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It's the end of the world as we know it, as the Trinity's plans are thwarted by Morgaine, but what, if anything, can now stop a maddened god in the form of Krona? Justin and Brian look at the latest "Trinity."
How can the Trinity challenge the cosmic power of Krona? What is Batman's plan, and how do Sun-Chained-In-Ink, Tarot, and the Void Hound fit into it? Justin and Brian take a look in TRINGENUITY.
The battle for the planet moves to the arctic as the Trinity takes the fight to Krona and his allies. Check out how the battle unfolds and what role Lex Luthor plays in the latest "Trinity."
Humanity touches some of the godlike members of the Trinity, but there is still work to be done as Krona seeks to sacrifice the planet's soul in his quest for knowledge. Justin and Brian look at the latest "Trinity."
At what price comes success for the Troika? Morgaine is willing make any deal to defeat the Trinity and assert her own godhood, but Enigma might have something to say about it. Take a look at the latest issue of "Trinity."
A deadly alliance has been forged between Morgaine and Despero, brining the threat of the Crime Syndicate to bear against the Trinity. But in their god-like states, do the heroes even notice?
The battleground moves to Europe as the world's heroes unite behind the Trinity, but are the powers of creation wielded by the Trinity too much for them to bear? See what Brian and Justin have to say.
What does the return of the Trinity mean for Lex Luthor, The Joker and Cheetah? And even with the Trinity's overwhelming power, can the heroes of the world ever go back to the way things were? Brian and Justin take a look.
Victory arrives for the Justice Soceity International, but at what cost? Justin and Brian look at the routing of the villains, the return of the Trinity, and the history of the Void hound that possesses John Stewart.
Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman have returned, but does their arrival mean we're back to normal in the DCU, or an even greater problem in the making? As we contemplate this, Krona contemplates his own past.
It's a war for the fate of the world in last week's issue of "Trinity," as the Justice Society faces down Morgaine's army in a final clash of titans in Metropolis, even as Konvikt faces hard truths about his chosen allies.
The Companions make contact with a godly Trinity, while the rest of the world slowly comes under the control of Morgaine's Dark Arcana. Justin and Brian take a look at the latest issue of DC's "Trinity."
Witness a war of epic proportions as Kellel, Dinanna and Atmahn do battle. Brian and Justin examine the ramifications of the battle amongst the Trinity, and take a look at the latest recruit to the Dark Arcana, The Joker.
The Trinity returns, but are heroes really meant to be gods? Justin and Brian consider the possibilities, while they also take a look at the remaining members of the Dreambound and the return of Ray Palmer.
What is the Idol Head of Infernatu, and what does it mean for Enigma's plans? What do the Companions learn about the mysterious god Kellel that could change their world? Justin and Brian bring you some answers.
Justin & Brian examine what it means to see a hero fall, as well as what it might mean when a hero brings about his own destruction, and check in on the war between the Justice Society and the Troika's villains.
The aliens complete their tale of Dinanna, the machinists stand revealed, and memories return, all while the battle for the planet takes a very personal turn. Brian and Justin take a look at last week's "Trinity."
Looking at last week's "Trinity," Justin and Brian check in with the goddess Dinanna Truthqueen, and also discuss what it means to be a hero when what you're fighting for leads inevitably to your own destruction.
Morgaine and Carter Hall assemble their arcana armies and begin saving (or destroying) the world, while the beings of an alternate Earth share tales of Atmahn, The Night Judge, all in the latest issue of "Trinity."
Alfred and company learn about the history of Happy Harbor's alien residents while the JSI manages to infiltrate the gathering of villains at Harteigen Mountain, all in the latest "Trinity" by Kurt Busiek and Mark Bagley.
As Alfred and company meet with the unknown alien inhabitants of Happy Harbor, Tarot makes a dangerous decision and the JSI continues their war with the Dreambound and their newest recruits, all in last week's "Trinity."
Welcome to Happy Harbor, Rhode Island, where Alfred and his friends discover a powerful link to the Trinity, but with Morgaine Le Fey building an army, can the world be saved in time? We take a look at "Trinity" #28.
While the JSI does battle, the Troika completes their evil union. But what does that mean for the being known as Konvikt? We examine last week's "Trinity," which also reintroduces Morgaine's minions, The Dreambound.
Tarot discovers an unknown link to the past and serious repercussions for the future in the latest "Trinity," while we learn about Konvikt's own past, just as Morgaine Le Fey and Enigma make him a powerful offer.
"Trinity" #26 arrived in comic book stores today, meaning DC's third consecutive weekly series has hit the halfway mark. Eisner Award-winning writer Kurt Busiek is loving it. Sometimes.
Meet The League as they negotiate a truce with the JSI, one that will unite all the world's heroes against Morgaine Le Fey and Enigma. And Alfred Pennyworth forms an alliance of his own, all in the latest issue of DC's "Trinity."
A message from the past gives the heroes of the world insight into the new powers they face in last week's "Trinity," while John Stewart's own new powers bring him some unwanted attention from Krona.
The world changes and a Justice League begins to form in last week's issue of "Trinity," but how does all this tie into John Stewart's transformations and the armada led by Despero?
We return to ancient Egypt in this week's "Trinity," where Prince Khufu's visions of the future, a future now changed, may hold the key to saving the world, but is the world soul itself trying to change things back?
Learn the history behind each member of the villainous Troika in this week's "Trinity," and discover that one of the villains isn't who you thought it was. Plus: the secret of John Stewart's transformations revealed.
Firestorm examines the history of the Justice Society International and remembers the inspirational abilities Superman offered the world in this week's "Trinity," while we check in on the mischief made by the mad god Krona.
Alfred Pennyworth takes center stage as Tarot & Gangbuster make their escape from the ruins of Castle Branek, and we also get a glimpse into a life changed by the absence of the ultimate Amazon, Wonder Woman.
What does a world without Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman look like? Find out as Justin and Brian examine this week's "Trinity," with a breakdown of events on both a global and personal scale for the DC Universe.
There's still a Trinity to read about, but for how much longer? The evil Troika has defeated the heroes and rewritten the world, so Justin and Brian have a lot to catch up on this week. Also, the origin of Konvikt!
It's a siege on Castle Branek when the Trinity brings the fight to the Troika with the help of their friends the Titans, Teen Titans and the Outsiders. Justin and Brian look at "Trinity" #15 to bring you all the details.
With the Trinity incapacitated by their own relationships and a world in flames, the JLA has their hands full while Hawkman and some friends do battle with the Troika's henchmen. Justin and Brian fill you in.
Superman and the Justice League continue a crushing battle against the Crime Syndicate, while Hawkman and Gangbuster ambush the Troika's henchmen. Brian and Justin examine this week's issue of "Trinity."
Only a quarter of the way home in his marathon run on "Trinity" and superstar artist Mark Bagley already knows his next project for DC Comics, giving CBR few cryptic hints and sharing the love for Stuart Immonen.
Superman unleashed! The Justice League versus the Crime Syndicate! Plus more on the mysterious Enigma, and how does the Riddler fit in? Brian and Justin examine the latest "Trinity."
It's political maneuvering at its finest when the JLA visits the homeworld of the CSA, while Hawkman and Gangbuster team with The Outsiders to lay a trap for the Torika's henchmen. Justin and Brian get you caught up.
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If you missed it last night Brad and Carrie were pretty great. They sang a great Ebola song and took some shots at the President.
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Okay so this was weird...
I get home, connect my laptop to my router via RJ-45 instead of wireless, and it CHUGS. I thought something had locked up, as I sat there for 10 minutes with nothing happening, Eventually I saw a flicker of video and audio, with it going frozen/silent again for another 7-10 minutes. I cut it after that, and tried another file. Same thing, or at least it seemed, as I didn't wait out the full 10 minutes or so.
I checked my ports, ran connection speed tests on my laptop to the internet which were fine, swapped RJ-45 cables, nothing seemed to matter. I unplugged, went back to wireless, fluid again. I restarted my router (WRT54GL w/Tomato firmware) as well as the PS3 and my laptop, plugged the cable back into the laptop & router, and it was still awful.
I'm able to browse through my file folders in the PS3 while "wired," but there's a noticeable delay in PMS beginning to attempt to prepare to get ready to stream (I exaggerate there only because it's so slooooow). Using PMS build 1.10.51, PS3 software version 2.6. On a Dell M1530 with Core 2 Duo T8300 2.4 ghz, 4 gb ram, Vista Home.
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Music lovers have no reason to feel "blue" this weekend, because the 22nd annual River City Blues Festival event is being held at the Lafayette Hotel Friday and Saturday....
Get that washboard out baby, it's time for the Blues Festival! I always love this every year. Good music, usually food and drink specials and it's a great way for NewsJunkie5 to mingle with the ladies.
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Just got home from a typically soul destroying day at work to find my preorder waiting for me. Huzzah!
Say what you want about the lateness but still nothing beats that feeling of getting a new album direct from the artist with extra goodies thrown in, it gets me every time. I used to work in a distribution centre for a big online business & know from experience how much work it must be to get these pre orders out with such a small team. Especially with the signing! I appreciate the hand cramps endured.
I love LI(F)E!
Thu May 20, 2010 1:17 am
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Location: Sydney
shut up with your joy and excitement...
here's hoping tomorrow may bring the same to me, maybe monday. i've had a good package week thus far, the book depository sent Capital, Communist Manifesto, Of Mice and Men, and The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
Thu May 20, 2010 2:10 am
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got a text from a buddy that interns at CD101 here in columbus a few days ago that read;
He-"Hey, you listen to Sage Francis, right?"
He-"Found a poster and this song Best of Times, worth checking out?"
Me-"Best. Song. Ever."
few hours later....
He-"Music Director really likes it, there is a good chance we start playing it...fucking awesome song"
thought id share that...pretty cool.
Thu May 20, 2010 7:08 pm
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Mark Twain once said that a lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes. On the epic new record Li(f)e, Sage Francis attempts to speak truth to the lies that pervade all facets of existence. Backed by an unusual consortium of indie rockers, Rhode Island's finest dissects the human condition with brutal honesty and unparalleled wit. From organized religion to interpersonal relationships and beyond, Sage examines the omnipresent impact of the myths many come to mistake as axioms.
Sage's sonic experimentation speaks to his genre's legacy of shattering barriers and forging new styles. While his past two Anti-/Epitaph releases showed a heavy punk influence, Li(f)e is a groundbreaking amalgamation of folk, indie rock and hip hop. Brian Deck, acclaimed for his work with Iron & Wine and Modest Mouse, produced the entire record and incorporated live instrumentation from members of DeVotchKa, Sparklehorse, Calexico and Death Cab For Cutie, many of whom had never worked on a hip hop project before. It may sound gimmicky on paper, but the result is a rap album unlike any you've ever heard before.
There Will Be Bloodesque strings melt into folksy riffs on "Little Houdini" and set the stage for Li(f)e. The third person narrative of a serial truck thief trying to visit his dying parents would seem to fall under the country umbrella, but Sage is adept at wrapping his delivery around the emotion of any given song. The constantly-evolving piece French composer Yann Tiersen (of Amelie fame) provides on "The Best Of Times" is one of the most unique and challenging arrangements to ever be rapped over. Sage uses this buoyant canvas to explore his subconscious through tales of childhood embarrassment and despair punctuated by a "this too shall pass" mantra.
Pain is the aphrodisiac of choice for a considerable portion of music's most thought-provoking lyricists. Throughout his career, Sage has managed to extract existential gems from personal and global hell. "16 Years" is a lugubrious, time-traveling affair through heartache and defeat set to the haunting, ethereal cathedral of Javanese gamelan. Soul-crushing realism ("There's something outside that we all want / but inside there's an ex who marks the soft spot / til it rots and decays and then no one else cares / it's been 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 years") blends with acerbic drollery ("I heard god is coming and she's a screamer") and a litany of incandescent metaphors, as fans have come to expect from one of this generation's truly great songwriters.
Sage provides his audience with raw confessionals that are equal parts melancholic and inspirational. The blues-tinged lead single "Slow Man" and co-dependency meta-analysis of "Polterzeitgeist" attest to the brilliance of this troubadour's iconic approach. The largely-unexplored concept of gender roles in regards to abortion is delved into via "The Baby Stays," a multi-tiered debate worth ruminating over. "Worry Not" carries an Irish-pub-sing-along vibe in its chorus and is possibly Sage's most upbeat song to date. Riding that positive momentum, Li(f)e shifts gears in the final act with "Love The Lie" and "The Best Of Times," two complex, life-affirming tracks that poignantly close the curtain on a remarkable album.
Song you'll remember in five years: "The Best Of Times"
Line you'll remember in five years: "When you think you've got it all figured out and then everything collapses… trust me kid… it's not the end of the world." (from "The Best Of Times")
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Fri May 21, 2010 1:09 am
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got it yesterday. THANKS SAGE!
this is really crazy. some are instantly hitting me, some not so much.
some are growing on me more.
the word play is crazy.
I love "sell 'em a click track, call it a soul clap"
definitely some soon to be classics.
also, if i were to order something else after some of the pre-order madness dies down, is there any way i could get a lyric book for li(f)e and/or FHSC?
that would be awesome.
Fri May 21, 2010 1:13 pm
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For the record, all orders have been sent out. They've been sent out for a couple days now. For any people who still have not received their package yet, sorry for the longer than usual wait. Definitely apologize for that. Expect your order with some bonus items any day now.
Sat May 22, 2010 8:27 am
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Location: " Bought a house next to Prince, now I can kick it "
i was super stoked all this morning to go to see sage at first ave tonight and bring him a present. then i looked and the show was yesterday.
Sat May 22, 2010 10:06 am
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Got the Life album in the mail today. Yeah Sage it's funny how that mistake happened.
Mon May 24, 2010 5:44 pm
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At my job there are allot of immigrants and today some were talking about when they came to the US and I being born here said I came to the US when I was zero. We kind of laughed at it but only I was thinking about the Sage reference.
Mon May 24, 2010 8:38 pm
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Got my preorder today. The wait was worth it as, senor "Frances" had the interns fill up my box with buttons an extra poster and the Dead Poet Live Album. Signed now less, with a little RIHC symbol. Thanks good stuff.
Really feeling Three Sheets to the Wind. I will get the full monty on the drive to San Diego tomorrow.
I bought vinyl so I used my download card and it spells Frances as such. Interesting.
Mon May 24, 2010 9:56 pm
Joined: 13 Dec 2004
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Location: Halifax NS, Canada
I just got the vinyl today, I searched but could not find the download card.
Should I be concerned?
Tue May 25, 2010 8:36 am
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D Seize: Mine was in the sleeve of the C/D side of the vinyl, but it got caught up in the whole of the paper sleeve so when I pulled it out it wasn't there for me either until I looked hard.
Tue May 25, 2010 9:35 am
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Got my preorder yesterday. Did the vinyl, did the download with no problem to my new macbook, listened to the wax once through. Still not sure where I sit with the record overall. Best of Times, I was Zero, and Slow Man stood out, but don't know what I think overall. I need a couple of listens, there is a lot of stuff happening in there.
I listened to HTDD and AHD once through as well while working. The retro disappointment or critiques of those two in the life threads baffle me, as I think they both hold up. My big complaint with HTDD would be that the buddy wakefield samples feel odd/dated/or something. Still like the record, and the songs they are around/in, and don't mind the slightly diverse sounds on the record. I agree LIFE is more cohesive, but I thought AHD was pretty cohesive too.
My AHD was signed, but not HTDD or LIFE. I might need to bring those to the Troc and try to remedy that. Hopefully Sage won't be too swamped to put a quick pen on them at the merch table.
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Tue May 25, 2010 6:25 pm
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This album grew on me strongly. I'm loving all the songs on here except for London Bridge and believe it or not I'm not crazy about The Best of Times. But the rest of the album is fire. I've been watchin' how the tour has been going on youtube and I can't wait to see Sage live in New York. Polterzietgiest is my jam, so is Three Sheets to the Wind and I was Zero and Slow Man and Diamonds and Pearls and The Baby Stays and Love the Lie and Worry Not and 16 Years. The album is solid.
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Believe it or not, married couples can carry their partnerships into the business world without conflict. Relationship experts Julie and Gene Gates of the Working Couple Network, www.workingcouplenetwork.com, offer some suggestions for peace at home and work:
1. Treat your relationship like a business. "Have a formal goal-setting meeting, discuss your ideas, put them down on paper. Like in business, put them up on a big poster that you will see every day."
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Brizo T60290-PC Chrome Thermostatic Valve Trim Less Valve with TempAssure Technology from the RSVP Collection
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"Archer & Armstrong" #15 has Fred Van Lente and Khari Evans follow Armstrong and Ivar throughout time, even as the Sect continues rear its ugly head and Armstrong deals with Archer's departure.
|November 15th, 2013
Archer & Armstrong #13
"Archer & Armstrong" #13 wraps up the adventure in the Faraway, and Fred Van Lente and Pere Perez bring this scattered story together in a strong way as things get strained between our heroes.
|September 12th, 2013
Archer & Armstrong #12
"Archer & Armstrong" #12 continues the duo's adventures in the Faraway, but with dinosaurs, aliens, time-displaced cults, a sibling assassin and General Redacted, it feels like Fred Van Lente and Pere Perez crammed in too much.
|August 16th, 2013
T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents #1
IDW takes a stab at launching "T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents" #1 with Phil Hester writing and Andrea Di Vito on art.
|August 14th, 2013
Adventures of Superman #3
The digital-first release of "Adventures of Superman" #3 comes from writer Justin Jordan and artist Riley Rossmo and features Bizarro.
|May 16th, 2013
Archer & Armstrong
"Archer and Armstrong" #0 by Fred Van Lente and Clayton Henry give is origin story for the Anni-Padda brothers: The Timewalker, Armstrong and The Eternal Warrior, in which they embark on a quest to The Faraway, the source of The Boon.
|May 13th, 2013
Adventures of Superman #1
It's a bird! It's a plane! Nope. It's "Adventures of Superman," the new digital first comic from DC featuring the talents of Jeff Parker and Chris Samnee.
|May 1st, 2013
Archer & Armstrong #9
The Geomancer muted! Archer possessed! The world about to end! Good thing Fred Van Lente and Emanuela Lupacchino have Armstrong and the Eternal Warrior on the scene. Too bad they can't stand each other.
|April 10th, 2013
Action Comics #13
When the back-up feature of "Action Comics" #13 is more satisfying than one involving Superman entering the Phantom Zone, it feels like something is slightly off-kilter.
|October 4th, 2012
Swamp Thing #4
Did someone say "Dinosaur Swamp Thing?"
|December 7th, 2011
Green Lantern #3
Hal Jordan and Sinestro go to attack the Sinestro Corps. . . or whatever the people with the yellow rings call themselves nowadays.
|November 10th, 2011
Green Lantern #2
"Green Lantern" feels like it hasn't so much re- launched, as regressed.
|October 12th, 2011
Green Lantern #1
As Sinestro returns to the Green Lantern Corps, it looks like maybe the Sinestro Corps is going to have to consider a name change.
|September 14th, 2011
Green Arrow #1
The relaunch has put a fresh face on Ollie Queen, except now he more closely resembles another famous comic book archer.
|September 10th, 2011
Detective Comics #881
Everything comes to a head in Gotham as Dick and Gordon frantically search for Barbara, kidnapped by her brother James.
|August 9th, 2011
Superman #814
Hello, Superman, hello. J. Michael Straczynski's "Grounded" plot wraps up here, with help from Chris Roberson and Jamal Igle.
|August 3rd, 2011
Detective Comics #878
This one has a big shock ending we won't be spoiling for you, but it's the culmination of Scott Snyder's sly work so far on the title. Also: Tiger Shark!
|June 28th, 2011
Detective Comics #877
Batman escapes from a death trap of one villain and finds clues that lead him into the death trap of another.
|May 26th, 2011
Detective Comics #876
After discovering a killer whale in a bank lobby, and a body in that whale, Dick sets out to discover the truth behind the murder, a truth that may dredge up old wounds around the death of his parents.
|April 28th, 2011
Superman #710
That's right, it's yet another previously untold tale of an early Superman and Batman team up. (Just how many of them are there?)
|April 13th, 2011
Batman Beyond #3
"That's the problem with you so-called heroes. . . you never really stop to think, do you?"
|March 4th, 2011
Superman #708
It's a Straczynski title crossover this month, sort of.
|February 9th, 2011
Detective Comics #873
"What I see is a common criminal. A dirty old man who sells pieces of dusty junk to rich people with too much time on their hands."
|January 26th, 2011
Batman Beyond #1
"It's been great having time to spend with family and friends again. . . it almost feels like a normal life, you know?"
|January 5th, 2011
Detective Comics #872
"Detective Comics" is dark, nasty, and dangerous, and I love it.
|December 29th, 2010
Batman Beyond #6
"Hey, there's no substitute for knowing you've saved a life. Or millions. And just because you couldn't figure out how to balance friends, family and choices doesn't mean I can't. I'll make it work."
|November 25th, 2010
Detective Comics #871
How does a kid become a Killer Croc? And what does a crooked cop have to do with it? Dick and Commissioner Gordon look to find out.
|November 24th, 2010
Superman #705
Straczynski tries to make a point about every-day heroes, but it gets lost in the melodrama.
|November 18th, 2010
Superman #704
Wilson's fill-in script is solid, but the art doesn't quite live up to the early promise.
|October 27th, 2010
Batman Beyond #5
"Batman Beyond" probably didn't need to be six issues in length, but it's ultimately still enjoyable.
|October 23rd, 2010
Superman #702
Superman's walk across America continues on, with this issue bringing him to Detroit.
|August 15th, 2010
Detective Comics #867
There's a good idea in this issue of "Detective Comics," but it's not quite coming together.
|July 28th, 2010
Batman Beyond #1
Batman Beyond moves beyond the television screen with a comic that's a fun continuation, while maintaining a flavor of its own.
|July 2nd, 2010
Detective Comics #866
The stakes are low in this filler story by O'Neil, Nguyen, and Fridolfs, and it shows.
|June 26th, 2010
Supergirl #53
The aftermath of the "War of the Supermen," Supergirl is left to assess the damage inflicted upon her life.
|June 26th, 2010
The Joker's Asylum II: Mad Hatter #1
A one-shot spotlighting the Mad Hatter tells the quintessential story of this obsessive oddball with fantastic art by Giffen and Sienkiewicz.
|June 21st, 2010
JSA All-Stars #7
With the first storyline over, "JSA All-Stars" is starting to come back around.
|June 6th, 2010
Detective Comics #865
The Question backup is the artistic highlight, but David Hine's Arkham story is certainly unsettling.
|June 1st, 2010
Detective Comics #864
How can Jeremiah Arkham be the Black Mask? Read this issue and find out!
|April 29th, 2010
Detective Comics #863
Despite being plagued with artist switcheroos, "Detective Comics" still makes you eager for more Batwoman.
|April 1st, 2010
Detective Comics #682
The second part of "Cutter" is mostly filler with good art, while the Question second feature is a lot of fun.
|March 8th, 2010
JSA All-Stars #4
"JSA All-Stars" is already starting to feel a little tired, which isn't good when you're just hitting issue #4.
|March 5th, 2010
Green Arrow/Black Canary #29
Andrew Kreisberg's 14-month saga comes to an end, and it's as dumb as the beginning, only with the benefit of some Sienkiewicz art this time.
|February 14th, 2010
JSA All-Stars #3
"JSA All-Stars" is in a strange position thanks to odd scheduling, where its subplots are more interesting than the main story.
|February 11th, 2010
The Question #37
A clever and smart "Blackest Night" tie-in that can't help but fall prey to the formula of the event.
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But Chris' brilliant mother, a scientist, was killed in a car accident two years ago, and as the book opens his father, Steven Snow, is dying of cancer; Chris' protected life is about to change forever. We meet Chris as he is carefully preparing himself to go out in the late-afternoon sun to visit the hospital. In his last moments of life his father tells Chris he is "sorry" and that Chris should "fear nothing", cryptic words that Chris cannot really relate to.
Steven Snow's body is removed to the hospital basement for transport to the funeral home/crematorium, and when Chris goes downstairs for a final moment of farewell, he witnesses a frightening and clandestine encounter: the funeral director and another man Chris doesn't recognize are substituting the body of a hitchhiker for Steven Snow's body, which is being taken not to the crematorium but to some secret destination.
For Chris, this scene is the first intimation of a conspiracy that he will come to realize envelopes many of his townspeople. His parents knew of it and wanted to protect Chris from it. His best friend has had hints of something wrong because of the frightening nocturnal visitors that have come to his beach house. And the first person to try to explain to Chris what's going on, and warn him about the special danger he himself is in, will be hideously murdered.
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"Szarabajka's reading, like Koontz's writing, sweeps listeners into the exciting adventure and keeps them rooting for the unlikely hero." (AudioFile)
"Great Book"
Am a long haul truck driver, and just recently finished listening to this book. I had listened to Seize the Night last year, and was wondering why some part didnt make sense.
After listening to this I realized it is the first book of a series. I was so enthrawled with the book I couldnt wait to get away from the shipping dock so I could head down the road to finish listening to this book.
A must listen for all Dean Koontz fans.
Audible Please Please Please get Seize the Night. I really want to listen to both books back to back.
"The Best of Dean Koontz"
Several years ago I had the pleasure of listening to "Fear Nothing" on cassette. At the time it was my first introduction to Dean Koontz. I was hooked immediately! Since that time I've gone through every Dean Koontz story that Audible has made available. Some have been good. Some have been bad (i.e. "The Taking").
"Fear Nothing", and its sequel "Seize The Night", are by far the best stories that Koontz has ever produced! I'm glad to see that "Fear Nothing" has finally made it to Audible! The characters are well developed. The settings are incredibly detailed and compelling. The narration is wonderful! And Koontz does an amazing job of leading you just far enough that your imagination runs away with you, providing just enough hints at what is really going on to lead your mind on some pretty amazing journeys. In the end some of the truth is revealed, but much is left to the sequel (which is every bit as good!). PLEASE listen to this book. You will not be disappointed! And Audible, PLEASE get "Seize The Night"!
Note: "Fear Nothing" and "Seize the Night" are the first two books in what Koontz has promised will be a trilogy. The final book in the series, "Ride the Storm", was originally promised two years ago. Koontz has said, in several interviews, that the story is half done but is turning into a magnum opus. Here's to hoping it comes out soon!
"Did not want it to end!"
I have become a huge Dean Koontz fan because of novels like this and Odd Thomas. Great characters that overcome unusual circumstances to be the unwilling hero. Christopher Snow is a character you can bond with, damaged but triumphant despite the situation. Can't wait for the next installment.
Yellow Hawk
THIS is Koontz at his best. Starts a bit slow, but, OH BOY, does it pick up. It takes you places you never thought you'd go... Twists and turns in the plot galore, KEEP THE LIGHTS ON AS YOU LISTEN TO THIS, I'm blind, NO PROBLEM! ;-)
DO NOT forget to get the follow up book to this, after you listen to this, called "Sieze the Night". IT's as good or better than "Fear Nothing". BUT, read them in order!
I focus on fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, science, history, politics and read a lot. I try to review everything I read.
"My favorite Koontz"
Fear Nothing was the first Koontz book I read long, long ago and is still my favorite of all the Koontz I have read. The best part of this book is the superb characterization and the mystery. The story is less than perfect, but it does not matter as the characters, relationships and writing are so great. The narration is fantastic bringing the characters to life. There is a lot of the story that is left to your imagination, not all questions are answered, and the story gets pretty weird. For me, this added to my enjoyment. It seems these story issues really bother some readers – but not me. This novel stands alone, but is followed by Seize the Night, which can also be read alone. For many years Koontz has been promising a third volume in the series, but don't let that stop you from reading the first two now.
"Solid Koontz book"
I really enjoyed this one. A couple reviews back I was dissatisfied with Koontz but this book has made me a loyal fan once again. Short book but a lot of character development and not too "dog focused", a lot of his books have a special dog in it. Narrator (although sounds like he smokes quite a bit) did a great job. Looking forward to my next Koontz book!
"Christopher Snow is a great character!"
It ranks pretty close to the top for it's originality.
Yes and this was a fast paced book with great twists and excitement.
I have - he is always, always fantastic - he is so great with his delivery of characters. This one is as great as his other readings.
"Wow...... LOVED, LOVED LOVED this book....."
This is a wonderfully written book. I listen to books on my way to work and home. I could not hardly stop listening.
Christopher Snow and Orson.
This is the first time I listened to Keith. He did very well differentiating between the characters. Good Job.
"Enjoyable listen"
Pros, Good narrator,great characters, and a cool premise,pretty good ending especially if it goes on in more books. I enjoy the way DK writes, and I've liked, or loved almost every one of his books I've read. Which have been a lot over the years.
There were only a few things I consider cons. I love DK's descriptive writing, but even I have to admit there were a few times in this book where I was thinking ok we get it, on with the story please. Maybe its because my college teacher sternly cautioned me about over using certain words or terms I noticed the use of things like "however" and "never the less" over and over.
Having said that I'd recommend this audio book, and enjoyed it a lot. I finished in 3 days getting back to it whenever I could.
"Wax and wane"
Koontz is a good storyteller, which is why I listen to him (and read his occassional book), but I find in this book he spends WAY too much time inside the subject's head explaining over and over to the reader (listener) such unimportant mind-numbing minutia about him; how decent of a person he is, how sensitive he is, how understanding he is, how patient he is, how wonderful his relationship is with his girlfriend, about his great and godly dog - so much waxing and waning over and over throughout the book. It wouldn't be so bad if it were leading to something, and only discussed a couple times, but he keeps going on beating the same sensitive pony tail crap about the hero into our heads that it drove me to fast-forwarded the ipod. I would hit play to see if I went too far, but would find that he was still talking about some issue that he already beat to death through the previous chapters. Aside from that, the basis of the story is a good one, but the ending is predictable and soft. It is a good time killer, but don't look here for any real literary or deep writing.
"Fear nothing: But what does the night hold"
Koontz creates a sinister moonlit world to which Chris Snow, the teller of this story, is perpetually condemned due to a rare skin condition which means that the light which he so longs for, would in time kill him.
But that is just the start of it ... something fantastical has been going on at the old abandoned army base just outside town, things that both thrill, and terrify. Chris, the hunger of curiosity insatiable, must find out what is happening, and worst of all, what caused it.
As usual Dean Koontz's character development, narrative progression and an uncanny ability to describe nocturnal beauty, plunges the reader directly into the romance of what Chris Snow sees as he leads his quazi-vampire life. All acts are justified and flow liquidly throughout the tidal motion of this book, however, as with life, this tale does not draw to a firm conclusion, possibly a flaw in Koontz's books. Closure seems hard for him to find. This may be that there are very few authors that can suspend reality so completely, yet make it almost plausible, but when you turn off the story, your left with a yearning, a feeling of loss for that world. A sign of a good book or a run away train which the author just has not got the steam to keep up with?
"Feel the fear"
When I first started to listen to this I couldn't get into it so I listened to something else and came back to it . I'm glad I did. Anyone who has listened to 'Marley and Me' narrated by the author John Grogan will know its sometimes hard to listen to a nasal American accent and the narrator of this sounds similar in tone. The book however is thrilling and certainly chilling . Without giving away too much of the plot , The main character of the book is a sufferer of a condition called XP which makes him ultra sensitive to light.Exposure to light will result in cancers quickly followed by painfull death , so it's no surprise that he chooses to sleep by day and live his life by night. The sleepy town in which he lives , Moonlight Bay , has cruelly given him the name of 'the night crawler'and to some he's just someone to pick on . He does have friends though like his old surfer pal Bobby and his gal pal Sasha . Things start to get weird on the night his father dies and appologises for leaving him his legacy on his death bed.What does it mean ? And why does his fathers body get kidnapped and replaced by that of a tramp for the cremation.What is wrong with the animal population of Moonlight Bay and is our mans dog Orson as smart as he acts? A thrilling listen with some genuine skin crawling caracters . highly recommeded .
"Be Careful!"
The narrator is American. Listen, before you buy!
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Got 20 minutes? Firm up all over!
Because trainers swear by it Ever scoped out a personal training session from the treadmill? Chances are, the pro was coaching her client on a tone-up tool like the FreeMotion Cable Cross, shown in these moves. Your club's model may vary (Cybex, LifeFitness and Nautilus are also popular brands), but the earmarks are the same. "Adjustable pulleys and cables allow you to perform a variety of exercises on the apparatus," says Ken Mahadeo, a trainer at Clay gym in New York City, who created the following speedy shape-up exclusively for SELF. "It's the ultimate one-stop firming."
And because science says it works Exercisers who use cable-based equipment show twice (yes, twice!) the strength gains as those who rely on the standard gym machines that function in a single plane of motion, isolating muscles (think: leg press or hip abductor), The Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research reports. Having a full range of movement forces the body to recruit smaller assisting and stabilizing muscle groups as well as the main muscles you're targeting, which translates to faster, more effective sculpting.
The plan
Do two sets of the indicated reps of each exercise using a resistance that makes it tough for you to eke out the final two reps with good form. Breeze through this routine two or three times per week on nonconsecutive days. To fast-track fat melting, add 30 minutes of heart-pumping cardio most days.


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Eczema - self-care
Eczema is a chronic skin disorder that involves scaly and itchy rashes. Atopic dermatitis is the most common type.
Atopic dermatitis is due to a hypersensitive reaction (similar to an allergy), leading to long-term inflammation of the skin.
Taking care of your skin at home may reduce the need for medications.
Try not to scratch the rash or your skin in the inflamed area.
Antihistamines taken by mouth may help with itching if you have allergies. Often you can buy them over-the-counter. Some antihistamines can cause sleepiness. But they may help with scratching while you sleep. Newer antihistamines cause little or no sleepiness. These include:
Keep the skin lubricated or moisturized. Use ointment (such as petroleum jelly), cream, or lotion 2 to 3 times a day. Moisturizers should be free of alcohol, scents, dyes, fragrances, or other chemicals. Having a humidifier in the home may also help.
Moisturizers and emollients work best when they're applied to skin that is wet or damp. After washing or bathing, pat the skin dry and then apply the moisturizer right away.
Different types of emollients or moisturizers may be used at different times of the day. For the most part, you can apply these substances as often as you need to keep your skin soft. Avoid anything that makes your symptoms worse. This may include:
When washing or bathing:
The rash itself, as well as the scratching, often causes breaks in the skin and may lead to infection. Keep an eye out for redness, warmth, swelling, or other signs of infection.
Topical corticosteroids are medicines used to treat conditions where your skin becomes red, sore, or inflamed. "Topical" means you place it on the skin. Topical corticosteroids may also be called topical steroids or topical cortisones.
Topical steroids contain a hormone that helps "calm" your skin when it is swollen or inflamed. Your doctor will tell you how much of this medicine to use and how often. Do not use more medicine or use it more often than your doctor tells you to.
Your doctor may give you other medicines to use on your skin or take by mouth. Be sure to follow the directions carefully.
Call for an appointment with your doctor if:
Breternitz M. Placebo-controlled, double-blind, randomized, prospective study of a glycerol-based emollient on eczematous skin in atopic dermatitis: biophysical and clinical evaluation. Skin Pharmacol Physiol. 2008 Jan; 21(1): 39-45.
Wollenberg A, Schnopp C. Evolution of conventional therapy in atopic dermatitis. Immunology and Allergy Clinics of North America. 2010 Aug; 30(3).


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The Lewisville Library provides eight public-access computers. They access the Internet and Microsoft Office® applications: Excel, Powerpoint, and Word.
Two Early Literacy Stations are available to children in the children's area. These computers feature educational games for preschoolers through third grade.
A Digitization Station provides digital conversion equipment for use by our customers. A special State Library grant funded this additional computer workstation. As a result, the efforts for Digital Forsyth will continue to add historical treasures to your family and our community.
Forsyth County Public Library provides computer services and wireless internet access at all locations for any public use. Review the Internet Use Agreement & Computer Rules.
Specialized workstations and software are available at some locations: Assistive Technology, nonprofit and grant research, digital conversion, genealogy assistance, and much more. Computers can be reserved at Central Library for research. Let the Library fill many of your computing needs.


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Biologists from the Lake Champlain Committee and Arrowwood Environmental are spending this summer sampling Missisquoi Bay for aquatic plants. They are hoping to map where native plants like eel grass are growing which provide food for waterfowl and cover for fish. At the same time, they want to track the spread of invasive aquatic plants that have recently shown up in the Bay in order to help remove them before they spread too much. The twist...this year's flooding has effected what they are finding. Watch as Conservation Correspondent Bridget Butler joins biologists Mike Winslow and Micheal Lew-Smith to sample plants from Lake Champlain.
For more information, check out the following links.
Managing Aquatic Invasive Species
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Read Pete Wentz's Alice in Wonderland Review
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Kanye's 'Famous' Music Video Is Now an Art Exhibit, Because What Kanye Wants, Kanye Gets
Flea Responds to Fox News' Red Hot Chili Peppers Attacks: 'They're All Welcome to Hate Us'
Before The Night Of Finale, Let's Consider the Murder Suspects
Amy Adams on Not Being a 'Celebrity,' Avoiding Social Media, and Playing Janis Joplin
Sit Back, Relax, and Listen to a Previously Unreleased Led Zeppelin Track
How Britney Spears and Carly Rae Jepsen Stay Relevant
Captain America: Civil War Unleashes a Very Silly Blooper Reel
Bea Arthur's Shelter for LGBT Homeless Youth Opening in 2017
Check Out the First Photos From the Upcoming Beauty and the Beast Remake
Thor Was Too Busy Normalizing His Life on Earth to Appear in Captain America: Civil War
Did Ballers just end with a lasting negative consequence? Whoa.BrainDead Recap: Barely Concealed Contempt
Tony Shalhoub is having a whole lot of fun, isn't he?The Night Of Finale Recap: Beyond A Reasonable Doubt
And the verdict is…Watch the Video for Bon Iver's New Song "33 'GOD'"
A new track from the album, 22, A Million.The Highs and Lows of the 2016 MTV Video Music Awards
It was a night of Beyoncé and Rihanna and then everything else.John Lennon's Killer, Mark Chapman, Is Denied Parole
He was denied parole for the ninth time.Chvrches Dedicate a Song to Harambe, Prove Even Scottish Synthpop Bands Care About Cincinnati Gorillas
Fact: Musicians love gorillas.Rihanna Broke Drake's Heart at the VMAs
Drizzy speeds right into a hard curve.Star Trek: Discovery Lead Character Will Be Called 'Number One'
In reference to Majel Barrett's character in the original Star Trek pilot.Here Are Your 2016 MTV Video Music Award Winners
Here's who's taking home a silver Moonman or two.
Nick Cannon and Heidi Klum dancing together like regular BFFs.John Oliver Pitches His Own Superhero Movie Franchise: Johnny Strong
"He's a kick-ass hero with a bad attitude."Vice Principals Recap: Teacher Work Day
In no time at all, Vice Principals went from transgressive to milquetoast.Watch Britney Spears Return to the VMAs Stage With 'Make Me'
It's the VMAs and Britney, bitch.Let's Discuss The Night Of Finale, 'Call of the Wild'
And the verdict is...Roadies Season Finale Recap: Everything Works If You Let It
Let's celebrate what Roadies is, not what it might've been.Watch Beyoncé Slay a Surprise Lemonade Medley at the VMAs
The past and the present merged to meet us here.Here's What Kanye West Did With His 4 Minutes at the VMAs
"This is fame, bro."Everyone Would Rather Roast Ann Coulter, and More Highlights From the Roast Of Rob Lowe
"What is it like to be a real life supervillain," asked comedian Nikki Glaser. "The only person you'll ever make happy is the Mexicans that dig your grave."Rhymefest Was Robbed at Gunpoint Then Treated Poorly by Chicago Police
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News 12 at 11 o'clock / Sunday, March 9, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- "You lose something, you advertise it, and the person gives it back to you, how do we have a crime?" said Tanya Jeffords, an attorney for Alexia Davis.
It is a question in the minds of many who were out at the Augusta-Richmond County Courthouse on Saturday to send up prayers for Alexia Davis.
The 31-year-old public defender was charged with a felony theft of lost or mislaid property after she found a $10,000 diamond ring at Cracker Barrel last month.
A warrant obtained by News 12 says that Davis had the ring appraised and was then offered money for it, but she did not sell it.
Later, the ring was advertised as missing by media outlets and that is when she returned it.
"We just think that basically, that's not a crime," Jeffords said.
Making her first public appearance since she turned herself in, Davis stood quietly by her family, who says she is a woman of integrity.
Mona Davis, mother of Alexia, says, "She has been taught to only have what belongs to her and not to have anything else."
Her father, "We've raised her to be exactly what she has become, a woman of impeccable taste and committed to those around her."
Others speaking at the rally, like Rev. Christopther Johnson, says there is more to the story.
"We really want to know the facts, we really wanna know both sides, if possible, of the coin," Johnson said.
But for now, her lawyers are grateful for the support of the community.
"We thank you for having this prayer rally and giving us your prayers because we need for God to put the right people in the right place at the right time who have the courage and integrity to just basically do the right thing," Jeffords said.
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Highlanders Fall 61-51 to Principia College
December 7, 2013
The MacMurray College women's basketball team shot a cool 29% from the field and dropped a 61-51 game Saturday afternoon at Principia College in a battle of previously winless teams.
The Highlanders trailed 25-24 at the half and connected on only one of ten 3-point FG attempts in the second half in the loss to the Panthers. Junior center Megan Duisen led the Highanders with nine points and eleven rebounds. Cydny Saxer also had nine points and KayDee Carmody added eight points.
Freshman guard Rachel Perea had a huge game for Principia with twenty points, fourteen rebounds, eight steals and three blocked shots.
MacMurray falls to 0-5 overall and 0-2 in SLIAC play; while Principia improves to 1-5 and 1-1 in conference play. The Highlanders will host the MacMurray College Classic Tournament next Friday and Saturday in Wall Gym. The tournament begins with Greenville College playing St. Mary of the Woods College at 5PM and the Highlanders hosting Calumet College of St. Joseph at 8PM.


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OAKLAND — Josh Donaldson hasn't had much break time this season.
His last game off was July 2, when he didn't start the final game of a series in Detroit.
When most of the rest of his teammates were getting four days off at the All-Star break, the third baseman was one of the A's representatives at the game in Minneapolis.
So it's no wonder manager Bob Melvin wants to find a way to give him half a day off by using him as the designated hitter. Donaldson did DH on July 6 and again on July 30, but he pushes back when Melvin suggests it.
"I've talked to him the last couple of days about potentially doing that,'' Melvin said of plugging Donaldson in as the DH. "He's reluctant. But I've got an eye on that. He's a tough kid. He wants to play. He knows how much he means to us at third base.''
Right now isn't the best time. Shortstop Jed Lowrie was out of the lineup Tuesday and against was sidelined Wednesday, although he was available to play later in the game if the need arose. With Nick Punto on the disabled list (hamstring), it's tough for the A's to find enough infielders to go around.
Second baseman Eric Sogard is at short for back-to-back days after having played there just once in the first 110 games. That leaves Alberto Callaspo, the logical choice to fill in at third base if Donaldson was to DH, at second and no one available as a backup.
Still, Melvin doesn't want to wear Donaldson down and will continue to look for a spot to give his third baseman a break.
"He's better,'' Melvin said. "My guess is he will start Thursday and is potentially usable off the bench (Wednesday).''
Lowrie said it was a problem throwing Tuesday but Melvin seems confident that the shortstop could make necessary throws now or he wouldn't use him.
For more on the A's, see John Hickey's Inside the A's blog at ibabuzz.com/athletics. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/JHickey3.


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PIEDMONT -- As America's voting public went to the polls Nov. 6, the students at Corpus Christi School in Piedmont took the opportunity to learn firsthand about the process behind choosing propositions and deciding who will lead the country as president for the next four years.
This year marked the fourth time Corpus Christi held mock elections. According to Principal Katie Murphy, the lessons her students learned each time are essential.
"It's a part of life," Murphy said. "I want them to learn how to study the pros and cons, and what voting really means."
The process of voting itself was formulated by the school's technology coordinator, David Malone. The hallway where the voting took place was equipped with a series of iPads set up on a table, each bordered by dividers to ensure privacy. Each device displayed a ballot made on Google Forms by Malone. Once it was their turn, students tapped their respective grade on the screen to see the propositions they could vote for. While every student voted for the president, two propositions and one local measure were selected for each grade based on what would be appropriate for their age groups.
After voting, the students received "I Voted" stickers, which were donated by Alameda County.
While the results could be seen in real time on Malone's computer, the school waited to announce the results the following morning. Student Council President Nick Desler was given the responsibility of reading the results, as well as helping to run the voting booth during the election process.
Desler said it was important for people to learn about how voting works at a young age so they would be prepared for the task in the future.
"Anyone can vote and understand how the U.S. government works," Desler said. "Everyone can have a say. This," he said, nodding toward the voting booths, "is what it will be like when they have the opportunity to vote."
Principal Murphy said that by encouraging research and spirited debate, the students could discover for themselves why it is that they take to certain political choices.
"The biggest thing for me is learning about the importance of voting," Murphy said. "Why do you want to vote for this person? What do you believe?"
The decisions each student made on the ballot did not come without preparation. Essays, posters and summaries of the politics involved lined the walls of the school. Each one was assigned to the students so they would inform themselves about the facts behind each choice they made.
Sofia De Melo, an eighth- grade student and treasurer for the student government, stated that this year's election has special importance for her and her classmates.
"We want the economy to be good before we go in to college," De Melo said. "This actually affects us."
Students smiled and laughed as they waited in line to vote. Anticipation could be felt, and students of all levels seemed to enjoy themselves.
"You can feel the excitement," Murphy said. "They were looking forward to this day. I think they're having a good time."
President Barack Obama won the presidential race at Corpus Christi, receiving 179 votes to Mitt Romney's 86. Proposition 34, which would have repealed the death penalty in California, won 54 to 39. Proposition 37, requiring the labeling of genetically modified foods, won with 89 votes to 61. Measure A1, asking for a parcel tax in Alameda County to support animal care at the Oakland Zoo, received 166 "yes" votes and 73 "no."


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STOCKTON - A good Samaritan retrieved a purse that had been snatched from a 68-year-old woman about 5:10 p.m. Monday, police reported.
The woman had been walking near Airport Way and Weber Avenue when two teens came up to her from behind, pushed her to the ground and took her purse, police reported.
The good Samaritan, who left without telling police his name, chased after them and retrieved her purse from the two would-be thieves, described by police as two black males about 18 years old, each about 6 feet tall and about 150 pounds, both with black hair, and both wearing black jackets and blue jeans.
The woman was uninjured.The two assailants are still at large.
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Hope, the Perfect Diversion
Hope. It has been described to me as a strategy for freedom, a trajectory of love, a means of healing and a way of being. Except it seems lately that "hope" is actually a diversion from trusting myself — from knowing what I can do. We humans use hope as a perfectly rational way of staying far away from real trust and knowing, by "hoping" things will work out. Could we replace hope with knowing, and effectively clear the way to our dreams?


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Many have studied the series of earthworks left behind by the Hopewell and Adena moundbuilders who lived in the region some 2,000 years ago. However, the relatively few who have studied the mounds cannot agree on their purpose.
"There aren't too many people around who know very much about the mounds," said John Briley, former manager of the Ohio River and Campus Martius museums. "And that's too bad because they are very interesting works."
When the first military and civilian settlers arrived in what is now Marietta, they found groups of earthworks that extended over 95 acres.
Unfortunately, many of the Marietta mounds were carelessly destroyed in the last 200 years. Many mounds in other Ohio cities met similar fates.
One example of this careless destruction came in , when two massive mounds that lined Sacra Via were sold by Marietta City Council to a local businessman. The earth from the mounds was made into bricks and used in the construction of many downtown buildings, including the First Unitarian Universalist Church on Putnam Street.
Fortunately, before most of the mounds were destroyed Charles Whittlesey, a topographical engineer for the state of Ohio detailed the location, shape and height of the Marietta mounds in 1837.
It allows today's archaeologists and historians to theorize about the purpose of the mounds.
The Native Americans who were living in Ohio at the time it was settled were from other tribes — primarily Cheyenne in this region — and possessed no knowledge or understanding of the mounds. Exactly what happened to the moundbuilders themselves also remains a mystery.
Early settler theories about the Marietta earthworks thought of them as structures built for worship, burials or defense. Those thoughts were generally accepted for many years, and to some degree may still hold merit.
More recent theories are the product of extensive studies of mound sites from across the region that suggest the Hopewell and Adena tribes were members of a complex society that used mounds for astronomical charting and recording.
According to theorists, many mound sites in the region were arranged to help identify key dates, such as solstices and equinoxes.
An example, according to the theory, is that the Marietta winter sunset is marked at an angle of 239 degrees from true north. That is the angle of a straight line from the top of mound Conus in Mound Cemetery to the southernmost stone mound on Harmar Hill. Other lines can be made to identify the rise of prominent stars and constellations.
It would mean Conus was basically used as a giant sundial.
It is one of many possible theories, said archaeologist Wes Clarke, of Marietta.
"That is one possible theory," Clarke said. "But you can take a map like that and make lines pointing in every direction and still not know what you've got.
"We still aren't sure what the mounds' real purpose was."
Clarke said most conclude after studies of earthworks similar to Marietta's holds that the mounds operated as ceremonial centers which were visited periodically by the natives.
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Police have arrested the third suspect they were seeking Friday in connection with a firearm theft.
Launadica M. G. Britton turned herself in Sunday. She is accused of theft and passing bad checks, jail records show.
Between Nov. 23 and Dec. 5, fraudulent checks were used to steal merchandise and five firearms from two retailers, according to a media release from the Jackson Township Police Department.
Two Canton residents, Jaymei P. Peterson and Quenel D. Hines, have also been arrested in connection with the thefts.
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The President's Fiscal Year 2014 Budget demonstrates that we can make critical investments to strengthen the middle class, create jobs, and grow the economy while continuing to cut the deficit in a balanced way. The President believes we must invest in the true engine of America's economic growth – a rising and thriving middle class. He is focused on addressing three fundamental questions: How do we attract more jobs to our shores? How do we equip our people with the skills needed to do the jobs of the 21st Century? How do we make sure hard work leads to a decent living? The Budget presents the President's plan to address each of these questions.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama's budget plan would increase taxes by $580 billion over the next decade, but it relies on many proposals that have been repeatedly rejected by Congress.
Some were rejected as recently as January, when Congress voted to make permanent a series of tax cuts first enacted under President George W. Bush. Among them, a proposal to limit itemized deductions for high-income families.
One new proposal is a 94 cents-a-pack increase in the cigarette tax. The tax would raise an estimated $78 billion over the next decade to pay for early childhood education.
Obama says his tax plan is part of a balanced approach to deficit reduction that includes painful cuts to benefit programs like Social Security and Medicare. Most GOP lawmakers, however, adamantly oppose new taxes.


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When you retire, you may well have accomplished some important financial goals, such as sending your children through college and paying off your mortgage. Still, you can't relax just yet because your retirement could easily last two or three decades. That means you'll need at least two or three decades' worth of income - which, in turn, means you'll need the proper savings and investment strategies in place. And, just as importantly, you'll also need to be aware of the types of risk that could threaten these strategies.
Let's consider some of these risks:
• Longevity: None of us can say for sure how long we'll live. But it's still important to have an estimate, based on your health and family history. So if you think you may live for 25 years in retirement, you'll want to withdraw enough from your investments each year to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle - but not so much that you deplete your funds before the 25 years have passed.
• Inflation: We've experienced pretty mild inflation over the past few years. But over time, even a low rate of inflation can seriously erode your purchasing power. To illustrate: If your current monthly costs are $3,000, with only a 3 percent annual inflation rate, that would be about $4,000 in 10 years. And in 25 years at that same rate, your monthly costs will have more than doubled, to about $6,200. To help protect yourself against inflation risk, it's important to have at least some investments that offer growth potential, rather than owning only fixed-income vehicles, such as certificates of deposit. You'll also want to consider sources of rising income potential, such as dividend-paying stocks.
(Keep in mind, though, that stocks can reduce or discontinue dividends at any time and are subject to market fluctuation and loss of principal.)
• Market fluctuations: When you retire and begin taking withdrawals from your investment portfolio - that is, when you begin selling off investments - you'd obviously like prices to be high.
After all, the classic piece of investment advice is "buy low, sell high." But it's impossible to try to "time" the market this way, as it will always fluctuate. That's why you may want to consider sources of income whose value is not dependent on what's happening in the financial markets.
Your financial advisor may be able to recommend investments that can provide you with this type of income stream.
• Low interest rates: Many retirees depend on fixed-rate investments for a good portion of their retirement income, so it's a real challenge when interest rates are low. Consequently, when you retire, you'll certainly need to be aware of the interest-rate environment and the income you can expect from these investments.
Longer-term fixed-rate vehicles may be tempting, as they typically offer higher rates than shorter-term ones - but these longer term investments may have more price fluctuation and inflation risk than shorter-term investments. Consequently, you'll still likely need balance among short-, intermediate- and long-term investments to provide for a portion of your income in retirement.
Retirement can be a rewarding time in your life. And you can help make your retirement years even more enjoyable by understanding the relevant investment risks and taking steps to address them.
This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones financial adviser. Edward Jones and its associates and financial advisers do not provide tax or legal advice. Tina DeWitt, Charlie Wick and Kevin Brubeck are financial advisers with Edward Jones Investments. They can be reached in Edwards at 970-926-1728 or in Eagle at 970-328-4959 or 970-328-0361.


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Screencast: Device Selector
By Radko Najman on Dec 21, 2009
Some time ago I asked you how are you familiar with Device Selector. I'd like to thank everybody who answered the question. We have got lots of interesting information. More than half of participants answered "I don't know what Device Selector is." I didn't expect so high percentage of votes for this option so this is a good chance to say a few words about Device Selector functionality.
Device Selector is a small window in the bottom left corner of Java ME SDK development environment. In general you can use it to set emulator properties or simply run project on different emulators. This screencast shows you Device Selector in action.


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The Oak Ridge Municipal Swimming Pool will open Saturday.
The pool is scheduled to be open from noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, and on June 1 and 2. The outdoor pool will open full time on June 5.
For more information, call the Recreation and Parks department at 425-3450, or visit the website www.orrecparks.org for information on all of the Recreation and Parks Department programs.
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McKENZIE, Tenn. – Bethel University evened its record at 3-3 on the season with a 57-17 win over a banged up University of Pikeville team at Wildcat Field on Saturday afternoon.
Pikeville dropped its third straight game and will take a 3-4 record into its bye week.
Bethel scored the only points of the first quarter when junior tailback Travis Smith scored on a one-yard run to end an eight-play, 52-yard drive. The extra-point hit the goal post and bounced off, keeping it 6-0 Wildcats with 2:47 to play.
The Wildcats got a pair of touchdown runs by freshman Raquis Hale, the first from 29 and the second from 47, in the second period. Pikeville's only points came on a 23-yard field goal by sophomore Grayson Quick with 5:56 to play in the half.
The points were the only ones of the half for the Bears, who trailed 20-3 at the break.
Bethel scored 16 unanswered points in the third period. It began when backup quarterback B.J. Robertson hit junior Travonta Thomas from 31 yards for a score. Tailback Cordarius Mann was next, scoring from four yards out. This time Phillips missed the extra-point, but hit a 19-yard field goal before the period ended to make it 36-3 after three periods.
Robertson continued to add points for the Wildcats, hitting sophomore Cole Delano early in the fourth period for a 35-yard score to make it 43-3. That would be the first of five touchdowns in the final period of play.
Pikeville scored on an 11-yard pass from sophomore Reese Browning to junior Jeremy Hill with 9:36 left. It was the first touchdown pass in Browning's career as he came on in relief of senior Trevor Hoskins.
After Mann scored from 20 yards out, Pikeville answered when sophomore Seth Miller danced down the left sideline for a 30-yard score with 1:34 left to make it 50-17.
Bethel wasn't content to run the clock out, however, handing the ball to Mann who went 47 yards for the final touchdown of the game.
Millar had his second 100-yard rushing game this season, gaining 108 yards on 16 carries. The quarterback combination of Hoskins and Browning went 21-of-47 for 200 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Browning was 10-of-14 in the fourth quarter for 119 and the touchdown.
Hill led the receiving corps with seven catches for 70 yards.
Bethel had 351 yards on the ground, led by Hale's 174 on 23 carries and two scores. The quarterbacks were 22-of-39 for 301 yards, with Robertson going 13-of-26 for 235 and two scores in relief of injured starter Will Masoud.
Junior Jahron Reynolds led the receivers with seven catches for 86 yards. He also had 112 yards on five punt returns and 89 yards on a pair of kickoff returns.
Sophomore John Dudley Hilton was the leading tackler in the game with nine, including eight solos. Freshman Matthew Robinson followed with seven solos.
Sophomores Anthony Debonis and Tyler Murray each had six tackles for Bethel, with both recording three solos and three assists.
Pikeville will be back in action on Oct. 20, hosting No. 2 Georgetown College at 1:30 p.m. at Hambley Athletics Complex.


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Tuesday, October 7, 2008
It's an interesting move and probably a no-lose proposition for coach Craig Hartsburg.
If Martin Gerber falters against the powerful Wings, Hartsburg will have a better idea of what Gerber is all about and it will clear the way for Alex Auld to have a chance to get in the nets for a spell and solidify this team going forward.
If Gerber plays well (and wins, more importantly), Hartsburg will be credited with restoring Gerber's confidence.
Actually, it's a stroke of genius.
He's letting Gerber fight for his hockey life right now and he's putting him in the most pressure filled position that could possibly be dreamed of.
Home opener.
Coming off a brutal performance that's threatening to turn his huge and loyal fan-base against him.
Against the Stanley Cup Champions.
It might be considered a victory for Gerber if he's able to stop the first shot on goal but he really has a chance here to save himself.
The pressure on this guy will be out of control and he'll have no choice but to make a statement.
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Part of me is hoping that Gerber gets shelled and then we can be done with this and KNOW that Gerber is not the man. Whether Auld can do the job remains to be seen, but I think it's safe to say that besides a brief run of success early last season, Gerber has never been a picture of confidence/consistency.
And on another note, I'm tired of hearing analysts talk about how much weaker the Sens defense will be this year. Anyone who actually watched the Sens last year knows how brutal the defense was, and Redden and Meszaros had awful years. Hartsburg will have this crew playing much smarter hockey defensively this year.
- October 7, 2008 at 5:57 PM
- October 7, 2008 at 6:30 PM
obviously the defense will be better at keeping the goals against down but i think they are talking more about the lack of offense from the sens blueline compared to years past, with kuba being the only real proven scoring threat. We shall see if Lee and picard develop or if they make a move before the deadline.
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The Wanda Gag House Association invites the area communities to a 120th Birthday Party for Wanda Gag on Saturday, March 9, 2013 from 1 to 2:30 pm. The party will be held at the Brown County Historical Society Museum Annex, 2 North Broadway Street in New Ulm.
Wanda Gag was a Newberry Honors and Caldecott Medal Awards winning children's book author and internationally acclaimed artist. She is the author of Millions of Cats - the oldest American picture book still in print. Her childhood home is located at 226 North Washington, New Ulm.
The celebration includes an art education adventure, a reading of Millions of Cats, an origami cat art project and a guest appearance by a Wanda Gag character actor. Cat cookies and punch will be served. The event is free and open to the public.
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Scivation Psycho is crafted for those searching for the mindset that delivers them to the doorstep of greatness. Scivation Psycho instills the only mindset that allows you to dismantle any and every training obstacle in your way with fuel in the tank to spare. So scoop it up, strap it on, push through the door and check yourself into your exclusive training asylum. Scratch or scrawl your name on the list with an elite few who train with the mindset of a true psycho.
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Alvaro Stuardo Bravo has been impressing us for almost two years with his amazing sculptures. Since those first sculptures, his talent has continued to grow and he is quickly becoming a world class artist. Alvaro recently surprised us with a beautiful sculpture based on the Gears of War: Judgment Reaper. I carried it around the studio and people were so amazed at the detail. It will soon find it's home hanging on the Epic walls.
Epic Gamer and artist Tim Fangon chats with Alvaro about sculpting and other mediums he enjoys.
Tim F: How did you get started sculpting?
Alvaro B: I started sculpting 2 years ago with a lot of questions about materials and techniques, learning from YouTube and after all the research now I feel more confident about my sculptures.
I started after I saw "Inside the Wicked Workshop" on YouTube from Chris Perna, to me was very inspiring.
TF: Who is your favorite Gears of War Character to sculpt?
AB: Definitely Marcus Fenix, I believe Marcus is the most awesome Character in the game.
TF: Could you describe the process for the sculpture?
AB: I start with an armature made of metal, then I cover the armature with aluminum foil. Then I start modeling the clay over the aluminum foil with rough shapes until I feel comfortable with the results. I bake the clay and the statue is ready for the paint job!
TF: What kind of clay do you use?
AB: I use Super Sculpey and Sculpey Firm which is a type of polymer clay that can be molded and put into a conventional oven to harden.
TF: How did you make it look like bronze?
AB: That was the paint job made it by my Girlfriend Carla, she painted several layers of different colors to get that finish and then she added some clear coats to bring some shine
TF: Did you know the sculpture will be on display at Epic Headquarters?
AB: That's gonna be Fantastic! And makes me feel very happy because you guys likes what I do, to me is an honor.
TF: When did you start sketching?
AB: I been sketching all my life, I love to make drawings and When I saw Gears of War I knew that I wanted to keep improving my sketches. I loved to make drawings using just a regular ball pen and maybe some polychromes!
TF: How long have you been drawing?
AB: All my life! Since I was 4 years old.
TF: Do you create any art on PC?
AB: Yes. I make drawings using Photoshop and recently I started using Z-Brush which is pretty awesome.
TF: Which do you like to do more, sketch or sculpt?
AB: I don't know which is better but I try to do both things because one helps to improve the other and because both makes me happy.
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Recently, Best Toys Guide unveiled its "30 Hot Toys for Christmas 2012." We were so pleased see their announcement of Melissa & Doug's Suspend game as a featured toy!
Since its release, Suspend has made waves – receiving lots of praise for its innovative approach to family fun night. Best Toys Guide calls it "THE new game to have," stating:
"Suspend is a must have game for this Christmas. To play, you start with metal rods of different lengths which correspond to their colored tip. For example, a black tipped rod is the shortest. Players then set up a hook from which you take turns balancing and hanging your rods without knocking the structure over. Literally and figuratively it will keep you in constant suspense."
A big thanks to Best Toys Guide for this wonderful honor!
To learn more about the "30 Hot Toys for Christmas 2012" list, click here or check out their brief video demonstration of how the game works, below.
And to order Suspend for your family, visit MelissaAndDoug.com!