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John Terry showed signs of why he should still be kept around, but also indications as to how he will continue to decline as a player at his age.
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Terry Wogan, who hosted the show 'Wake Up To Wogan' on BBC between 1972 and 2009, died after battling cancer.
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"It's my last run in the FA Cup so I want to make it a good one," said Terry after the game.
Singer Sinead O'Connor 'threatens suicide' in Facebook post
Troubled Irish singer Sinead O'Connor appeared to have attempted suicide, after a statement on her Facebook page said she had taken an overdose.
Sharp's Kozo Takahashi and Foxconn's Terry Gou plan to meet Friday in China: Report
The meeting comes a day after the Taiwanese company, put a deal to take over the ailing Japanese electronics maker on hold.
Has it now become personal between Mourinho and Terry?
The 2,500 Chelsea fans, kept behind in the top tier of the Estadio Dragao, sang "we want our captain back".
Virginia governor Terry McAuliffe leads trade mission to India
Aimed at attracting investment from Indian companies and creating jobs in Virginia, the governor of the US state has embarked on a high-powered trade mission to India.
Chelsea hoping for a happy ending, John Terry believes recovery has begun
A surge up the Premier League table has yet to materialise, however, and the champions remain in 14th place, only three points of the relegation zone.
'Pirates of the Caribbean' writer Terry Rossio sued for commission
"Pirates of the Caribbean" writer Terry Rossio has been sued by his former agent for pending commission payment of over two years.
Made-in-Gujarat terry towels for Rugby World Cup
The company has also come out with a limited edition Webb Ellis towels. William Webb Ellis is a rugby legend and is allegedly called the inventor of the game.
Terry Myerson, Microsoft's most powerful product leader
Three Microsoft executives saw their responsibilities multiply last week when the company announced that it was consolidating its engineering efforts.
Foxconn chief Terry Gou: Looking at long-term investments in India
Gou said on Tuesday he was looking at India with a more than ten years timeframe in mind, but had not firmed up investment figures yet.
Excalibur' actor Nigel Terry dies at 69
Terry's first major appearance came in 1968 in Anthony Harvey's "Lion in Winter", where he played Prince John alongside Peter O'Toole and Katharine Hepburn.
British actor Terry Sue-Patt found dead
Sue-Patt became a graffiti artist later on in life, but was acting up until 2013. The actor was found dead at his home in Walthamstow by police on Friday.
Roubini Global names Terry Waters CEO
Waters joins from leadership development firm Evanta Inc, where he was president. He was previously the CEO at Yankee Group and Highline Financial.
Terry Walsh's demands move to Sports Minister's doorstep
The three-member panel formed to look into Indian men's hockey team's chief coach Terry Walsh's demands has failed to come to any "conclusion".
Foxconn targets 10-12 facilities in India by 2020, says Terry Gou
Foxconn is aiming to develop 10-12 facilities in India, including factories and data centres, by 2020, company Chairman Terry Gou said on Tuesday.
Terry Walsh eager to return but says Hockey India needs to "show desire"
Walsh resigned as the chief Hockey coach soon after returning from Incheon, where he guided the Indian team to its first Asiad gold in 16 years.
Panel on Terry Walsh issue to meet again on November 17
3-member panel formed to look into demands of Terry Walsh to stay on as chief coach of hockey team could not arrive at a decision on the issue today.
Terry Walsh stays as India coach, to be given fresh contract
After a hectic meeting with the Sports Ministry and SAI officials, the 60-year-old Walsh decided not to push for his resignation.
Hockey: Terry Walsh ready to stay, but wants new contract
60-year-old Australian, submitted his resignation in dramatic fashion barely three weeks after guiding the team to a historic gold in the Asian Games.
Terry Walsh resigns as hockey head coach over 'pay dispute'
He cited difficulty in adjusting to the functioning of the country's bureaucratic system which is not working in the interest of hockey players.
Gurwinder Singh Chandi will strengthen forward line: Terry Walsh
Speaking on the forward line of the team, Walsh said, "We have one of the best forward line as compared to the tournaments in the recent past.
Indian hockey coach Terry Walsh quits after meeting Sports Minister Sarbananda Sonowal
Walsh submitted resignation last month after his demands for greater say in team decisions & hand-picked support staff were turned down by HI & SAI.
India combining Asian and European style hockey: Terry Walsh
Terry said the team is trying to mix the Asian and European styles of hockey that can be troublesome for the rivals.
Regulatory changes have made insurance biz difficult: Dean A Connor, Sun Life Financial
Insurance is not an easy business in India. If you are a foreign player and are not among the top five, profits and growth are hard to come by.
Hockey coach Terry Walsh withdraws resignation, says sports minister, Sarbananda Sonowal
"I am happy that after SAI's efforts Terry Walsh is back. Looking ahead for a bright future for hockey in India," Sonowal tweeted.
Sports Authority of India keen to resolve Terry Walsh matter, wants him to stay
SAI DG Jiji Thomson said he had met Walsh at his office on Tuesday and tried to convince the Australian to carry on in his post.
The Asian Games gold medal a golden opportunity: Terry Walsh, Indian hockey coach
Hockey in India is a far bigger sport that it is in Australia. The reality in India is that you are living inside a hockey culture that is second to none, says Walsh.
I'm okay with myself about everything: Celebrity Photographer Terry Richardson
Fashion photographer Terry Richardson, known for his provocative and controversial photographs of celebrities, has addressed his image as a sexual predator in an interview.
Connors plans academy with Pawar's nephew
Jimmy Connors, former tennis champ, has joined hands with Maratha strongman Sharad Pawar's nephew to set up a mega tennis academy.
Companies need to work on soft skills, says Terry Endsor of Citi
Indian talent is highly educated, creative and entrepreneurial, but needs to improve in the soft skills department.
Modern retailing need not abandon cultural traditions: Sir Terry Leahy, Former CEO, Tesco
For Indian farmers there would be a higher return with products reaching consumers with less waste.
Marketers must 'break the straitjacket' to come out of recession stronger: Terry Leahy
Leahy refers to himself as a "marketing CEO". Here are eight opportunities Leahy identified for marketers to reinvigorate their brands.
Apple CIO O'Connor visited Bangalore in January: Will it be iNDIA after iPhone, iPad?
Apple CIO visited Bangalore in January. It is believed that the company is now looking to quadruple the amount it spends in India.
Sharadha Terry's micro cotton brand plans desi foray after circling the world
Sharadha Terry products, part of Coimbatore-based KG group plans to tap the domestic market for its luxury Micro Cotton brand of fine towels and bathing accessories after achieving the status of world's best terry towel brand.
Tesco CEO Terry Leahy to step down next year
Shares in Tesco, the world's third-largest retailer, slipped Tuesday after it announced its CEO would step down amid the company's expansion into the United States.
Terry & Farrel to submit fresh plan for world class station
After failing to obtain green signal from DDA for New Delhi world class station plan, Railways have asked a Hongkong-based consultant to submit a fresh master plan modifying the previous one.
Terry Semel steps down as Yahoo Inc's chairman
Terry Semel has stepped down as Yahoo Inc's chairman, severing his ties with the slumping Internet icon seven and a half months after he resigned as chief executive under shareholder pressure.
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A large crowd was gathered on the second floor of a Parade Street building that once housed an Erie social club when gunfire rang out shortly before 1 a.m. Sunday.
Erie police officers who were outside ticketing cars heard the shots.
A 26-year-old man was killed and three other people were injured in the shooting at a building that has become a problem spot for police and neighbors.
The death of Rashid Anderson was Erie's first homicide of the young year. Six people have been injured or killed by gunfire in the city since Jan. 1.
The motive for Sunday's shooting was unclear Monday, and it was not immediately known if more than one weapon was involved, Erie Police Chief Randy Bowers said.
Detectives working the case said they had completed some "key interviews" and made "substantial progress" to determine what happened in the second-floor ballroom of the former East Erie Turners building, and to identify and apprehend the person responsible for the shooting, Bowers said late Monday morning.
The focus on Monday was on a single suspect, he said.
"We've gotten some needed cooperation from the public," Bowers said as an autopsy commenced on Anderson at the Erie County Coroner's Office and detectives were serving a search warrant on the building at 829 Parade St.
"We're finishing up some forensic work at the crime scene, and we're continuing interviews," he said.
Stiff winds whipped about sections of yellow crime-scene tape still ringing the red brick building on Monday as a city police patrol car idled outside.
According to investigators, a crowd of 100 to 200 people were in the ballroom for a private party early Sunday morning. Erie police were in the area "because the location is known to us as a potential trouble spot," Bowers said.
Officers were ticketing cars when they heard the gunshots, which were reported on Sunday at 12:54 a.m., according to police.
Anderson was shot in the chest and was taken to UPMC Hamot. He was pronounced dead at the hospital on Sunday at 1:28 a.m., Erie County Coroner Lyell Cook said.
The autopsy determined that Anderson died of a single gunshot wound to the chest, Cook said.
Also shot were a 20-year-old man, a 19-year-old woman and an 18-year-old woman. The victims, whose names were not released, were each shot in the leg and the 19-year-old woman was additionally shot in the wrist, Bowers said.
Police were told that there was "some sort of security on the premises" when the shooting happened, the chief said.
Minutes after the shooting, Erie police were called to a house in the 2300 block of Holland Street to investigate a report that multiple gunshots were fired at the house. The house was struck again with multiple rounds of gunfire at about 2:45 a.m. Sunday, Erie police Lt. Stan Green said. No one was reported injured in those shootings.
Bowers said police are investigating the Holland Street shootings as if they are related to the homicide case.
The shooting was the second at or around the Parade Street building in seven weeks. A 24-year-old man was shot in the leg outside the building early on the morning of Nov. 17, according to police. Investigators said they found evidence that gunshots were fired from at least four different weapons during that incident.
The victim was not cooperating with police and the shooting is still under investigation.
Police have responded to four calls to the former East Erie Turners building since the November shooting, Green said. The building's owner said it is rented out for events, he said.
"That's the reason officers were in proximity to the club," Bowers said. "It is on our radar as a potential trouble spot."
Pam Simmelkjaer of the East Side Eagles neighborhood watch group said there have been some incidents reported there, and neighbors aren't happy.
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I was all the more interested when seeing their logo. By far the best of the online courses I had taken for PT were from a company named At Home Seminars. They are not affiliated in any way with At-Home Professions yet they use a logo almost identical to the one used by courses for PTs and OTs.
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Perhaps looking to make news that could help him make the cut on to the main stage at Thursday night's Republican primary debate, Governor Chris Christie announced that he'll likely pardon out-of-staters who were arrested for having a firearm while travelling through or visiting New Jersey. One of the victims Christie referred to is Brian Fletcher, a North Carolinian that was ...Read More »
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For Entrepreneurs, Disaster Brings Eureka
Hurricanes and Flooding Inspire New Business Opportunities: Diaper-Like Sandbags and Light-Duty Floodgates
For some entrepreneurs, Mother Nature is also the mother of invention.
From floodgates for homeowners to "diapers" for absorbing storm waters, they've come up with ways to tackle the problems brought on by tornados and other major events—including, of course, Hurricane Irene.
"Often large disruptions such as natural disasters create the basis for new business opportunities," says Andrew Zacharakis, a professor of entrepreneurship at Babson College in Wellesley, Mass.
Maurice Huffman thought up Stormtec, a line of water-absorbent alternatives to sandbags for preventing floodwater damage, while watching TV news coverage of a flood four years ago. A commercial for baby diapers aired during the program and he and a friend joked that such items would be helpful for absorbing the flood water.
"It was silly talk but it planted a seed in my head," he says.
Mr. Huffman found a manufacturer to produce burlap sacks containing an expandable polymer which, when soaked in water, plump to resemble sandbags. He began to sell them online.
Most weeks, Mr. Huffman says he sells about 200 bags, which retail for $7 each or $240 for a box of 50. Last week, as everyone braced for the storm, he sold more than 10,000. He also got his biggest single order on Friday for 5,000 bags, which he shipped overnight to a business in New York.
StormBlok Systems Inc., a maker of protective covers for commercial windows and signs, ATMs and gas pumps, also saw a spike in orders prior to Irene. Founder Parr Wiegel, a former beer brewer, got the idea about a decade ago after falling asleep on a couch while watching a documentary on Hurricane Andrew. When he woke up hours later, an unrelated program was showing a race car being tested in a wind tunnel. "From then on I was obsessed with finding a solution" to protecting property during a hurricane, he says.
Mr. Wiegel initially focused on producing protective covers for mobile homes. In 2005, he began producing smaller covers for storefront windows, ATMs and gas pumps and offered to print the buyers' corporate names and logos on them.
Today, StormBlok's covers—which are made of a proprietary material fastened to an aluminum and fiberglass frame—are sold largely through partnerships with retail chains and commercial sign and ATM providers. They retail for between $400 and $1,400. Mr. Wiegel says Hurricane Irene was his company's first big test on the East Coast.
In the case of Presray Corp. in Pawling, N.Y., water damage to the manufacturing concern's own building more than 50 years ago led one engineer to invent the heavy-duty flood barriers that the company sells to hospitals, nuclear power plants and other large facilities.
Current Presray president Jason Smith says that when he joined the company in 2001 he noticed it was regularly receiving inquiries from residential and commercial property owners. The barriers were too pricey for the average consumer and small business, so he saw an opportunity to launch a separate entity targeting this market.
The result was Door Dam LLC, which sells three light-duty barriers ranging in price from $600 to $3,000. Last week, the subsidiary did $50,000 in sales, up from the $15,000 it normally does in a week's time, says Mr. Smith. A dozen or so customers even visited Door Dam's Wassaic, N.Y., factory to shop in person rather than online, where most sales take place. "Usually, maybe once a year we'll have someone do that," says Mr. Smith.
In some cases, natural disasters prompt entrepreneurs to market existing products and services to storm victims.
Jarvis Property Restoration Inc. started in 1979 as a painting company and later a carpet cleaner. But in 1985, founder Bill Jarvis switched to home-restoration services. He says during prior years he'd seen news coverage of damages caused by flooding to residential neighborhoods and figured he could tap the market easily because his business already had a lot of the equipment it would need.
Since Hurricane Irene's arrival, Mr. Jarvis says his 250-employee company, based in Harrison Township, Mich., has received more than 500 calls for help from home and business owners along the East Coast. On Saturday morning, it sent its first wave of relief personnel and equipment, such as industrial dehumidifiers and generators, to impacted areas. Within the next 48 hours, it will likely enlist some 1,500 subcontractors to service clients, Mr. Jarvis says.
Jarvis Property Restoration charges customers between $22 an hour to $60 an hour depending on the level of service and expertise needed. Mr. Jarvis says the company does $40 million in annual sales and he expects cleanup efforts from Hurricane Irene to account for as much as 50% of its income this year.
Ami Rosenberg also shifted gears after seeing that his Hoboken, N.J., business, OneTonBag LLC, sold a product that could help homeowners and businesses tackle a flood. The company's bags, made of a synthetic called polypropylene, can hold up to 2,500 pounds of weight. When filled with a water absorbent like sand, they can prevent floodwater from entering a home.
The bags were originally intended for construction companies and masonries. But about seven years ago, Mr. Rosenberg saw a news program that showed homeowners in a flooded Midwestern town painstakingly filling dozens of small bags with sand. "I thought it would be a lot easier and less time consuming to use our bags," he says.
Mr. Rosenberg then began advertising his business online and at trade shows as a provider of flood-protection bags, which come in various sizes and require a forklift or similar device for transport. Last week, the six-employee company sold 7,800 one-ton bags, up from a weekly average of 3,000.
"The phones just kept ringing," Mr. Rosenberg says.
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Bradley Cooper Says Tabloid Story About Him and Taylor Is "Crazy"
Did you hear the one about Hollywood hunk Bradley Cooper turning down Taylor Swift after she allegedly tried to reach him through Bradley's Silver Linings Playbook co-star Jennifer Lawrence?
Whew. First of all, that's quite a mouthful. And second of all, it's false, Bradley tells the Extra TV show.
"That's completely made up," Bradley says.
"Crazy, never met her, that's not even true at all," the actor said. "Somebody said that she talked to Jen? Yeah, not true."
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Random Thought! It's colder out again. I am pleased. Keep it up, weather. It's Random Thoughts time! Get excited!
Link Thought! GraphiContent for comics. butterbeatleblog for popculture. 411mania for wrestling reviews and the occasional CD review.
Random Thought! Last week seemed to be filled with comics where I couldn't care less about the plots or characters, but enjoyed reading them for style reasons. Weird.
Random Thought! Remember Nostalgia November? Well, to free up some space, I tossed most of those comics out last week.
Random Thought! So… the Phoenix Force hasn't arrived yet, but Hope has the Phoenix Force? When it comes to Marvel, I can never tell when it's something that will be explained or it's just a case of them doing whatever they want, assuming no one will remember in a week. I understand 'consistency' over 'continuity' (and support it), but they have a horrible track record of putting out comics that contradict one another in close proximity.
Random Thought! Batman: "You could have been an evil servant of rich folks!" Nightwing: "So… what…? It didn't happen…" Batman: "…I thought you'd care." Nightwing: "Well, I don't. Why would I?" Batman: "I… don't know…?"
Random Thought! I finished reading The Sugar Frosted Nutsack by Mark Leyner this morning. It's a read that alternates between fun/entertaining and extremely tedious. It's a myth that not only contains the myth, but the performance of the myth, discussion of the myth, subversion of the myth — all of which is made part of the myth itself. Basically, every performance of the myth becomes the myth, so it shifts from a small, succinct paragraph into pages of conjecture and repetition and self-aware discussion of what's coming at the end — even though that never actually happens! It's a weird book. Basically, take the self-awareness post-modern elements of Leyner's previous books and turn the volume up to eleven. I love how much of the book revolves around debate over how much the god XOXO is fucking with the narrative, because that's what he does — it becomes a battle between the narrative and the god! I may try to write something longer on it soon… I'm still trying to get my head around it completely.
Random Thought! A rule that is never wrong: if I'm at work and an awesome song comes on the radio, those will be the four minutes where the phone doesn't stop ringing.
Random Thought! I rather enjoyed Wonder Woman #7, but can see how others would view it differently. The only argument I've heard put forth that's seemed strange is the idea that the Amazons are rapists because they kill the men after. Basically, the idea being that, if the men knew that, they wouldn't consent, making it rape. Taking that idea to its logical conclusion, wouldn't a lot of consensual sex be considered rape if you raise the idea of retroactive consent based on actions taken after the act is finished? That strikes me as rather ludicrous. Granted, the case in question is extreme (murder), but, conceptually, it doesn't quite make sense. The cases of men who resist or don't want to (or are influenced by magic) are obviously different. What happens after, though… that strikes me as a problematic argument to make. (I do agree with Kelly's point that it's odd that Diana didn't know about this practice, though.)
Random Thought! I kind of want every issue of AVX: VS to feature no dialogue, just narration by 'announcers' calling the fight.
Random Thought! My Summer of Punk DVD set arrived in the mail today. The perfect pre-WrestleMania viewing material? Quite possibly. Yesterday, I watched some of the matches on the third disc of The John Cena Experience and, for the first time, saw Cena's match with Randy Orton at SummerSlam 2007. What's funny is that those two gained a reputation of delivering bad matches thanks to their prolonged feuds, yet every one of their matches I see in isolation is pretty good. I think the overexposure of the two wrestling together dragged those matches down at the time. The big one that I've yet to see is their Iron Man match from Bragging Rights 2009 and I really want to. I've heard different things about it and am curious to see what they did. Also, if the WWE keeps doing those 'rivalry' DVD sets, I would love to see one featuring these two guys. They were in OVW together, rose through the ranks of the WWE in sort of parallel paths, had numerous feuds — and, judging from John Cena's comments on the Orton DVD where he said he used to hate Orton, there's probably a lot they could talk about. But, I wouldn't want to see that for a while considering the potential for the two to mix it up again in the future.
Random Thought! I love shipping schedules. This week is a big week and so it next week… but next week also contains the Flex Mentallo hardcover and the second paperback edition of Jack Kirby's Fourth World (the copy of the Bendis "Oral History of the Avengers" book will probably be in then, too). Why must everything come out at the same time? Why can't slow weeks be bolstered by a trade I oredered? I know, I know, this is dumb to complain about. Sorry.
Random Thought! This week, Deadpool MAX ends, Scalped is one step closer to ending, Moon Knight ships its penultimate issue, Spaceman passes the halfway mark, and Avengers vs. X-Men almost begins with the zero issue. Plus, a whole bunch of other comics. Still, I'm looking most forward to The Ultimates #8. I really do love that comic.
Random Thought! Oddly, the only DC books I'm buying this week are Vertigo titles (the trio of Scalped, Spaceman, and The Unwritten). And, next week, OMAC ends, taking another DC book off the board — after I've dropped many of the 'nu52′ books I began buying when they launched (Men of War post-Ivan Brandon, Stormwatch, Justice League Dark, Batwoman, and Swamp-Thing).
Random Thought! If Avengers: X-Sanction cut out 3/4s of Cable's narration, it would have been a much better comic. Also, I wrote about it, kicking off my ongoing series of posts on Avengers vs. X-Men.
Random Thought! My prediction for Avengers vs. X-Men: the Defenders win with an assist from the Fantastic Four. SWERVE!
Random Thought!I agree with everyone else: the soundtrack to Avengers sucks. Then again, I remember hoping that using AC/DC for the entire Iron Man 2 soundtrack would have made Marvel and company realise how to produce great soundtracks. Then, they released Thor and Captain America and, well… here we are. They should have recruited Them Crooked Vultures to record their next album as the soundtrack. Or the Raconteurs. Or the Dead Weather. Or the Hives. Obviously, the Hives don't fit the theme, they're just awesome. (I'm listening to the Hives right now.)
Random Thought! Also: THE D IS BACK!
Random Thought! What would be the DC equivalent of Avengers vs. X-Men? Justice League vs. ??? Justice Society? Teen Titans? Legion of Super-Heroes? Stormwatch? Wildcats?
Random Thought! The real question… which will I miss more: The Boys or Scalped?
Random Thought! And because some people have asked: it's only been two weeks of not reviewing for CBR. If I wanted to go back already it would be sad. So, no, I don't miss it. Not one bit.
Random Joe Casey Question! Are there any projects you regret accepting? Any that you regret passing up?
Random Joe Casey Answer! I like to work, I'm pretty much a blue collar bastard in my approach to the physical act of writing (as much as it is a physical act… which is not much), so I tend to find some value in even the dopiest gigs I've taken over the years (even if I have to dig deep for it). So I would say I don't regret anything, in terms of actual jobs I've accepted. Certainly I regret some of the work I did on some of those jobs, but I can only hope that everybody feels that way about their own work. It's a healthy way to keep your ego in check.
The things I've passed on… well, I only pass on things I'm absolutely sure that I don't want to do, so there's never any regret there. As a professional, you eventually learn to weigh all of the factors involved when it comes to new opportunities… and, at this point, whether or not I'll have some fun doing it is definitely a factor I consider. If we're talking strictly about comicbook projects, I feel like I fiercely protect that strand of my work life. I fuckin' love writing comicbooks way too much to risk that bromance by becoming bitter taking jobs that I knew going in were going to suck ass. Now, despite my reputation as a no-filter loudmouth, I hesitate to specifically name check any of those projects, out of respect to the writers who ultimately took those jobs (and probably made a better go of it than I ever would've)… but they're out there.
Random Comments! Every comment is special to me even if I don't feature it here.
FunkyGreenJerusalem said: It was a big letdown for me, as I was hoping for the magic that Wildcats V2 had, but that annual he did made up for a lot. That book was perfect.
The annual with Ashley Wood and the final two issues with Sean Phillips are quite good and show what Casey was capable of doing on Uncanny X-Men. A little too late, though, unfortunately.
Jeremy said: The thing about Brubaker's Captain America is that it's lost all the dark, espionage stuff the run was built on. Brubaker is at best when his characters are playing in the shadows. It really felt like he had this big arcing plan in the first fourty something issues, and you couldn't turn away to see what happen next. Is this Winter Soldier guy REALLY Bucky Barnes? Holy fuck, it's Bucky Barnes! How does Steve and the supporting cast react to this? Well, now he's dead!? Who's Captain America then? Bucky is Captain America!? How is THAT gonna work!? There was this constant build to big actions, the big actions happening, the consequences/fall-out of that building into MORE big actions, like one big story. But after around 50 issues of that, it became obvious that Brubaker didn't have anything else to say about the character. He brought Bucky back, he made him Cap, had a few adventures and uh…yeah. All he could do was keep bringing back enemies from his past over and over and over again. He just ran out of things to say with the character. Bucky is off in his own book now, but he's still bitching about his dark past, which is dark and full of bad stuff and I gotta redeem myself, and here's ANOTHER enemy from my dark past.
I agree. That was around the time that I began losing interest — but, oddly, after Steve came back and James continued as Cap, Brubaker seemed to find the book again, briefly, with the trial story. I don't mind stories involving James being rooted in the past to a degree since there would still be so much fall-out from his return. To gloss over that is a mistake. Steve, on the other hand, was revealed as a character that worked better as a presence that hangs over the characters than as an actual character. The book was at its best when he was dead…
Riley said: Does Joe Casey plan on bringing Zodiac back into the fold at Marvel anytime soon?
That question will be answered next week… sort of… Really, Casey will answer an entirely different question, but it relates to this.
Francis Dawson said: I'm just going to copy and paste Tom Spurgeon's comments because I totally concur with them: "I think the weirdest thing at this point is how many people get worked up about the kind of objection Alan Moore is making in a way that suggests they feel they have some sort of significant — or even equal — interest in perpetrating their consumption habits exactly the way they'd prefer to maintain them as he does reacting to what he perceives as a cycle of abuse over a quarter century of his professional life. It seems to me like there's enough material out there to enjoy that doesn't involve an aggrieved creator. I guess some folks disagree with that notion, though."
I actually agreed with most of what Spurgeon wrote on Before Watchmen — or, at least, couldn't disagree with his points despite having a different view/perspective on the matter. Then again, my comments about Moore last week really had nothing to do with Before Watchmen and were about how I don't let the personal views/opinions of creators affect what I choose to buy/enjoy.
Travis Pelkie said: Woo hoo, bleeding cool reporting that the Marshal Law Omni (with just the solo stories, crossovers possibly in the future) coming out in about a year! About damn time!
Not including the crossovers has killed whatever interest in this I had. I'm not sure how much I would have cared since I own all of these comics, but the crossovers were less crossovers than Marshal Law comics featuring other characters. Leaving them out leaves out chunks of the story. Why bother doing a 'complete' omnibus and leave out parts of the story? Ideally, the omnibus would include everything, including the novellas.
That's it for this week. Thanks for reading. Later.
Matt Seneca wrote a great article on the first issue of X-Sanction, talking about how it's another Jeph Loeb story heavily informed by the death of his son. The descent of his writing's quality seems to have happened after that event, with every story he does dealing explicitly with death while punishing the living. Reading it like that, X-Sanction is much more meaningful; Cable is Loeb, still grieving the loss of one child, desperate to keep his other child alive and well, and demolishing every potential obstacle with extreme brutality.
Of course, that's no excuse for the completely irrelevant plot, the heavy-handed narration, and the absolutely childish fight scene banter.
Wait, people think the Avengers soundtrack sucks? It's got a ton of guys I like on it, but then again I've been more of a 90s alternative rock/ nu metal guy (and I honestly say that with pride). My problem is that Bush is on it, a band I LOATH. But FFDP doing a song for a superhero movie? That's like ten different kinds of awesome to me. I was thinking the soundtrack might actually be a way for me to go see this since I really don't like the Avengers the way Marvel is promoting them currently (although I really like Iron Man on his own).
I've always been an X-Men and Spider-man guy, so when Marvel says stuff like the Avengers have been their A-list, I've rolled my eyes. They think because JLA is DC's A-List, and the Avengers is their equivalent, that that suddenly makes the Avengers their top property. I'm sorry but the X-Men just has more mass appeal outside of comic circles (frankly I'm shocked their wasn't a Generation X live-action series on MTV back in the day instead of the abortive Fox attempt), and Spider-man will always be the number 1 solo Marvel character. So seeing all this retroactive history making Marvel has done in the past eight years or so and now the heavy promotion all the solo Avenger movies are getting (plus, obviously, the Avengers movie itself) annoys the crap out of me when you just had an awesome X-Men movie this past year that went relatively unnoticed, and despite that there's a sequel in the works. So long as Bryan Singer stays on to produce it should be great. I don't even want to go into how much better the X-men books post-Schism have been compared to the Avengers books. So yeah, sorry for the tangent. Go X-Men, and Marvel, learn your priorities.
Wait, Flex is finally coming out? Man, I preordered that and Batman Inc. early last year, and have just got used to the "new delivery estimate" emails coming in regularly.
I'm still completely baffled that Led Zeppelin's The Immigrant Song was not in Thor.
Because it would have made too much sense — and possibly cost too much.
Man, you quitting reviews has left me without someone to relate to on the CBR review team. I hate all of those dudes' taste.
I will definitely miss both The Boys and Scalped, but I'm severely disappointed in the lack of Darick Robertson's art in the final storyline.
If the indications of DYNAMITE ENTERTAINMENT solicitations are to be believed, Russ Heath is still the artist on the book past The Boys # 66. I would have thought that Mr. Robertson would be back as the final artist on the final storyline. Y'know, end as you began, sort of poetic thing.
@MrZone666 – oh, man, even me? (Probably especially me
"Taking that idea to its logical conclusion, wouldn't a lot of consensual sex be considered rape if you raise the idea of retroactive consent based on actions taken after the act is finished? That strikes me as rather ludicrous."
When I was in college, there were feminists who openly supported that idea. Along with the "Look to your left, look to your right, one of you three has been raped or sexually assaulted" lectures and the "Men cannot be raped, and it is an insult and disservice to women to even suggest that it is possible for a man to be raped", there were people who effectively argued that "Vocal consent before and during the act does not discount the possibility of rape."
There is a logical basis to the argument. If consent is given under false pretenses, then how valid is that consent? It is also connected to the impared judgement issue (where "yes" doesn't necessarily mean "yes" if the person saying "yes" isn't thinking clearly).
The problem is that it can (and during my college years was) get taken to extremes. If a woman can decide the next morning that her "yes" really meant "no", then what about a week later? Two weeks? A year? Then you add in the extreme situations… Every now and then we get stories where some spouse finds that their partner has been living a lie for years, and the retroactive lack of consent argument could be used to claim years of rape. Then there are the "I just changed my mind" situations that men fear. Or the vindictive situations. And men fear because dating and sex so often has some measure of lies, deceptions, or at least unspoken details from both parties. Even if the charge falls flat, rape allegations can destroy lives.
"Random Thought! Batman: "You could have been an evil servant of rich folks!" Nightwing: "So… what…? It didn't happen…" Batman: "…I thought you'd care." Nightwing: "Well, I don't. Why would I?" Batman: "I… don't know…?""
Instead, he's a GOOD servant of rich folks, so it's all ok. Yeah, I'm not reading Batman, but this Owls storyline sounds dumb. Particularly since Morrison has (virtually) just been doing a "secret society has been influencing Batman through the years" type story. Is Batman Incorporated v2 coming out next month, then?
Yeah, I'm definitely not digging the "no crossovers" part of the Marshal Law omni. I posted that quick after I read the news, knowing it's of interest to you, but damn, it does indeed defeat the purpose. I know the Savage Dragon book is definitely very important to Law's character growth, and not including it is just dumb. The only thing I can think of is that the crossovers were mostly later, so the "no crossovers" is basically the "first half" of the story. But it appeared that the whole reason for the delay was probably that they were clearing legal issues to allow the appearance of all the crossovers, and that DC took over when Top Shelf just couldn't somehow make it happen, but I guess that was sheer conjecture on my part. It would have been much better from TS.
And if you please, remind me again the names of the novellas, so I can search for them? I know, I know, I should look them up online….
Flex Flex Flex!!! Yay!!!
I would be totally amused if for the Random Joe Casey Question of the week, you followed it up with a literally Random Joe Casey Answer of the week. As in, you ask him about Automatic Kafka and he responds about Codeflesh. hee hee
Random Thought! What would be the DC equivalent of Avengers vs. X-Men? Justice League vs. ??? Justice Society? Teen Titans? Legion of Super-Heroes? Stormwatch? Wildcats?
It is probably JLA vs. Doom Patrol, which says a lot about the difference between the nature of the DC and Marvel lines. Marvel has way more viable team concepts than DC does.
As to AvX and the DC equivalent, there was that DC vs Wildstorm Dreamwar thing that came out a few years back.
Yeah, I barely remembered it either, which tells you something.
It would be JLA vs. Authority, everybody knows that……
I could see a decent feud between Orton and Cena that work/shoots on why Cena hated Orton. It'd never happen since they'd have to turn Orton heel again. Entitled 3rd generation prodigy vs. the someone who actually lives his gimmick of hustle, loyalty and respect. It's not a new concept, but at least it's something fans can get behind rather than whatever else they were feuding over 3 years ago.
I'm tired about every match up they have right now though, they start so many interesting things with CM Punk just for them to end so flat. Let him be the Ric Flair making Sting into a superstar.
Once upon a time, the Wolfman/Perez-era Teen Titans were clearly perceived as DC's equivalent to the Claremont-era X-Men (they even had a crossover like the Avengers/JLA), and much has been made about the similiarities between the X-Men and the Doom Patrol, but a JLvTT comic would have a lot more baggage than AvX (what with the Titans comprising a lot of the League's sidekicks) and JLvDP would be a route (and sound unnecessarily dirty).
In the old DCU, I think JLA vs the Outsiders would be closest in spirit to AvX, with Batman in the Wolverine role as the guy who's on both teams (the League still has the edge on power, but that's pretty much the case with anyone you'd put them up against, but put Batman on the Outsiders' side and you've at least got yourself a ballgame.)
In the New 52 … Justice League vs. Stormwatch? Maybe? They're at least equivalent in power levels, I think, and it has the "shiny popular heroes vs. shadowy outsiders" vibe AvX at least SHOULD have (whether it will remains to be seen).
You threw comics away?
*shocked silence*
The Avengers and X-Men are special because they're so freaking huge, currently and historically. Many other teams can claim one or the other but not both.
In fact JLA vs LSH would be more similar. And JLA vs Titans also works. And did work, that mini was superb and felt less like a giant marketing exercise, which AvX smells of.
Me, I never throw comics/tpbs away. I trade them for credit towards new stuff.
Throwing away comics is next to committing sacrilicious heresy. The breaking of the 11th commandment: "THOU SHALT NOT THROW AWAY COMICS!!!!"
Tom, you know a place that will take comics? They seem to be worth about as much as comic book trading cards where I'm at. Perhaps worth less, because while no one will buy cards, they at least take less storage room.
Other than a few special cases, the shops don't want old books. I'm not even sure you can give them away for free, at least not more than a handful of issues at a time.
You can always donate them to Goodwill. I've seen Goodwill Bookshops with surprisingly meaty comic book sections.
@ Billy Bissette: Yeah, but you know what we're paying for comics these days, every little bit helps out, eh?
@ Chad: Up here in Winnipeg, it's snowing mixed with rain. I hope that you're DAMN HAPPY now!!!!
I suspect that current DC's "Avengers vs X-Men" would be "Superman vs Batman", to be honest.
Depends how you're comparing AvX to DC. If you're doing power levels, I'd say Justice Society. If it's historical popularity (big in 80s, not so popular beforehand), it's the Titans. "Big Guns vs Outcasts" is Doom Patrol. Two most popular lines I'd have to say would be the Green Lantern Corps.
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Rios on Broner: I Hope Eloy Destroys That Motherf****r!
By Ryan Burton
We welcomed former lightweight champion "Bam Bam" Brandon Rios to the latest edition of The Boxing Lab, BoxingScene.com's official audio show.
The Oxnard, California based fighter sports an undefeated record but lost his title on the scales before his most recent fight against John Murray when he couldn't make the lightweight limit. The plan was for Rios to immediately move up to junior welterweight but he decided to stick around for one more fight when an opportunity to face Yurkioris Gamboa became a possibility. Gamboa is an undefeated former unified featherweight champion who
will have risen two weight classes when he steps in the ring against Rios.
Super featherweight contender Eloy Perez (23-0) has offered to help Rios get ready for Gamboa. While Perez doesn't have Gamboa's power, he does have speed and an in and out style that is similar to Gamboa's.
Perez has other business at hand before helping Rios. He will be fighting for his first world title on Saturday when he faces Adrien Broner in his HBO debut.
While the Salinas, California based Perez is a sizable underdog, Rios believes his sparring mate has what it takes to pull off the upset.
"I hope Eloy destroys that motherf***er. He's (Broner) a cocky son of a b*tch. He called me out and talked sh*t. He's a 130 pounder who is talking sh*t and this is my last fight at 135 before I move up," Rios bluntly stated. "I hope he (Eloy) beats the f**k out of him in that fight. Broner is nothing but a Mayweather wannabe. He's nowhere near being Mayweather," Rios concluded.
Send questions or comments to [email protected] Follow Ryan on Twitter @ringsidewriter and tune in to The Boxing Lab, Boxingscene's official audio on Tuesdays. The show is hosted by Ernie Gabion, Luis Sandoval and Ryan Burton.
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[QUOTE=DempseyRollin;11812997]burns ducked him to fight kastidis[/QUOTE] Ahh thanks didnt know the full story behind thatComment by LVfrank on 02-22-2012
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Arsenal won't want to give up Thomas Vermaelen to a local rival, but the Belgian very much looks set to be another addition at Old Trafford later this summer.
The Arsenal captain has struggled for games at the Emirates and sees a move to Old Trafford as an opportunity to kick start his career. United could possibly buy two centre-backs this summer, with Phil Jones and Chris Smalling struggling with both inconsistency and injury. Vermaelen, in that event, would be seen as the cheaper, experienced addition.
If he can get back to his best, the Belgian international would be a very good signing for United.


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I Heart WSU! LbNA # 30367 (ARCHIVED)
|Placed Date
|Apr 25 2007
|Pullman, WA
|Found By
|American Boxer
|Last Found
|Jul 22 2009
|Hike Distance
In the fall of 2005, the WSU Museum of Art hosted an exhibit of statues created at the Walla Walla Foundry ( http://www.wallawallafoundry.com/ ). The exhibit prominately featured the works of Jim Dine and 12 other artists from the foundry. After the exhibit, 3 pieces were purchased and installed permanently. The one which caused the most controversy was "Technicolor Heart" by Jim Dine, affectionately called "The Big Blue Heart" by locals. The large bronze work is comprised of a large heart covered with found objects and painted in a rainbow of colors. People either love or hate the statue, and voice their opinions loudly. The heart has previously been auctioned on Ebay and covered in garbage bags and tarps. Some opinion letters about the heart:
This letterbox is located in the heart of campus, so you have to be careful when going to get it. There are times, though, when the campus is fairly deserted. Plan accordingly. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays classes change on the hour. On Tuesdays and Thursdays classes change at 9:00, 10:25, 11:45, 1:15, 2:40, 4:05. Afternoons are usually better then mornings. Saturdays are good days, as long it's not a busy weekend on campus (Mom's Weekend, football weekends). Sundays are excellent.
There is metered parking at French Ad across the street from the heart. There is also a paid parking garage down the street.
To the Box:
Go to the Big Blue Heart on Stadium Way and bask in its technicolor glory. Scour the objects on the heart. Stand underneath the pumpkin top with your back to traffic. Under the boughs of the twin evergreens you will find your prize. It's eaiest to get under the branches from the side with the ivy.