrator went on to do it to someone else. You can't be blamed for the actions of someone else. It's the blame and fault of the rapist only. Noone should feel forced to report it if they don't want to.
It seems to be a fault with society that there is so much victim blame. I just don't get it!!
Charley xxx
Posted 20 January 2007 - 01:20 AM
But there are days I still regret it, knowing that he's still out there and probably assaulting someone else.....
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Posted 23 January 2007 - 10:30 AM
With the rape, the way it happened, I doubt the police would even see it as rape. I also didn't acknowledge it as such for three years after. Now, even if I could technically file a report, I'm plain scared of secondary wounding from ignorant people if I speak out. It's hard enough for me to tell my story.
With my b-brother, so many "experts" see sibling abuse as normal, experimental, whatever... again, I wonder if someone is going to label it as fooling around and not take me seriously. I have lived long enough with that, I don't want to hear it again Not only that but I thought with my b-mother knowing when it happened, that was enough... until she too labeled it as normal and basically took his side.
I've since informed my extended family what he did, as well as some of my b-father's inappropriate behavior. They are all siding with my b-family and have even suggested they sue me. So now I'm afraid if I go to the authorities and they find out it'll add fuel to the fire.
I never reported my fourth grade teacher to the police, but I did finally tell the current principal a couple of years ago. She actually did a lot of footwork and talked to old teachers and the former principal for me, she too didn't want this guy out and about to hurt other kids... turned out he'd died a few years ago after spending 20 years in a wheelchair from a horrible motorcycle accident, probably no more than a year after what he did to me. As evil as it sounds that to me was a blessing and sentence enough, it guaranteed he couldn't hurt another child.
My childhood T filed a report with the authorities as part of her legal obligation when I told her about a former next door neighbor molesting me while babysitting when I was two or three. I think I was about 16 when we did this... I was really surprised at how EMPOWERED I felt. That T has since died and I have no idea where my former neighbor is anymore... he and his family moved away when I was in preschool. It's been suspected that his father was at the least molesting his sister and maybe even him.
Yes, I have wondered if there are others, and yes if there are I would feel sick over wondering if I could have stopped it sooner, and yes I would feel like I committed a sin of omission. But at this point, I feel like I'm doing the best I can to break the cycle by telling others when someone is dangerous, especially since statutes probably prevent legal action from being taken anyway... and ultimately it is still the PERP who is responsible for his or her own actions!
Posted 18 October 2007 - 05:05 AM
After reading some of these entries, I realized that most of you are right. I am not responsible for his or my dads' actions, only mine. I did what I could do with the knowledge I had at the time. I felt I did all I could do. I even went with the advice of the assistant pastor of the Church. I also realized that even if he was convicted, who is to say that when he was released that he wouldn't do it again to someone? Putting predators away usually just stop them for a little while. They don't stop at that. My biological father molested my sister and myself and only got 2 yrs. in the pen. After his release he continued his old habits. Years later, he found us again. I can only speak for myself, but he began to 'rape' me over and over for a few more years to come. I didn't know what to do. The thought never crossed my mind to turn him in, because I felt I was just as much at fault as he was. Actually in almost all of my 'rapes' I felt like I asked for it to happen. I must admit, I still do sometimes.
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Posted 18 October 2007 - 05:29 AM
Hun, that is what we are trying to say here. You are definitely not responsible at all. Being too young to speak brings no fault to you at all, actually whether you were too young or not, if they decide to do this again then they are responsible for their own action. You just need to comfort that child within, hun.
I'd like to think that I'm not responsible if my 1st 2 abusers did it agian, because I was too young to speak up in the first place! blondie24
Posted 19 October 2007 - 08:25 PM
When I was 13 I got very sick with anorexia and my parents thought the reason I kept getting sick was because I didn't have "closure" so they tried to reopen the case. When the proceedings were moving on I stopped eating completely and ended up in the ICU with heart and kidney damage. After that I kept relapsing over and over and went in and out of hospitals for 6 years.
My T tells me now that the only way I could get my family and the police to listen to me was to stop eating. I did want justice but I was still very young (I mean 13 I was still in elementry school) but I was very scared. That was the only way I could at the time get the message across that I didn't want to do this - even if I couldn't just say the words.
All my T said it wasn't my fault. That I was young and shouldn't expect so much from myself. That I was very sick and understandable terrified. Thats proceeding with the case wouldn't necessarily deter him from doing it again....but that doesn't always make me feel any better.
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Posted 27 November 2007 - 01:31 AM
Triggers - lots of them
I blocked my CSA from my memory for over 20 years, only vaguely recalling that something happened whenever I was stumped by my own behaviour. When it did come back it was far to late to consider doing anything about it, combined with my memory being full of gaps and no ability whatsoever to figure out how old I was in any of my memories. In my memory, my life starts when I was 9 with odd flashbacks to another movie. My older brother was one of the abusers and my mother refuses to entertain any notion that I know what I'm talking about. I suspect that he abused one of my nieces... someone sure did. And the only thing I could do was to start talking about my abuse loudly so he'd get scared. I think it worked.
When I was 16 my boyfriend raped me at a party. We were both on acid. He asked a guy outside of the room for a knife but the guy said no. Potentially that makes him a witness. My boyfriends best friend. Not good for me. Also not good for me that about 10 people saw me making out with him earlier and saw me walk into the room with him. On my side would be that I had a scab running the length of my spine for a week or two after that night until it peeled off. As I said, I was on acid. Where's my case?
When I was 33 I went to a friend's house for dinner and "civilised conversation" as I had requested for the evening plans. Expected to leave early in the evening. His house. No witnesses. I had two martinis which I figure later were either triples or contained a drug. Woke up tied to his bed. Miraculously got away with it just being assault and not rape. This one is one I wanted to report. My boyfriend (on and off) who lived with the guy asked me to drop it. Told me I should have known better. History: I had engaged in a threesome with the both of them many months earlier. My boyfriend, if pressed, would have testified against me.
When I was 34 I suffered a back injury and was an invalid for about a month. I used a bar stool to get around my house as I couldn't walk. My employer, whom I had been dating and was breaking up with, brought my cheque to the house for me. I was making coffee. When my back spasmed I leaned over the stool. He raped me from behind... but was kind enough to pull my pants up again when he was done. I almost pressed charges until it became evident that he would tell them I had not done my job properly and he had brought me my last cheque. Claiming the rape charges were backlash for being fired. So I'd also lose the $2000 they still owed me... and he's the type to sue for slander if I lost the case.
Guilt? I never had a chance at winning. None of them.
I did however, find a way to get the last asshole fired and cost him $18 000. Better than nothing.
I have a lot of admiration for the women that put themselves at such risk to see justice done. I wish justice was done more often. You all deserve better.
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Margin Makers: Guide to Assassin's Creed merchandise
Assassin's Creed is one for the history books.
Syndicate successor Satellite Reign arrives on Steam Early Access
Having reached its Kickstarter targets last summer, Satellite Reign is now available on Steam.
Satellite Reign breezes past Kickstarter targets, hits stretch goals
The 'spiritual successor' to cult hit Syndicate is in rude health.
Satellite Reign hits Kickstarter goal
Syndicate successor Satellite Reign has hit its £350,000 Kickstarter goal.
VIDEO: Satellite Reign releases "gameplay visualisation" as it teeters on brink of Kickstarter failure
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________________. The Life and Times of Frederick Douglass. 1892.
Douglass, Frederick. Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave. 1845.
________________. My Bondage and My Freedom. 1855.
________________. The Life and Times of Frederick Douglass. 1892.
Speeches and Other Writings by Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass Documents on TeachingAmericanHistory.org (online resource).
The Frederick Douglass Papers at the Library of Congress (online resource).
Andrews, William L. (ed.) The Oxford Frederick Douglass Reader. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1996.
Blassingame, John W. and McKivigan, John R. (eds.) The Frederick Douglass Papers, Series One: Speeches, Debates, and Interviews. Volumes 1-5. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1979-1992.
Foner, Philip S. (ed.) Frederick Douglass on Women's Rights. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1976.
Blassingame, John. Frederick Douglass: The Clarion Voice. Washington, DC: Division of Publications, National Park Service, Department of the Interior, 1976.
Chesnutt, Charles W. Frederick Douglass. Boston: Small, Maynard & Co., 1899.
Foner, Philip S. Frederick Douglass: A Biography. New York: The Citadel Press, 1964.
Gregory, James M. Frederick Douglass the Orator. Springfield, MA: Willey & Co., 1893.
Holland, Frederic May. Frederick Douglass: The Colored Orator. New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1891.
McFeely, William S. Frederick Douglass. New York: W.W. Norton &. Co., 1991.
Quarles, Benjamin. Frederick Douglass. Washington, DC: The Associated Publishers, Inc., 1948.
Washington, Booker T. Frederick Douglass. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1906.
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Blight, David. Frederick Douglass' Civil War: Keeping Faith in Jubilee. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State Press, 1989.
Buccola, Nicholas. The Political Thought of Frederick Douglass: In Pursuit of American Liberty. New York: New York University Press, 2012.
Chaffin, Tom. Giant's Causeway: Frederick Douglass's Irish Odyssey and the Making of an American Visionary. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2014.
Cheseborough, David B. Frederick Douglass: Oratory from Slavery. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1998.
Colaiaco, James A. Frederick Douglass and the Fourth of July. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2006.
Levine, Robert S. Martin Delany, Frederick Douglass, and the Politics of Representative Identity. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1997.
Martin, Jr., Waldo E. The Mind of Frederick Douglass. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1984.
Muller, John. Frederick Douglass in Washington, D.C.: The Lion of Anacostia. Charleston, SC: The History Press, 2012.
Myers, Peter C. Frederick Douglass: Race and the Rebirth of American Liberalism. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2008.
Oakes, James. The Radical and the Republican: Frederick Douglass, Abraham Lincoln, and the Triumph of Antislavery Politics. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 2007.
Preston, Dickson J. Young Frederick Douglass: The Maryland Years. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1980.
Stauffer, John. GIANTS: The Parallel Lives of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln. New York: TWELVE/Hachette Book Group, 2008.
Stauffer, John; Trodd, Zoe; Bernier, Celeste-Marie; and Gates, Jr., Henry Louis. Picturing Frederick Douglass: An Illustrated Biography of the Nineteenth Century's Most Photographed American. New York: W.W. Norton & Co., 2015.
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Man charged with stabbing ex-wife
Published: Tuesday, March 7, 2006 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 at 9:13 a.m.
HOUMA -- A man remains jailed on charges that he stabbed his ex-wife several times, authorities said.
Around 5:30 a.m. Saturday, deputies responding to a domestic dispute found a woman stabbed several times at a local hotel, according to a Terrebonne Sheriffs Office news release.
The attacker was identified as the womans ex-husband, Jesse Brown, 44, 1400 Lafayette St., Houma, who had already left. Later in the afternoon Houma police officers helped sheriffs deputies apprehend Brown at his home.
Brown was arrested without incident and charged with attempted second-degree murder. He remained jailed on $500,000 bond Monday afternoon.
The stabbing victim was treated and released from a local hospital.
Tractor driver accused of DWI
HOUMA -- A Terrebonne Parish man accused of taking a family tractor without permission Monday was apprehended four or five miles away and charged with drunken driving.
Sheriffs Office reports identify the man as Tommy James Blanchard, 33, 2737 Bayou Blue Road, Houma.
Investigators said that over his mothers protest, Blanchard had taken the tractor out of its shed at his address on Bayou Blue Road and drove off toward Schriever.
They found Blanchard and the tractor, on Park Avenue in Gray, near the Pitt Bridge. They said Blanchard showed indications of intoxication, and the tractor had lost its muffler.
Blanchard was jailed on charges of second-offense DWI and unauthorized use of a vehicle. The tractor was later retrieved and taken home by family members.
Watch history in the making
HOUMA -- The public is invited to participate in a historic moment for Terrebonne Parish, a ground-breaking ceremony for the first section of hurricane-protection levee in the parish.
The Terrebonne Levee and Conservation District is hosting the ceremony at 11:30 a.m. March 24 at the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries boat launch on Island Road in Pointe-aux-Chenes.
The event celebrates the start of construction of a roughly three-mile section of levee north off Island Road, known as "Reach J1." Reach J1 is the first section of levee in the parishs planned hurricane-protection system, Morganza-to-the-Gulf. The event is free.
Houma clinic hosts grand-opening
HOUMA -- Locals can find out more about services offered by a new clinic during a grand opening this weekend.
Teche Action Clinic at Houma is a federally funded community health center aimed at making health-care services more available to residents with low incomes, no health insurance or insufficient insurance coverage.
The clinic, which opened in January, offers internal medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, mental-health services, dental care, family planning, an on-site pharmacy and KIDMED, a Medicaid program that offers regular health screenings for children.
The grand opening is set for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the clinic, 809 W. Tunnel Blvd. in Houma, next to the Terrebonne Council on Aging office. The event will offer locals a chance to tour the clinic, meet staff, ask questions enjoy refreshments and win door prizes. Phone: 851-1717.
Missing teen from Houma found
HOUMA -- A teenage girl who was missing for a month was found last week, police said.
Andrea Parfait, 16, 1549 Bonvillian St., was last seen at 6:30 a.m. Jan. 16 as she left her home to go to school.
She was found on Roselawn Street around 7:30 a.m. Friday, according to a Houma Police news release.
Want to adopt a dog or cat?
HOUMA -- If youre looking for new pet, dogs and cats are available at the Terrebonne Parish Animal Shelter.
To see the animals visit the Animal Shelter at 131 Plant Road in Houma. The shelter is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phone: 873-6709.
You can also search online for what pets are available by visiting www.pet finder.org/shelters/LA109.html.
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Atomic Robo, the long-running adventure comic by Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener, is making the move to the web.
The creators announced they allowed their contract expire with Red 5, where the comic debuted in 2007, and will soon switch to a digital-first model, serializing Atomic Robo online before releasing a print collection.
First, however, they'll upload to their website seven years' worth of comics, complete with creator commentary and process drawings — more than 1,000 pages in all. The first volume, Atomic Robo and the Fightin' Scientists of Tesladyne, will be released online in full on Wednesday. Afterward, a new issue will be release each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Just hours after launching a Kickstarter campaign to fund a companion "field guide" to Atomic Robo, creators Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener have already rocketed past their $7,500 pledge goal — by more than $16,000. The project was fully funded within two hours.
Tesladyne Field Guide isn't a comic book, however: It's a handbook for employees of the fictional Tesladyne Industries, founded by Atomic Robo, that tackles such topics as "How To Deal With Errant Dinosaurs," "So You've Got An Evil Twin" and "Coping With Alternate Realities."
While the book is certainly incentive enough for many Atomic Robo fans to donate, some of the pledge rewards may be a big draw. "We […] figured if we were doing a Kickstarter, then we should throw in some crazy tiers and do stuff we would never do if we were just opening an online store," Clevinger writes on the Kickstarter page. "So, we're making campaign exclusive polos and lab coats and other goodies that we will likely NEVER MAKE outside the Kickstarter."
The lower tiers feature prints, buttons, T-shirts and the like, but it's when you get to the $250 level that things start to get fun: the "Junior Action Scientist Kit," with lab coat and a Tesladyne polo shirt; the "Junior Doctor Dinosaur Kit," with a lab coat ("slightly ruined), "Genuine Hollow Earth Crystals"; and so on (the rewards for the $500 tier and one of the $250 tiers are already gone). Clevinger also quickly added stretch goals, which the campaign has already surpassed.
"We're choosing to err on the side of caution with regard to calling out our goals at this point," Clevinger writes. "We'd rather not say or suggest or imply what we're planning until we're 100% certain we can make it a reality. 'Cause otherwise we're just jerkin' your chains."
The Kickstarter campaign ends Aug. 9.
Free Comic Book Day is once again upon us, the day that current and hopefully potential comic fans flock to their local comic shop to sample a buffet of comic choices from publishers large and small. There's a lot to sink your teeth into this time around, from previews of new or upcoming stuff — like Marble Season and Superman: The Last Son of Krypton #1 to first issues of brand new comics — like The Strangers #1 and Aphrodite IX #1. There are original comics, licensed comics, kids comics, anthologies … basically something for everyone.
Some retailers will offer all-you-can-eat options, while others might have limits on what you can get … so if you have to make a choice, here are six comics we're particularly looking to sink our teeth into.
The Fictory has released production art and a short clip from Atomic Robo: Last Stand, the animated short the studio is making based on Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener's popular comic. There's no concrete release date yet, as the project was delayed when the studio chose to start over after completing an overwhelmingly successful Kickstarter campaign. The goal was just $12,000, but the project raised more than $72,000, so rather than forge ahead with the film they started on no budget, the animators rebuilt from scratch.
"We knew that if we were going to do things right, we needed to start on solid, consistent ground," writes Creative Director Joseph Krzemienski. "This meant a lot more work, but we knew it was the right call."
Festivals | The Angoulême International Comics Festival has opened in Angoulême, France, and that's where all the cool kids are. Bart Beaty surveys the scene for the rest of us; the president of this year's show is Jean-C Denis (last year it was Art Spiegelman), and there will be an exhibit of his work, but Beaty says the big draw will be the exhibit of work by Albert Uderzo, co-creator of Asterix. [The Comics Reporter]
Editorial cartoons | Rupert Murdoch has apologized, on Twitter, for an editorial cartoon by Gerald Scarfe in the Sunday Times that depicted Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu bricking Palestinians into a wall with blood-red mortar. Many commentators were concerned that the cartoon, which Scarfe intended as a commentary on the recent elections in Israel, came too close to old anti-Semitic blood libel. Making things worse, the cartoon was published on Holocaust Memorial Day. [The Guardian]
Atomic Robo writer Brian Clevinger has revealed some of the plans around his and Scott Wegener's (and Nikola Tesla's) robot for the coming year, and there's some really cool stuff. In addition to the next miniseries (Atomic Robo and the Savage Sword of Dr. Dinosaur), the previously announced role-playing game, and an animated short, there are also plans for another volume of Real Science Adventures.
Unlike the more random, first volume of RSA, this one will be six issues featuring the Centurions of Science, sort of the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen of the Atomic-Roboverse, including historical figures like Tesla, Annie Oakley and Harry Houdini. According to Clevinger, "The first three issues are one shots focusing on different parts of the team as they encounter what appears to be an ever more vast conspiracy. The last three issues unite the Centurions against the full force of a threat that looms over the entire United States."
There's also another Free Comic Book Day issue coming, some more merchandise, and — if everything goes smoothly — a third Real Science Adventures volume and the start of the ninth, full miniseries, Atomic Robo and the Knights of the Golden Circle.
After launching its Long Box skateboard line last month with an Erik Larsen-illustrated Savage Dragon deck, Freak Show has announced the addition of an Atomic Robo design by co-creator Scott Wegener. They'll ship in mid-September, with the company offering a limited number of decks signed by Wegener and his Atomic Robo collaborator Brian Clevinger.
Unsigned Savage Dragon decks sell for $59.99, plus $5 shipping; presumably it's the same price for Atomic Robo.
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a splurge item.
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If I had $15, I'd walk out of the comic store with one book this week Fatale, Vol. 1: Death Chases Me (Image, $14.99). I fell off this book after the first issue, preferring to read in trades, and now that time has come. I'm looking forward to being surprised at what Brubaker and Phillips have done in this first arc as the debut issue was very promising.
If I had $30, I'd load up at Image with Manhattan Projects #4 (Image, $3.50), Prophet #26 (Image, $2.99) and Hell Yeah #4 (Image, $2.99). Prophet is becoming my favorite Image book because it unites my comic heroes of childhood (Prophet!) and one of the top cartoonists out there (Brandon Graham) with a surprising introduction of BD-style science fiction. Hell Yeah is a fun romp reimagining the staples of '80s and '90s comics as if John Hughes were the eighth Image founder. Last up I'd get Wolverine and the X-Men #12 (Marvel, $3.99). I was worried this series would get derailed by Avengers Vs. X-Men, but Aaron and Co. have managed to keep it on point as best as conceivably possible. It's an ideal opening to bring Rachel Summers to the forefront, and the smirking Kid Gladiator on the cover is full of win.
If I could splurge, I'd get Michel Rabagliati's Song of Roland hardcover (Conundrum Press, $20). I'll always admire Free Comic Book Day, because it was there that a little Drawn and Quarterly one-shot introduced me to Rabagliati's work. I'm surprised to see this new volume of his work not published by D&Q, instead published by Canadian house Conundrum. Anyway, this book appears to deal with the death of the father-in-law of the lead character, Paul. It's been extremely engaging to see Paul grow through the series, and having him deal with events like this as I myself grow up and experience similar events is really touching.
Conventions | Creative director Rico Renzi discusses HeroesCon, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this weekend with a three-day event that's experienced a spike in advance ticket sales: "Stan Lee's attendance to this year's show has definitely caused a spike in advance ticket sales from what I can tell. I honestly like the show at just the size it is; it's just right. I used to hop on a bus from Baltimore to go the NYCC and I loved it for the first couple years. It just got too big for me too enjoy it, you couldn't walk around without rubbing up against strangers. It's a great alternative to San Diego now I guess. If you're looking for a pure comic book show though, HeroesCon is where it's at." In addition to Lee, this year's guests include Neal Adams, Mark Bagley, Cliff Chiang, Frank Cho, Becky Cloonan, Geof Darrow, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Evan Dorkin, Tommy Lee Edwards, Matt Fraction, Francesco Francavilla, Jaime Hernandez, Dave Johnson, Jeff Lemire, Paul Levitz, Mike Mignola, George Perez, Louise Simonson, Walt Simonson, Scott Snyder and Bernie Wrightson. [The Comics Reporter]
An animated version of Brian Clevinger and Scott Wegener's Atomic Robo, subtitled "Last Stop," went into production some time ago. Now The Fictory, the animation studio that's been working on it, needs about $12,000 to finish it.
"The Fictory, a small animation studio, is running a Kickstarter to raise funds that would allow them to complete work on a short Atomic Robo animated film," Wegener told us over email. "No one involved is actually getting anything out of this. This is a total labor of love. But love needs to pay the electricity bill and eat every now and
again. Hence the Kickstarter."
The project page has a list of all the rewards they're offering, including DVDs of the project once it is completed, T-shirts, art books and animation cels, among others. Check out the trailer for the project after the jump.
Brian Clevinger discusses the next Atomic Robo miniseries, Atomic Robo and the Flying She-Devils of the Pacific and it's going to be a doozy.
She-Devils was supposed to be Volume 2. And then 3. Also 4 through 6. We kept finding reasons to push it back, but the truth was simply that we weren't yet good enough to pull it off … Which means that, yes, a multi-generational time travel story that eschews traveling through time was a less intimidating story to us than She-Devils … [W]hat happens in it is hard as hell to pull off on a craft level. Moreover, I think Scott and I sensed that this had the potential to be one of those stories, a synthesis of everything that is an Atomic Robo tale. Hopefully we're nearly good enough now that we won't screw that up.
Click the link for his full comments as well as Scott Wegener's thoughts and research on the She-Devils, pictured above.
Atomic Robo writer Brian Clevinger announced that he and artist Scott Wegener have joined forces with Evil Hat Productions to create a role-playing game based on everyone's favorite Tesla robot.
Clevinger writes, "It's probably a sad statement about our business savvy that most creators can talk about their projects in terms of the movie deals they're bound to get. Scott and I? Even before the first issue came out, all we wanted was a tabletop roleplaying game. Y'know, because comics just wasn't niche enough."
The game will use a variation on the FATE system, modified by game designer Mike Olson. MTV Geek offers a couple more details, stating that this is an early announcement and that the game is still in development. It will likely be released later this year or early in 2013.
Creators | Dan Parent discusses an upcoming Archie storyline that will bring Valerie Brown from Josie and the Pussycats to Riverdale, causing sparks to once again fly: "The fans can expect the next step in what I think is the most romantic story in Archie history. The chemistry between Archie and Valerie was hot the first time they got together, and now you've really got to see it simmer, all the way from the rekindling of their romance to getting much more serious than we've seen before." [USA Today]
Editorial cartoons | Cartoonist Jeff Stahler has resigned from The Columbus Dispatch following accusations that he lifted ideas from other cartoons, including one that ran in The New Yorker. [Poynter]
There's some disagreement about where it started, but it couldn't have been much earlier than Steve Niles' blog post, which is where I first heard about it. Some credit Eric Powell and it's true that this is a drum that he's been beating for a while now. As has Robert Kirkman and others. But Niles' post last week called for specific action (that doesn't necessarily require walking away from well-paying corporate gigs) and inspired a flurry of opinions and commentary about supporting creator-owned comics and what that really means. Readers and creators alike have been talking so excitedly about it that some have called it a revolution. But is that really what it is? And if so, a revolution of what? Since most of the books this column covers are creator-owned, these are good questions to try to answer here.
When Kevin quoted Niles' post for Robot 6, he pulled this piece of it: "Can I say something I've wanted to say for a long time? If you like something, tell your friends. If you love it, tell the world. But if you hate something, just throw it away, don't buy it again and move on. We spend way too much time tearing shit down. I just want to try the other direction for a while."
The commentary on that quote was split between defensive and supportive. "I don't get that logic," wrote one person. "That's like going to see a movie and finding out it's really, really horrible. Then you hear that a dozen of your friends are going to see that same movie. Wouldn't you want to warn them about what they are about to endure, the time they will waste, the money they will lose, etc, etc?"
Apparently at Taco Bell you don't have to decide between food or comics (insert your own beefy lawsuit joke here). The fast food chain has teamed up with Marvel to provide four different comics with its kids meals.
According to Marvel, each book includes an 11-page story with a one-page Mini-Marvels backup story. Each cover is a reprint from an existing Marvel title. Looking at who's doing the comics, it may be worth a run to the border; I'd brave a burrito for the team behind Atomic Robo's take on Iron Man vs. MODOK alone. (Speaking of which, colorist Chad Fidler posted some pages from the Iron Man comic online).
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· Writer: Alex Zalben
· Artist: Tom Grummett
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Cover by Roger Cruz, a reprint from Uncanny X-Men First Class #5


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Novelist Dian St. Cere wins a bidding war for an antique Italian desk at an online auction that is damaged in delivery. Sam Greyson, owner of the moving company shows up and explains the significance of her purchase, being an antique dealer and having an avid interest in Italian antiques. Together they discover the notorious Lucrezia Borgia's treasured Loggia Crystal, hidden for centuries in the desk, and soon a distant relation to the ancient family, Vince Da Loggia shows up, to claim ownership.
Much of Sam's knowledge of Lucrezia comes from his close friend Natalie Da Loggia, formerly married Vince. Within the Loggia Crystal's depths lies a famous skull shaped phantom crystal that has inflamed greed and lust for power over the centuries.
Sam fails to recognize Vince with his new facial hair, having only briefly met him once years before, at Natalie's wedding in Italy. Vince tries to claim ownership of the desk; supposedly sold by mistake and wants it back, but Dian refuses to sell; keeping the crystal's discovery secret.
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Good Morning! At Smithville, MS, the current temperature is 33 and it feels like 26. Highs will continue to range between 46 and 65 with lows between 27 and 49. There is a 60% chance of scattered thunderstorms next Monday and a 40% chance of showers on Tuesday of next week. At the Regional Rehab Center in Tupelo, MS, the current temperature is 34 and it feels like 27. Todays high is 50 with a low of 27. Saturdays high is 57.
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PARIS, March 10 (Reuters) - Stephane Bahoken celebrated his maiden Ligue 1 start with his first two goals as Nice gave a boost to their Champions League bid with a 2-0 home victory over Montpellier on Sunday.
The 20-year-old Bahoken, who had not featured in a league game since September and had made only 10 league appearances since his debut two years ago, put the home team ahead in the 12th minute from close range from Eric Bautheac's cross.
He doubled the lead 12 minutes later, tapping the ball in after Luigi Bruins hit the post. Victory lifted Nice up to fifth, level with fourth-placed St Etienne on 48 points.
Both sides are one point behind Olympique Marseille, who occupy the third and last Champions League qualifying berth and visit second-placed Olympique Lyon, on 52, later on Sunday.
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SEOUL, Sept. 4 (Yonhap) -- Lotte Shopping, the flagship of retail conglomerate Lotte, said Thursday it has signed a deal to buy two department stores in Korea and Vietnam from POSCO affiliates, a move that is expected to strengthen its international expansion.
Under the deal, Lotte Shopping is set to acquire "Diamond Plaza," a multipurpose property in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, from POSCO Engineering and Construction, the company said in a press release.
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Huntsville -- Ashton Mitchell had a career night scoring as Sam Houston State rolled to a 82-48 win over Texas Lutheran on Tuesday night.
With the victory the Bearkats improved thier non-conference home court winning streak to 42 games, the second longest in the nation behind Duke. The Kats also moved to 7-0 on the season, the best start since the 1973 team went 28-0 to start the year.
Three players scored in double figures, including a game-high 18 from Mitchell. His previous best was 14 last season against Louisiana College. Also scoring in double figures for the Kats were Ryan Bright (14) and Reggie Rawlins (10).
The game got off to a slow start with neither team finding the basket. Five minutes into the game, the Kats held just a 4-3 lead. They then went on a 14-0 run and never looked back. The Kats took a 48-18 lead into the half and coasted the rest of the way.
The Kats fininshed the night shooting 44 percent from the floor and 28 percent from 3-point range.They had a 39-27 advantage on the rebounding, including 19 on the offensive glass.
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Established in 2010, Paleobiomics represents a new direction for evolution research. Paleobiomicists examine microanatomical changes in hard tissues such as bones, teeth, and fish scales, and environmental variations for new insights on the development, metabolomism, physiology, function, and behavior of extinct and modern-day species.
With its focus on changes to hard tissue microanatomy and the environment and their relationship to evolutionary life history, Paleobiomics represents an approach to evolution research that is broader and more integrative than related interdisciplinary fields, such as Paleoanthropology, Paleontology, Paleobiology and Paleoecology.
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The 2013 Hilmar High boys' soccer team is coming off an interesting yet successful year.
The Southern Athletic League had a facelift in 2013 and so did Delhi and Denair high schools.
Delhi High has a new volleyball coach for the 2014 season. Valley local, Lauren Ruell, who graduated from Buhach Colony in 2005 and then went on to play volleyball at Merced Junior College, is the Hawks' new head coach.
There is an undercover softball stud in the area, her name is Alyssa Stockton. The Delhi athlete has become a top college prospect in not only the area but also the state.
Eight players from three local schools-Turlock, Pitman and Hilmar-took to the field on Friday night for one last time to shine under the Friday Night Lights.
It is never too early to begin evaluating your upcoming basketball team.
The 29th annual North/South Rotary All-Star Football game will include players from Turlock, Pitman and Hilmar High.
It was a pitching battle in the 25th annual Modesto Sunrise Rotary Baseball Classic at John Thurman Field on Saturday where the East squad was able to notch a 5-0 win over the West.
TRACY – Just like in 2013, Saturday's 41st annual Lions Club All-Star Football Game at Tracy High's Wayne Schneider Stadium came down to a field-goal attempt on the last play. Unlike 2013, the defense was able to defend the attempt and the South did not get the win this time as the kick was blocked ending the game in a 21-21 tie, running the series record to 24-15-2 in favor of the North.
Turlock athletes will be well represented at the annual Stanislaus County All Star baseball game today at John Thurman Field in Modesto.
The Turlock Golden Eagles summer basketball program began their season on Wednesday at William Jessup University in Rocklin where over eight teams competed, with the Eagles squaring off in two games as they ended the day even at 1-1.
Pitman High was well represented during this year's CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Track and Field Trials and Finals on Thursday and Friday at Elk Grove High School as at least eight of its 12 qualifying athletes finished in the top 14 of their respective events.
Nineteen local athletes competed in the Division I CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Track and Field trials this week at Elk Grove High, with Turlock sending seven athletes across five events and Pitman with 12.
The Division IV-V Track and Field finals concluded on Thursday after small school athletes ran, jumped and hurdled their best at California State University, Stanislaus' Warrior Field.
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In my "digital portfolio" class we had to choose 5 photography logos we thought were great, and this was one of the ones I chose!
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