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Meet Wonder Woman's three moms
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There is a brief feature on Wonder Woman in Entertainment Weekly this week, since she is one of the best parts of Superhero Face Punch—and the only element that successfully generates excitement for a future movie. So let's take a look at Wonder Woman along with the three women responsible for raising her. Full Story
Robin Wright on her "arrival"
Do you watch House Of Cards? I've not started the new season yet – don't spoil! I've also not started Kimmy Schmidt. There's so much goddamn TV! So much GREAT goddamn TV! You know how people loved to watch Sue Sylvester on Glee for about 9 episodes until that sh-t got gimmicky and old? This is Robin Wright's Claire Underwood on House Of Cards…except it never gets gimmicky and old. Full Story
Robin & Ben at Armani Prive
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Claire Underwood is such an Armani client, non? Robin Wright and Ben Foster were in Paris yesterday for the Armani Prive presentation. As you can see, Mr Armani seems quite fond of her. It's the second time we've seen Robin and Ben at a public event this month. You'll recall, he accompanied her to the Golden Globes. Full Story
Robin Wright & Kate Mara: Would-be Globe Pairings
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One of the things about all the people we write about is that they mostly exist in a bubble. Like, Oprah knows them all, but largely speaking you don't have a lot of Viola Davis and Keira Knightley making a buddy comedy together. They don't run into each other professionally, and just because they're in the same movies doesn't really mean they're in the same room. Full Story
Robin & Ben: it's over
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US Weekly reports that Robin Wright and Ben Foster have ended their engagement. According to the magazine it was scheduling and the age difference that came between them. She's been working in Baltimore on House Of Cards while he spent months in London over the summer for A Streetcar Named Desire. Full Story
Robin Wright: Emmys Best Dressed
Another one of those who wasn't photographed much on the carpet, either because she turned up late in LA traffic or, Robin Wright being Robin Wright, not the warmest woman in the world, she just didn't f-cking feel like it. But since she's wearing Ralph Lauren, she had to pose for their Instagram http://instagram. Full Story
Robin & Ben go shopping
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Robin Wright and Ben Foster, recently engaged, were in Vancouver this weekend. They went shopping. He needed some shoes. These two, as I've said, are a good fit for each other. Robin can be terrifying on a red carpet. I've waited for her on a red carpet a few times. And each time, our team has been… apprehensive. Full Story
Emmys Best Dressed: Robin Wright
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I'm giving it to her. But I have to say, as best dressed goes, compared to previous award shows, I'm not exactly punching myself in the face with the awesome. That's what it should feel like, right? For the BEST DRESSED? It should make you want to argue in favour of it until you're hoarse and exhausted, until you can't possibly debate anymore, but you still can, until you find a 6th gear, because it deserves your full support, support to the death. Full Story
A Christmas F-ck You to Sean Penn
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Sean Penn recently moaned in Esquire that all he ever wanted was to be loved. And that through all of his relationships, he's never been really loved, properly. In particular, he intimated that Robin Wright totally punked him and that he was a victim of her romantic fraud. Click here Full Story
Sean Penn needs love
Sean Penn wrote about Sean Penn for Esquire. As celebrity interview/articles go, this one isn't a puff piece. There is some insight. There is a lot of honesty, and it goes hand in hand with a lot of self-congratulation, but at least it's not boring. He comes from a generation of actors -- let's call it, arbitrarily, the Class of '81: the Sean Penns, the Tom Cruises -- who are not boring, and certainly so much more interesting than the Ashley Greenes and the Chace Crawfords being trotted out one after another. Full Story
Buttercup & Wesley 25
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Almost all of them were there last night at the New York Film Festival Princess Bride 25th anniversary screening and DVD launch. I used to really, really want to marry Cary Elwes. Why is it that I always write about this movie Full Story


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We are setting up a donation box for the QC Boys and Girls Club at Iron Lion. We are asking that you bring in good used or even new discs to donate. I will be donating some of my old discs and the store will be donating some unclaimed and unmarked lost and found discs.
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Is Oneness Really the Right Path?
Many Eastern and modern spiritual traditions claim that oneness is the pinnacle of spiritual achievement. In this sense, oneness means to connect to — and ultimately become absorbed into — a great numinous matrix. This can be likened to a drop of water returning to the ocean, as Zen traditions claim.
However, oneness can also be realized as the loss of individuality when memories and experiences become information within the Akashic records. In all of these cases, the individual that once was a human being no longer exists upon the death of the body. The essence of one's experience and being is simply absorbed into the fold of a higher level of reality, or into a greater whole.
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Some of Marvel's most popular scribes including Brian Michael Bendis, Matt Fraction, Mark Waid, and Chris Claremont gathered for a discussion of their history and writing philosophies at Comic-Con International.
Marvel Comics has released an advance preview of "Thor" #615 featuring the debut of the highly anticipated creative team of Matt Fraction and Pasqual Ferry. The issue thunders into stores on September 22.
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Marvel Comics has unveiled the new line-up of X-Force as revealed in today's "X-Men: Second Coming" #2! "Uncanny X-Force" #1 debuts in October from Rick Remender and Jerome Opena.
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Marvel Comics has released two new "New Generation of Hope" images by artist Greg Land which, when placed side by side, create a rather fiery image certain to lead to even more questions.
Marvel Comics has released a pair of Greg Land illustrated teaser images accompanied by the statement, "A New Generation of Hope" with the word "generation" set in the font used for the old "Generation X" logo.
Marvel has released a preview for the first Icon-branded issue of "Casanova," Matt Fraction, Gabriel Ba and Fabio Moon's critically acclaimed title, now in full color! The remastered series hits stores July 8.
James Hunt reviewed "Uncanny X-Men #525 and gave the latest chapter of "Second Coming" 4 stars, saying of Matt Fraction and Terry Dodson's story, "I find myself eager to see where things will end up when the dust settles."
Marvel Comics has officially confirmed September as the month when Matt Fraction and Pasqual Ferry will take over as the regular creative team on "Thor," along with an early look inside the first issue of their run.
Augie read his first "Omnibus" edition and has a lot of thoughts on the format and on "Invincible Iron Man" along the way Plus, some pondering on whether webcomics should be forgiven for publishing early and often.
In this edition of X-POSITION, "Uncanny X-Men" writer Matt Fraction joins us to answer reader questions about Hope, death, and...Five Lights? All this, plus exclusive art from "Uncanny" #525 and "New Mutants" #13!
Marvel Studios Character Designer Ryan Meinerding opened up his sketchbook exclusively for CBR and discussed what went in to the creation of the new Iron Man armor that just debuted in "Invincible Iron Man" #25.
X-Men editor Nick Lowe stops by CBR to answer your questions about the announcements from C2E2 and share details about the new X-Men books. Plus we have exclusive art from "Uncanny X-Men" #524 for you!
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With his acclaimed "Casanova" moving to Marvel's Icon imprint this fall, Matt Fraction spoke about his plans for the series, including full color re-releases of past issues and the long awaited volume three.
In an all-new, all-fan question and answer session, Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada tackles crossovers with DC, cancelled titles and calls in Matt Fraction for a hand.
In an all-new, all-fan question and answer session, Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada tackles crossovers with DC, canceled titles and calls in Matt Fraction for a hand.
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Joe Quesada, Ed Brubaker, Brian Michael Bendis, and the whole Marvel crew tackled questions, controversies, and rolled out some surprises during their appearance at this year's Emerald City ComiCon.
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- Nippori (Keisei Line Sky Liner, 7:07) to Narita (arrive by 7:59)
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3. Karaoke with Dave and Tony
Did most of my packing today. The big suitcase is jammed with souvenirs and the little suitcase will contain electronics. I'm shipping my clothes home by sea mail, as there is simply no way I can get them to fit into my original luggage.
Had fun doing karaoke with Dave and Tony. Must must must practice more. Eyes on Me is high, so I need to turn down the volume if I'm to hear my voice...
Hour passed by so quickly! Mrph.
Looking forward to doing karaoke with my friends once I get back to the Philippines.
Chatted with Tony on the train ride back. He told me a little bit about engineering in UP. We swapped notes on Japan. I gave him Super Lemon and he totally freaked. <laugh> Looks like an interesting guy, although not as geeky as my other friends. Should look into introducing him to the rest next time he goes to the Philippines.
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It's up to those in the Great Lakes states to support solutions for excessive inputs into wetlands, lakes, streams, and rivers resulting in substantial water quality issues. In addition, invasive species have degraded remaining habitat and new exotics threaten the region each year. More recently, declining lake levels are cause for considerable concern. Lower waterfowl and hunter numbers are the inevitable result of changes in Great Lakes habitat conditions. In Michigan, breeding mallard numbers have dropped 50 percent. Recent research suggests that mallard population growth is largely limited by brood survival, so the primary emphasis of breeding conservation programs has been on restoring complexes of wetlands with a mosaic of open-water and emergent vegetation on public and private lands.
An estimated 60 percent of historic wetlands have been lost in the Great Lakes Initiative area, and continued loss is estimated at 1 percent annually. The majority of that loss has occurred in key waterfowl landscapes and exceeds 90 percent in some areas. Loss of native prairie grasslands has been extreme, also exceeding 90 percent. Help curb and reverse this loss of critical wetlands and grasslands in the Great Lakes with your gift to DU's Great Lakes Initiative today.
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The focus of DU's Great Lakes Initiative is to maximize benefits for continental waterfowl by restoring, enhancing, and protecting wetland complexes that include large marshes and shallow lakes on public and private lands throughout the watershed. These wetlands provide critical feeding and resting areas for waterfowl during spring and fall migration, as well as habitat for a number of waterfowl species that breed within the region. This initiative also recognizes that public policy impacts waterfowl as surely as weather does, and we must put forth a dedicated effort, including strong relationships with elected officials, to ensure success for DU policy efforts regionally and nationally.
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LOS GATOS -- A yellow jacket hovers as I haul five-gallon buckets of pinot noir grapes down the long row of vines to where the tractor awaits. It's not yet noon, but my back aches, sweat beads on my forehead, and the grape juice makes my fingers stick together.
Working a day of harvest reminds you that there is not a drop of glamour in winemaking. It is messy, backbreaking work. It also reminds you that wine is simple -- I learned most everything I needed to know in a few hours -- but the language we use to discuss it is complicated, even nonsensical.
After 10 years in the wine-writing world, I thought it was time to trade in my tasting notes for a pair of clippers during crush. Burrell School Vineyards & Winery, a family owned and operated winery situated 1,600 feet high in the Santa Cruz Mountains, welcomed me at the start of harvest this month.
Like hundreds of California vintners currently in the throes of harvest, Burrell School owners Dave and Anne Moulton say 2012 was an ideal year for growing grapes. They predict the vintage will sing. If the look of the grapes is any clue, Burrell School's pinot noir crop could inspire a symphony, with clusters so marvelous they resemble matte blue marbles under the heat of the early-morning sun.
This year marks the couple's 45th of harvesting pinot noir, merlot, chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon, the hallmark varietals of this cool-climate valley. Over two days, Dave Moulton and his crew picked 21,400 pounds of pinot noir, or roughly 30 barrels of wine.
I joined them on the second day, and the first thing I learned was that there is no art to clipping a grape cluster. I snipped them off the vines while listening to mariachi music with the rest of crew. Moulton knew the grapes had reached optimal ripeness based on their PH level and brix, a measurement of sugar. He could also tell by taste and smell.
"There's an unmistakable spicy character to pinot noir," he said. "That's when you know."
When we picked enough grapes, we dumped them into the crusher, which destemmed and pressed the grapes. Standing below, I raked them gently, coaxing them into the crusher while taking care not to drop the fruit on my head. I also was instructed to remove any leaves I saw. They tend to impart a green character that many consider off-putting. I raked and raked, repeating the process until we'd crushed nearly 10,000 pounds.
Next, it was time to punch down the caps, the solid mass of grape skins, stems and seeds that float to the tops of the bins. This helps break up the cap and keep it moist during fermentation. Punch-downs also ensure rich color, flavor and astringency in wine. One has to use one's entire body weight to push what looks like a massive stainless-steel potato masher into the dense liquid. Each time I yanked it back out was an abdominal workout.
After a while, I developed a rhythm and, despite aching shoulders, I looked down with satisfaction at the volcanic magenta foam erupting from the caps. It was alive. At one point, Moulton came by with a packet of potassium metabisulfite, a white crystalline powder, which he sprinkled into one of my bins. It kills the native yeasts on the grapes, he explained. In 24 hours, he would add a cultured yeast to the fermenting wine. One packet was enough for 3,000 pounds of crushed grapes.
Finally, it was time for the wine geek stuff, conducted at Moulton's "office," a white plastic table on the loading dock where he measures the sugar context, or brix, of the pinot noir juice using a refractometer, which is about the size of the gizmo doctors use to examine the inner ear. We put a drop of the sweet, violet-colored juice on the lens. I held it up to the sunlight and took a peek.
A refractometer works like a prism, measuring the angle at which the light bends when it passes through the sugar in the juice. The higher the reading, the higher the brix. Our grapes measured 24.8. Perfect.
In the coming weeks, Moulton and his crew will harvest the other varietals. The wines will develop in French oak barrels until they are ready for bottling and, eventually, for the consumer.
When the time comes to write about the wines of this vintage, maybe I'll skip the laundry list of berry notes and just stick my hands in a vat of crushed grape juice -- and remember.


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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says it is considering formally listing the lesser prairie chicken as a threatened species.
Friday's announcement begins a yearlong review that will include public meetings in four of the five states where the member of the prairie grouse family lives.
Fish and Wildlife says it made the decision based on evidence that the bird and its habitat are in decline. The agency already is working with state and federal agencies on a range-wide, voluntary conservation planning effort.
The chicken's range includes parts of New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, Oklahoma and Kansas but nearly 85 percent of its grass and brush-land habitat has been affected by ranching and farming.
Ranchers, farmers and wind farms operators worry about a listing because it could increase regulations.
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Mark Millar warns that same-day digital releases could hurt the comics market, Pocket God soars in digital but sags in print and Dark Horse jumps on the simultaneous-release bandwagon.
Marvel announces free download codes in its print Ultimate Universe comics, Archaia launches an "Immortals" app and more in this week's roundup of digital comics news.
As the publisher immerses itself deeper into the world of digital publishing, CBR spoke with Marvel's digital braintrust, getting exclusive word of a program designed to drive readers into brick and mortar stores.
Comics by comiXology is top-grossing iPad app for past six Wednesdays! Naming auction for "Secret Service" villain raises $5,100! Jason talks "Tintin"! Kobo Vox for digital comics? Plus more!
Marvel Comics has announced the debut of a dedicated app on the Android platform, developed and released through digital distributor comiXology.
He made Mark Waid evil at BOOM! Studios, now Chip Mosher moves to digitial comics distributor comiXology and things may never be the same. CBR spoke with Mosher about the transition.
About 40% of this week's print releases were also available digitally! Kickstarter suing to block crowd-funding patent! Miguel Sepulveda goes DC-exclusive! Plus much more!
comiXology confirms a few fans received "Justice League" #1 before the issue's official release, but the accidental early availability was not the source of the pirated copy hitting torrent sites.
Brian Hibbs takes a close look at the details in DC Comics and comiXology's digital storefront FAQ and is not at all pleased by what he discovers.
Joe Keatinge and Frank Cho ink three-book deal with Delcourt! comiXology rolls out 100 online storefronts! Cover prices vs. minimum wage! How Frank Miller built a better Batman! Plus more!
Gene Rodenberry's "Days Missing" graphic novel series is now available as a digital comic through a new deal forged between Archaia Entertainment and comiXology.
2010 was a tough year for Marvel and DC Comics, but a good year for new creators, independent publishers and readers according to panelists discussing the current state of the "comicsphere" at C2E2.
With a new platform allowing retailers to sell digital comics on their own sites, the CEO of comiXology spoke with CBR to explain how the system works, why digital isn't a threat and why sales charts are unlikely.
Digital comics distributor comiXology has announced a Digital Storefront Affiliate program which is designed to allow comic store owners to sell digital releases through an integration with the store's website.
Archie's move to day and date digital comics makes a lot of sense for a Direct Market that does little for them, leading to "De Blieck's Digital Divide," Skottie Young's eBook and a rally for digital "Savage Dragon."
Monsters, space-ploitation and mayhem reign in a new comic coming from comiXology this year. ROBOT 6 talks to the creative team of "D.O.G.S. of Mars" about their new project and show off exclusive artwork.
ROBOT 6's Brigid Alverson looks back at digital comics in 2010, noting the introduction of the iPad, initiatives by publishers, day-and-date releases, marketing to a wider audience and piracy, among other topics.
Courtesy of creator/writer Greg Pak, CBR presents a preview of "Vision Machine" #2 and an exclusive look at #3 of the future-tech tale illustrated by R.B. Silva. The second issue is available free, November 17.
Located on the publisher's homepage, the new online store for DC Comics will offer desktop digital product and work with previously released platforms like their iPad app, explains Jim Lee, with "Dark Knight Returns" and others in the mix.
What was intended to be a debate between webcomics titan Scott Kurtz and legendary cartoonist Ted Rall about web versus print turned into a thoughtful discussion about the future of print media.
DC Comics' Jim Lee, Ron Perrazza and Hank Kanalz joined comiXology's David Steinberg at New York Comic Con to discuss the publisher's digital future, the way in which the comics industry is changing and more.
Image Comics Publisher Eric Stephenson and comiXology CEO David Steinberger explained the ins and out of the new Image app and how creator-rights remain king as the company moves into the mobile comics space.
Image and comiXology have released a new App dedicated to the publisher's imprints and titles, available now on the iTunes store for use with the iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad. ROBOT 6 has the details.
David Steinberger, the CEO of the biggest player in digital comics, spoke with CBR News about comiXology's plans for Zuda creators, new content, reader recruitment in the age of digital comics and more.
Despite the proliferation and growing popularity of handheld devices like iPads, iPhones and Kindles, panelists said digital comic publishers continue struggle to get their comics into the hands of would-be buyers.
Has the advent of DC, Marvel and other publishers making content available through iTunes caused you to buy or consider buying an iPad to take your collection digital? CBR wants to know!
On the heels of their new iPad application shuttling big name titles to Apple's family of devices, BOOM! Studios is expanding their mobile comics plans via comiXology, iVerse, Graphic.ly, and Panelfly to release their entire backlist.
BOOM! Studios has announced that they are entering the world of comics on the iPad through a partnership with comiXology, utlizing the digital comics publisher's platform to offer titles through the iTunes store.
Marvel Comics is releasing June's "Invincible Iron Man" Annual in its iPad application on the same day as it hits in comic shops across America, but how much will it cost?
ComiXology, the creators of the Comics app for iPhone and iPod Touch, is set to please parents by expanding its line with their Comics 4 Kids app, designed specifically for children age nine and up.
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A St. Cloud teenager who uses leg braces to help him walk is making a name for himself as a power soccer player.
Riley Johnson, 16, was born with arthrogryposis, a disorder that causes joint stiffness. He loves all sports, but his disability has made it difficult to participate with traditional teams.
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Paul Taylor recently retired as Chief of the Office of the Executive Director for UN-HABITAT. During his career in UN HABITAT he had responsibility for a number of global programmes dealing with the urban environment, urban poverty reduction, disaster management and safer cities as well as the Global Campaign for Urban Governance. Before joining the UN he was an international consultant working for a variety of multilateral and bilateral agencies in the developing world specialising in urban issues and institutional development. Prior to that he worked for the Government of Papua New Guinea on low income housing, and sites and services and settlement upgrading schemes. He commenced his career working as a planner in east London, England.


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Marie Curie wasn't the only female scientist in history. This presentation explores four brilliant and important women scientists: Lise Meitner, who discovered nuclear fission; Chien-Shiung Wu, who overturned a major law in physics; Barbara McClintock, who was the Einstein of genetics; and Shirley Ann Jackson, whose public policy work in nuclear-power-plant oversight impacted the United States and the world. These amazing women show what can be accomplished when passion and intelligence meet determination to overcome all obstacles. Sponsored by the Women in Physics Club and Women's and Gender Studies Program. Free and open to the public.


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- 49ers at Candlestick Park: The Catch II
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- 49ers at Candlestick: The Catch III
- Dec 9:
- 49ers at Candlestick Park: The Gigantic Comeback
- Nov 29:
- 49ers at Candlestick Park: Steve Young's crazy run
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- NFL all-time TD leaders, then and now
- Nov 18:
- 49ers at Candlestick: Roger Craig's fumble
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- 49ers at Candlestick Park: The 10 most-unforgettable moments
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- 49ers at Candlestick: Kaepernick's playoff gem
- Nov 1:
- Poll: Vote for your most unforgettable San Francisco 49ers moments at Candlestick Park
- 49ers at Candlestick Park: The greatest comeback
Jim Brown welcomed the idea of Jerry Rice breaking his all-time touchdown record on Sept. 5, 1994.
Tim Brown was another story.
The Raiders receiver watched in disbelief as Rice, thought to be finished for the night, trotted back onto the field with his Hall of Fame quarterback in tow and one purpose in mind.
"I remember looking at the Raiders bench and Tim Brown, he was halfway on the field,'' Rice recalled, smiling wide. "He was giving me that stare down, like, 'Jerry, you know you're not going to do this to us on Monday Night.' "
Oh, yes, he was.
With all the subtlety of Babe Ruth's called shot, Rice and quarterback Steve Young gave the 68,032 fans -- and a national television audience -- what they came for: a touchdown pass to Rice for career touchdown No. 127.
That broke the record established by Jim Brown, the Cleveland Browns running back, nearly 30 years earlier. The milestone moment ranks No. 6 in our countdown of the 49ers' most unforgettable moments at Candlestick Park.
Besides raising the bar, Rice's catch also raised a few eyebrows. Tim Brown (no relation) wasn't the only person taken aback that Rice and Young kept airing it out in the late stages of a blowout (the 49ers led 37-14 at the time).
The prevailing explanation over the years is that receiver and quarterback lobbied then-coach George Seifert for the opportunity to set football's most hallowed record on the prime-time stage in the season opener
But it's not true, according to the man who ought to know.
"The fellas upstairs, (offensive coordinator) Mike Shanahan and the other coaches, definitely wanted Jerry to go in and take another crack at it," Seifert recalled. "I don't know if lobbying is the right term, because I was the head coach and I could kind of do it how I wanted. After talking with a few people, that was my decision. That's exactly how it happened."
Considering Shanahan's rancorous history with late Raiders owner Al Davis, he might have pushed hard. But Seifert said he had no second thoughts whatsoever. He understood the significance of the moment and the prime-time spectacle of it and, yes, the opponent.
"I had great respect for the Raiders and all they'd accomplished in their history," he said. "But at the same time, it is a rivalry. You might not do that to another team at the end of the game."
The 49ers had pounded the Raiders from the outset, jumping to a quick 14-0 lead, one of the touchdowns coming on a 69-yard bomb to Rice from Young. "When Rice scored on a 23-yard reverse with 12:15 to play -- that was the touchdown that brought him even with Jim Brown -- the score was 37-14.
Rice thought that would be it, that with the blowout secured, there was no way Seifert would run up the score just to achieve a record, even one as lofty as Jim Brown's. He took a seat next to Young.
"So we're sitting on bench and we're thinking, 'OK, it's not going to happen here. Maybe next ballgame,' " Rice recalled. "And then (Seifert) walks down the bench and says, 'I'm going to give you a chance to do it tonight.' "
On their first set of downs, Young didn't even throw the ball to Rice. And with less than five minutes to play, and the Raiders holding the ball, it didn't look good.
But Raiders quarterback Jeff Hostetler fumbled at his own 38, and as the 49ers took over on offense, everybody in the stadium sensed what was coming -- including the opponents.
The 49ers went for broke on the first play. Young hung in against a stiff rush and lofted the ball down the middle of the field just short of the end zone. Rice soared up between defenders, made the catch and fell into the end zone. He then stood up with arms extended to celebrate the feat.
"On the snap of the ball, everybody knew where the ball was going," Rice said. "I'm running down the field, and everything that Bill Walsh had taught me, coached me, came into the equation -- catching the ball at the highest peak. Not waiting for the football. Attacking the ball. Then fighting for the ball to bring it down."
Rice needed to do all of those things because it wasn't the perfect pass from Young, who got clobbered as soon as it was released.
"I'm embarrassed that it was a little short," Young said that night. "But maybe that's the way it should be."
Seifert agreed, noting, "The great thing about that play is that he achieved the record on a spectacular catch and he was well covered. It was not a gimme, by any means. It was a great, great play."
Rice would continue to break his own record -- 81 times on his way to 208 career touchdowns. He even repaid the Raiders for their trouble, scoring 18 touchdowns for them over four seasons and helping them reach a Super Bowl.
In the 19 years that have passed since that historic Monday night at Candlestick, Brown's touchdown record has taken a beating. Eight other players have surpassed it, but Rice took it out of reach. He still cherishes the record -- because of the man who held it before him.
"Every time I see him," Rice said, "I still say, 'Man, you're the greatest football player to ever play the game.' "
Mercury News staff writer Daniel Brown contributed to this report. Follow Carl Steward on Twitter at twitter.com/stewardsfolly.
Candlestick Moments
In honor of the 49ers' final season at Candlestick Park, we count down the team's Most Unforgettable Moments there. Stories will run until Dec. 23, the last regular-season game at the place the 49ers have called home since 1971. The 10 Most Unforgettable Moments -- among them a few that 49ers fans can't forget, no matter how hard they try -- were voted on by our sports staff. You can vote at mercurynews.com/49ers. The fan vote will be revealed before the final game.
The NFL's career touchdown leaders when Jerry Rice broke Jim Brown's record.
Rank Player TDs
"1. Jerry Rice 127
"2. Jim Brown 126
"3. Walter Payton 125
"4. John Riggins 116
"5. Marcus Allen 114
"6. Lenny Moore 113
"7. Don Hutson 105
"8. Steve Largent 101
"9. Franco Harris 100
10. Eric Dickerson 96
The NFL's career touchdown leaders as they stand today
Rank Player TDs
"1. Jerry Rice 208
"2. Emmitt Smith 175
"3. LaDanian Tomlinson 162
"4. Randy Moss 157
"5. Terrell Owens 156
"6. Marcus Allen 145
"7. Marshall Faulk 136
"8. Cris Carter 131
"9. Marvin Harrison 128
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Barcode scanning works well, it's got a bit of trouble on the 2009 iMac with a very long focus. But please do try the program, the trail version is fully functional.
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This is the same thing I said about DVDPedia, but it's just as relevant here. Bought Delicious Library first, but this program is so much faster, better designed, and more powerful, I had to spend the money again to pick it up.
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LeAnn Rimes vs. Wilbur Rimes (her dad)
When she was 16, LeAnn filed a law suit against her father. She believed he and his partner pocketed $7 million of her earnings.
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"Nashville Star" contestant Jared Ashley filed a lawsuit against John Rich after Ashley claims that Rich assaulted him. John reportedly punched Jared in the face at the country star's private Nashville bar called the The Spot.
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Just as Sugarland was getting big, Kristen Hall decided to leave the group in 2006 (reportedly to focus on writing). But there may have been more to the story than that. In 2008, Hall filed a lawsuit against Sugarland, and eventually settled in 2010 under secret terms.
In the early '90s, Travis dissed Billy Ray's famous "Achy Breaky Heart." Well, Billy didn't take that laying down. At the 1993 American Music Awards, while on stage accepting the award for Favorite Country single, the country star stated, "As far as I'm concerned, to those people who don't like 'Achy Breaky Heart' ... here's a quarter, call someone who cares!" ("Here's a Quarter, Call Someone Who Cares" was Tritt's Top 5 single from 1991). Burn!
When asked about Toby's "Courtesy of the Red White and Blue," Dixie Chicks' Natalie Maines responded with "It's ignorant, and it makes country music sound ignorant." The two feuded sonically until Keith started using a photo of Maines with Saddam Hussein while on tour. That led to the infamous "F-U-T-K" t-shirt. Toby ultimately ended the feud.
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Blackstone works on securities based on houses
Published: Wednesday, July 31, 2013 at 11:35 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 31, 2013 at 11:35 a.m.
Blackstone Group LP, the private-equity firm that has spent $5 billion buying more than 30,000 houses to rent them out, is working with Deutsche Bank AG as it considers creating securities tied to about 1,500 of such properties, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
It would be a first-of-its kind effort, but one that already has some analysts wary, given the securitization fiascoes that helped contribute to the length and depth of the Great Recession, when packaged home loans were sold as safe investments but turned out to be anything but.
Analysts cite the lack of a long-term track record for how regularly tenants living in previously foreclosed homes pay their rent on time.
But even after some of the disastrous securitization efforts leading up to the downturn, investors remain hungry for the possible returns from the proposal.
Blackstone and other institutional home buyers have been having a huge impact on the real estate market in Manatee and Sarasota counties since arriving last fall.
Of the area's 1,718 single-family home and condo sales in June, for example, fully 10 percent were acquired by players like Blackstone and Colony Capital of California, according to recently compiled data from RealtyTrac Inc.
The bonds being proposed by Blackstone, which Deutsche Bank might begin marketing to investors as soon as next month, could have about $250 million in balances and be backed by $300 million to $350 million in collateral, said the person, who asked not to be named because the discussions are private.
Christine Anderson, a spokeswoman for Blackstone, declined to comment, as did Renee Calabro, a spokeswoman in New York for Deutsche Bank.
Blackstone has led private-equity firms including Colony and Apollo Global Management LLC that have emerged as large-scale landlords as the housing market recovers from a five-year slump.
New York-based Blackstone has a $3.6 billion credit line from lenders led by Deutsche Bank.
Blackstone's efforts in Southwest Florida also have prompted larger concerns from some who actively track the region's real estate market.
The proliferation of cash buyers has boosted Southwest Florida's sales well above last year's activity. The cash buyers have created bidding wars and their offers sometimes far exceed assessed values and asking prices.
Some worry that the trend could spur long-term setbacks for the economy -- limiting traditional purchases from move-up buyers, shutting first-timers out of the market and inflating home values beyond what most middle-class families can manage.
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SUMMIT COUNTY - Some local officials are considering a pitch to Sen. Mark Udall to include Quandary Peak in the Central Mountains Outdoor Heritage Proposal, a bill that would designate more than 200,000 acres in Summit, Eagle and Pitkin counties as protected wilderness.
"It's such a beautiful peak and such a well-used peak," Breckenridge Mayor John Warner said of Quandary. "We would sure like to see that area protected."
Local officials, environmentalists and the mountain biking community are still discussing the details of the Quandary plan.
The details of a companion designation to include the 14,265-foot mountain have not yet been formally presented to Udall.
Quandary's inclusion in the wilderness bill likely would not have any impact on hiking, mountain biking or skiing in the area, but might prohibit hiking with dogs on the peak, Warner said.
Breckenridge officials say the inclusion would complement town and Summit County government open space purchases in the same area.
"We feel we have a great start at a nice parking area or trailhead that won't interrupt the neighbors up in the Blue Lakes area," Warner said. "To me, if we're going to have a nice trailhead, we ought to have a mountain that is free of non-wilderness activities. My feeling is that Quandary should be part of this new wilderness proposal."
Initially, locals asked that the Tenmile Range be included in a similar wilderness proposal sponsored by Congressman Jared Polis.
All but a small portion of the range was left out due to conflicts with in-holdings.
"Looking at maps ... we thought we could figure out a way to redraw the boundaries so that it would minimize conflicts ... but also include Quandary Peak, which is sort of the centerpiece of the Tenmile Range area," Colorado Environmental Coalition wilderness coordinator Kurt Kunkle said.
The county and the town own many of the in-holdings on Quandary. Breckenridge has no plans to develop those with roads, Warner said.
The proposals for companion designations in Udall's wilderness bill may include other trails as well as Quandary, proponents said.
"We think it's going to be a very valuable proposal and will work very well for the future of the recreation economy in the county," International Mountain Biking Association policy director Ashley Korenblat said.
Proponents said there might be some resistance from the U.S. Forest Service to the Quandary modification proposal, but Forest Service officials would not comment or take a position on the issue.
"We don't have a feeling one way or another about addition new wilderness areas," Forest Service spokesman Bill Kight said. "If Congress passes a law and makes it a wilderness area, we'll manage it. We don't have an opinion one way or another because we don't influence legislation."
Udall is also considering a proposal for a 20,000-acre wilderness area in Browns Canyon on the Arkansas River.
Maps and additional information on the plans are available online at www.markudall.senate.gov.


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Christine McVie has returned to Fleetwood Mac after a 15-year absence.
"It's like she never left," said guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, according to USA Today.
Bands always say that about returning members. I think it's a law or something.
The band is rehearsing for a world tour, the first time in 17 years that it has toured with all five members of what's considered its prime lineup. The U.S. leg starts Sept. 29 in Minneapolis.
The band is also working on new songs for a possible album, which will be the first featuring all five members since 1987.
"We've only been in the studio a week, and it's been really beautiful," said Buckingham, 64. "I have very high hopes for all of this. It took getting into the studio before we started to see things unfold in an effective and comfortable way. Christine was not sure how her voice was going to be. It will be a little bit of a slow process with her piano chops. But all the stuff inside her is still intact, and she's getting in touch with a process that's been lying dormant for a while."
McVie, 70, said that during her 15 years away "there were times I didn't touch a piano for months. There were dry spells, but I'm not worried about it. The chemistry is great. Obviously, I've got to relearn all those songs to get my muscle memory working."
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"Things We Didn't Say is impossible to put down, and even harder to let go of."
—Julie Buxbaum, author of The Opposite of Love
Kristina Riggle's star continues to rise. Tiffany Baker, the New York Times bestselling author of The Little Giant of Aberdeen County, says that Riggle, "writes women's fiction with soul." In her novel Things We Didn't Say, the acclaimed author of Real Life & Liars and The Life You've Imagined (an Indie Next Notable Book) explores the messiness of life's love stories, especially those involving teenage almost-stepchildren, a unreliable ex-wife, and the words no parent ever wants to hear: "Your child is missing." A poignant, honest, and unforgettable novel that fans of Katrina Kittle and Elin Hildenbrand will take into their hearts, Things We Didn't Say is exactly the sort of well-written, complex relationships story that women love to read, discuss, and share with their friends.
What goes unsaid can sometimes speak the loudest . . .
What makes up a family? For Casey it's sharing a house with her fiancé, Michael, and his three children, whom she intends to nurture more than she ever took care of herself. But Casey's plans have come undone. Michael's silences have grown unfathomable and deep. His daughter Angel seethes as only a teenage girl can, while the wide-eyed youngest, Jewel, quietly takes it all in.
Then Michael's son, Dylan, runs off, and the kids' mother, a woman never afraid to say what she thinks, noisily barges into the home. That's when Casey decides that the silences can no longer continue. She must begin speaking the words no one else can say. She'll have to dig up secrets—including her own—uncovering the hurts, and begin the healing that is long overdue. And it all starts with just a few tentative words. . . .
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"In this moving and captivating novel, Kristina Riggle explores with depth and honesty the question of how we define a family, and the myriad ways we all seek to shed our difficult pasts. THINGS WE DIDN'T SAY is impossible to put down, and even harder to let go of." — Julie Buxbaum, author of THE OPPOSITE OF LOVE, AFTER YOU
"an involving portrayal of the obstacles confronting today's families." — Publishers Weekly
"Women's literature has another promising writer in Kristina Riggle. Her latest work "Things We Didn't Say", is an imaginative drama about the consequences of hidden secrets and how they alter human relationship in a family that is struggling to blend and bond together." — Iron Mountain Daily News
"It's really unfortunate that Oprah's Book Club is no longer around. This is the kind of book she would eat right up." — Pittsburgh Tribune
"Riggle has a knack for dialogue and prose…the plot is quite compelling and the characters are nuanced and very human." — Desert Morning News
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- On Sale: 06/28/2011
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